NSW RFS - Gundary Brigade

NSW RFS - Gundary Brigade Gundary Rural Fire Brigade is a volunteer organisation providing assistance to our local community

🚨RFS Fun Fact!🚨The Gundary Brigade makes up just 1 important part of a big picture! With summer fast approaching, do you...
14/09/2026

🚨RFS Fun Fact!🚨

The Gundary Brigade makes up just 1 important part of a big picture!

With summer fast approaching, do you think you could give back and join the almost 70,000 volunteers who make up the 1,999 brigades and protect our communities when we need it most? Visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au and join today, your community needs you! 🚒

Your Property. Your Responsibility🌾 Owners and occupiers of land have a responsibility to take practicable steps to help...
10/09/2026

Your Property. Your Responsibility🌾

Owners and occupiers of land have a responsibility to take practicable steps to help prevent bush fires and minimise the risk of fire spreading from their property. That responsibility doesn’t only apply when you’re planning a burn. It includes maintaining your property, reducing fire hazards and taking reasonable steps to prevent fires from starting or spreading.

As a landowner or landlord, it is important to:
🔥Check the Fire Danger Ratings and local conditions.
🔥Maintain your property and reduce fire hazards.
🔥Ensure tenants understand local fire safety requirements.
🔥Prevent unlawful fire use or unsafe burning practices.
🔥Keep access clear for emergency services.

A small fire can quickly become a major emergency, placing lives, homes, firefighters and neighbouring properties at risk.

Bush fire safety is everyone’s responsibility. Taking action now helps protect your property and your community.

Learn more: www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/prepare

Monthly Member Spotlight!🧑‍🚒🚒Next up in the spotlight we have Caro! Caro moved over to Gundary last year and has well an...
07/09/2026

Monthly Member Spotlight!🧑‍🚒🚒

Next up in the spotlight we have Caro! Caro moved over to Gundary last year and has well and truly made her mark already. Whether it’s helping out around the station or getting stuck in on the fire ground, we can always count on her. She brings fresh ideas, plenty of wit and a great sense of humour to the brigade and is always there for a chat.

We’re grateful to have Caro as part of our brigade and appreciate everything she contributes to our team and community. Thanks Caro!👏🏻 NSW Rural Fire Service

Happy Father’s Day! 💙Today we celebrate all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads and father figures in our community.Thank y...
05/09/2026

Happy Father’s Day! 💙

Today we celebrate all the dads, grandfathers, stepdads and father figures in our community.
Thank you for the strength, support, guidance and care you give to your families and our community every day.

From all of us at the Gundary Brigade, we wish all the dads in our community a very Happy Father’s Day! Stay safe and enjoy your day with those who matter most. ❤️

The Spring Bushfire Fire outlook is here….Be alert, not alarmed! AFAC CEO Rob Webb stated: “This outlook highlights a he...
20/08/2026

The Spring Bushfire Fire outlook is here….Be alert, not alarmed!

AFAC CEO Rob Webb stated: “This outlook highlights a heightened risk of fire across several parts of the country, driven by a combination of dry conditions in the east and increased fuel loads through parts of central and northern Australia. The variety of risk factors across different regions reinforces the need for communities to understand their local conditions and prepare early."

"While some areas are facing an elevated risk of fire this spring, bushfires can still occur in regions with a normal seasonal outlook. Communities are encouraged to stay informed, monitor local conditions and follow advice from their fire and emergency services as the season unfolds."

The areas marked in red on the map represent an increased risk of fire, largely driven by below average rainfall and dry conditions.

The Seasonal Outlook is the culmination of a complex analysis by expert fire specialists across Australia, and climate prediction and fire weather experts from the Bureau of Meteorology.

NSW RFS - Gundary Brigade are fire ready, are you? Have you created your plan, practised and perfected it! Create your plan today at www.myfireplan.com.au

NSW RFS Southern Tablelands Zone

26/07/2026

Today, Monday 27 July 2026, the AusAlert system will be tested across Australia, with an alert being sent to all compatible mobile devices within NSW at 2pm.

If your device receives the AusAlert national test, it will vibrate and make a loud siren-like sound for about 10 seconds before stopping, even if your device is on ‘silent’ or ‘do not disturb’.

Monthly Member Spotlight!👩🏼‍🚒🚒Next up in the spotlight we have our Senior Deputy Captain, Jordan! Jordan has been with t...
23/07/2026

Monthly Member Spotlight!👩🏼‍🚒🚒

Next up in the spotlight we have our Senior Deputy Captain, Jordan! Jordan has been with the NSW RFS since 2013 and joined up to Gundary Brigade in 2022. He has been our trusty right hand man as Senior Deputy for 2 years now and he is a crucial part of our team. From the fire ground to community events and regular brigade catch ups, Jordan is always on board and ready to help everyone out. Let’s give a big community thank you to Jordan👏🏼 NSW Rural Fire Service

Monthly Member Spotlight!👩🏼‍🚒🚒First up we have a man who needs no introduction, our fearless leader James Cheetham! You ...
22/06/2026

Monthly Member Spotlight!👩🏼‍🚒🚒

First up we have a man who needs no introduction, our fearless leader James Cheetham! You all would’ve met our Captain before, either on the fire ground or at a community event. Being a captain of a volunteer brigade means dedicating a lot of time to call outs, organising logistics and ensuring preparedness. Let’s give a big community thank you to James!👏🏼

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check your smoke alarms! The simplest and most essential check is to press and...
12/06/2026

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check your smoke alarms!

The simplest and most essential check is to press and hold the test button on your smoke alarm until you hear a loud, ear-piercing alarm. This confirms that both the battery and the internal circuitry are functioning correctly. If the sound is faint or intermittent, it may indicate dying batteries or a failing unit, even if it hasn’t started chirping yet.

ONLY WORKING SMOKE ALARMS SAVE LIVES✅

We have well and truly reached heater weather!! Do you know how close your heater is to other items in your house? Any h...
10/06/2026

We have well and truly reached heater weather!! Do you know how close your heater is to other items in your house? Any household items closer than 1m to a heater can increase the risk of flammability!

Stay alert this winter and keep your household safe!🔥

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26 Yattalunga Road
Tirrannaville, NSW
2580

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