Lake Boga Fire Brigade

Lake Boga Fire Brigade Lake Boga fire brigade is a voluntary brigade in Lake Boga Local Fire brigade dedicated to protecting Lake Boga and surrounding district.

It is with great sadness that the Lake Boga Fire Brigade acknowledges the passing of our friend and former Captain, Bria...
03/06/2026

It is with great sadness that the Lake Boga Fire Brigade acknowledges the passing of our friend and former Captain, Brian “Truck” Carmichael.

Brian joined the Lake Boga Fire Brigade in 1964 and dedicated more than 60 years of service to the CFA and our local community. In 1969, he was elected Captain, a position he proudly held until 1982. He later returned to brigade leadership, serving as 2nd Lieutenant from 2000 to 2002.

Affectionately known to all as “Truck”, Brian was a highly respected and valued member of our brigade family. His outstanding commitment to volunteer service was recognised through the awarding of the National Medal, a Gold Star, the CFA 60 Year Service Medal, and Life Membership of the Lake Boga Fire Brigade.

Brian’s contribution to our brigade spans generations. Through his leadership, dedication, and willingness to serve others, he helped shape the Lake Boga Fire Brigade into the organisation it is today. His legacy will continue to be remembered by all who had the privilege of serving alongside him.

On behalf of all current and former members of the Lake Boga Fire Brigade, we extend our sincere condolences to Brian’s family, friends, and loved ones during this difficult time.

Rest easy, Truck. Thank you for your 60 years of service, friendship, leadership, and commitment to the Lake Boga community. You will never be forgotten.

Lake Boga Brigade members proudly took part in today’s local Anzac Day March hosted by the Lake Boga Lions Club to honou...
25/04/2026

Lake Boga Brigade members proudly took part in today’s local Anzac Day March hosted by the Lake Boga Lions Club to honour the service and sacrifice of Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women. Our own Patrick Dear reciting the Ode of Remembrance.
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“They gave up their tomorrow, so we could have our today. Lest we forget” 🌺

Lake Boga Fire Brigade Fundraiser - join us for a fun casual night of Lawn Bowls and show your support to your local Bri...
17/02/2026

Lake Boga Fire Brigade Fundraiser - join us for a fun casual night of Lawn Bowls and show your support to your local Brigade.

Here’s to another year done for Santa and his Fire Brigade Elves! Thank you Santa for entrusting us each year on this ve...
24/12/2025

Here’s to another year done for Santa and his Fire Brigade Elves! Thank you Santa for entrusting us each year on this very special evening. Great to see familiar faces and expanding families 🎅 🚒 until next time - your local team signing off for Christmas!

24/12/2025

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The truck is ready! Nice and shiney for Santa tomorrow! 🎅🚒
23/12/2025

The truck is ready! Nice and shiney for Santa tomorrow! 🎅🚒

It’s that time of year again when Santa and his Fire Brigade Elves are out to spread some Christmas Eve cheers 🚒Starting...
21/12/2025

It’s that time of year again when Santa and his Fire Brigade Elves are out to spread some Christmas Eve cheers 🚒

Starting at 6pm from Dallas Street, Santa will make his way through the streets of Boga, down the highway and around the lake. Keep an ear out for the friendly siren and an eye on our socials! 🎅

24/11/2025

Are you harvesting this season? On days of high wind, crop fires can grow up to 100 hectares in under an hour.

CFA (Country Fire Authority) has responded to a number of fires recently that were started by machinery and vehicles.

A crop fire in Quambatook required 15 CFA units and aircraft to bring under control. There was also a harvesting-related fire in Meatian that went on to burn 255 acres.

To reduce your risk, please remember:

🚜 The most common cause of harvester fires is material collecting on hot engine parts.

🌾 Make it part of your routine to check for straw or grass build-up, and hot bearings.

🔧 Make sure your machinery is free of faults and mechanical defects.

🌡️ Postpone paddock work during the highest fire-risk periods. On hot and dry days, exercise extreme caution before harvesting, grinding or welding.

Find more information here: https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/how-to-prepare-your-property/farms/operating-farming-machinery-equipment-and-vehicles

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5 Station Street
Lake Boga, VIC
3584

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