Nangiloc Fire Brigade

Nangiloc Fire Brigade The Nangiloc Rural Fire Brigade is a fully volunteer brigade within the Country Fire Authority (CFA) in Victoria. You can stay connected by "liking" the page.

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The old Red Cliffs Fire Brigade FCV is up for tender as they have upgraded there wheels! If you’re looking for a good re...
02/03/2026

The old Red Cliffs Fire Brigade FCV is up for tender as they have upgraded there wheels! If you’re looking for a good reliable Ute and set of wheels check it out!

🔥 Strike Team Deployment 🔥CALL-OUT 4/02/2026 - 8/02/2026LOCATION: Deep Creek South Australia On Wednesday the 4/2/2026 o...
08/02/2026

🔥 Strike Team Deployment 🔥

CALL-OUT 4/02/2026 - 8/02/2026
LOCATION: Deep Creek South Australia

On Wednesday the 4/2/2026 one of our own members headed over to South Australia to form up Strike Team 1822 to go and assist CFS crews at a complex fire burning in the Mount Lofty Rangers in the Deep Creek National Park near Cape Jarvis on the peninsula.

Lieutenant Troy Peirce was accompanied by Lieutenant Jack Ward from the Red Cliffs Fire Brigade and Lieutenant Grant Rayson from the Tongala Fire Brigade. All 3 members put their hands up to go on the 5 day deployment 1 day travel, 3 days working on the fire ground and then 1 day travel home. Jack, Troy & Grant crewed the Ultra Heavy Tanker from Ouyen for the 5 days working alongside SA Parks, SA MFS, SA CFS, NSWRFS Strike Team’s, QLD Fire & Rescue & specialists fire fighters from Western Australia.

The boys did a variety of tasks. Given the difficulty of the terrain the crews conducted a lot of controlled burns to stop the fire from running out into private land. Some of the other jobs the boys did was, filling up both CFA and CFS tankers to allow them to keep operating without turning round to fill up, blacking out, asset protection on a cottage and the Deep Creek NP depot/office.

The boys moved 100,000 litres of water over the 3 days they were on the fire ground. Aircraft heavily supported the crews putting in retardant lines and fire bombing areas of which crews could simply not get too given the difficulty terrain.

Strike Team 1822 was made up of a mixed district 18 & 20 Strike Team consisting of Sunraysia’s Group FCV as the STL vehicle, Ouyen Ultra Heavy Tanker, Watchem Ultra Heavy Tanker, Bamawm Extension Tanker 1, Romsey Tanker 1, Inglewood Tanker, D20 FOV & the Maryborough bus.

A second strike team was also deployed from district 16 and 15 and those appliances consisted of Eureka Group FCV, Daylesford Tanker 1, Bacchus Marsh Tanker 1, Creswick Tanker, Buninyong MT Helen Tanker 1 & Miners Rest Tanker 1. These appliances formed up as Strike Team 1501.

All 3 members had a great time away supporting our sister agency the CFS and both agreed it was a pleasure to work along side crews from both strike teams and interstate crews also!

🔥 Strike Team Deployment 🔥CALL-OUT 4/02/2026 - 8/02/2026LOCATION: Deep Creek South Australia Your local Nangiloc Fire Br...
04/02/2026

🔥 Strike Team Deployment 🔥

CALL-OUT 4/02/2026 - 8/02/2026
LOCATION: Deep Creek South Australia

Your local Nangiloc Fire Brigade Volunteer Troy Perice is off once again on another Strike Team Deployment. This strike team is an interstate deployment to assist our friends over in South Australia at a large complex fire burning near Victor Harbour on the SA coast line.

Strike Team 1822 was made up of a mixed state Strike Team consisting of Sunraysia’s Group FCV as the STL vehicle, Ouyen Ultra Heavy Tanker, Watchem Ultra Heavy Tanker, Bamawm Extension Tanker 1, Romsey Tanker 1 and Inglewood Tanker.

The district 20 FOV (felid operations vehicle) is also apart of the strike team deployment to assist with radio communications whilst interstate, along with the Maryborough bus for crew transportation where required.

The crews are all assembled at the Ouyen fire station and are having lunch before they depart over to SA for a 5 day deployment.

Crews will be meeting with another Victorian Strike Team out of District 15 near Ballarat.

Stay tuned for some photos and updates of what the crews get up to whilst on deployment

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2660 Kulkyne Way
Nangiloc, VIC
3494

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