Narrogin Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service

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🔥🔥 87 Call-Outs in Financial Year 2025/26 🔥🔥During FY 2025/26, the Narrogin Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service responded ...
06/07/2026

🔥🔥 87 Call-Outs in Financial Year 2025/26 🔥🔥
During FY 2025/26, the Narrogin Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service responded to 87 incidents across our district. These included a wide range of emergencies and community assistance requests:
🚒 28 Direct Brigade Alarm (DBA)�🚗 14 Road Crash Rescues (RCR)�🛟 2 Rescues�🔥 9 Rubbish Fires�🌿 1 Mulch Fire�🏠 4 Structure Fires�🌾 10 Tree, Grass and Scrub Fires�💨 5 Reports of Smoke�⛽ 1 Fuel Spill�🛡️ 9 Asset Protection Responses�✈️ 1 Aircraft Incident�🚘🔥 1 Car Fire�❓🔥 3 Unknown Fires�⚡ 1 Power Line Down Incident

A huge thank you to all our brigade members who continually drop what they’re doing to respond whenever the community needs them. Your dedication, commitment and willingness to serve are greatly appreciated.

As these statistics show, road crashes remain a significant part of our work. Accidents can happen to anyone, at any time. Rural roads can be particularly hazardous, whether they're wet and slippery, or dry and dusty.

Please remember to drive to the conditions of the road, not to what you experienced the last time you travelled it.

🚗 Drive to Arrive. 🚗

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15/06/2026

🚒 Narrogin Volunteer Fire & Rescue Service Annual General Meeting 🚒

On 4 June 2026, Narrogin VFRS held its Annual General Meeting, where members nominated and elected the Brigade Officers for the 2026/2027 year.

Congratulations to the following members on their appointments:

🔥 Captain – Leigh Ballard
🔥 Lieutenant – Peter Harper
🔥 Apparatus Officers – Max Ballard and Brandon Draper
🔥 Secretary/Treasurer – Anika Keeling

These positions will officially commence in July 2026.

A very special thank you and acknowledgement goes to outgoing Lieutenant Blake Halford. Blake has served the brigade as Lieutenant for four years, demonstrating outstanding commitment, leadership, and dedication to both our members and the wider community. His contribution to Narrogin VFRS has been significant, and we sincerely appreciate the countless hours he has devoted to supporting the brigade and helping develop and train our members. Thank you, Blake, for your service and leadership.

Thank you to all members who continue to volunteer their time and dedication in service of our community. We wish the incoming officers every success in their roles and look forward to another productive and safe year for the brigade.

Congratulations to all appointed officers, and best of luck for the 2026/2027 year ahead. 🚒👏

31/05/2026

Narrogin Volunteer Fire and Rescue will be having our AGM this coming Thursday 4th June 2026, starting at 7pm followed by our general meeting.
Life members and ex members welcome.

Voluteers please wear full dress uniform.

If you drove through Narrogin last night and saw a lot of smoke billowing out of the Bushfire shed, don't worry - we wer...
29/05/2026

If you drove through Narrogin last night and saw a lot of smoke billowing out of the Bushfire shed, don't worry - we were completing some BA training inside the shed.

As a volunteer brigade, we respond to structural fires as well as much more, so we need to keep our skills fresh and up to date.

This training was a simulation that involved four of our BA-qualified volunteers donning BA and entering the structure in teams of two to locate and rescue the trapped casualty inside. When we enter a structure, we lose almost all visibility, so we can only work by feel. Some of these photos show just how little visibility we have, even in training.

We consistently learn and train in a controlled environment so that when the real job comes, we know how to operate as a team to save lives in time-critical situations.

29/05/2026

Last night our crews ran a simulated structural fire scenario, complete with full Breathing Apparatus (BA) and a casualty rescue.
In this clip, Team 2 makes entry with BA and rescue tools to locate and remove the trapped casualty.
Training like this keeps our skills sharp and our community safer.

For more photos and videos from the night, make sure you check out the second post.

Huge congratulations to the Narrogin RSL Sub-branch for putting on an amazing ANZAC day ceremony. Thanks to our voluntee...
27/04/2026

Huge congratulations to the Narrogin RSL Sub-branch for putting on an amazing ANZAC day ceremony.
Thanks to our volunteers for marching in the parade and laying a wreath to pay our respects to those who have served and those currently serving.

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Cnr Kipling & Gordon Street
Narrogin, WA
6312

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