Fryerstown Fire Brigade

18/09/2026

As winter draws to a close, now is the best time to prepare your property for fire

season.

Whether it's cleaning your gutters, mowing your lawn or clearing branches from

around your house - the small steps you take now can make a big difference should a

fire occur near you 🏠

Find out more at

Everyone in Victoria who lives near dense forest, bush, grassland or the coast needs to prepare their property for bushfire.

14/09/2026

Spring has sprung! ☀️

If you're having a burn-off to tidy up your property, follow these steps to stay safe:

💨Check weather conditions

🔥Check fire restrictions in your area

👀Never leave it unattended

💦Properly extinguish with water

💻Register your burn off online www.firepermits.vic.gov.au

Find out more at www.cfa.vic.gov.au/burnoff

Information on carrying out planned burns and what you need to do before carrying out a planned burn and notifying fire services.

04/09/2026

Can we get to you in an emergency? 🚒🚨

When every second counts, making sure our trucks have clear access to your property and nearby hydrants is essential, so we can help you as quickly as possible.

28/08/2026

Young children aged between 0-4 are at high risk of home fire fatalities,

burn and scald injuries due to fires and fire play in the home. CFA and FRV recommend that you put smoke alarms in all sleeping areas, especially the areas of one of our most high-risk age groups, children under the age of 10.

If you have young children or close the door for them to sleep, make sure to put smoke alarms in to them and check regularly that they are working.

For more information on keeping young ones safe from fire in our homes, visit,

23/08/2026

Did you know that CFA have multicultural kits with all of our resources - including audio and visual files - translated into 12 different languages?

Fire safety is so important for all people and can be a confusing concept when first moving to Victoria or trying to understand the ideas in English if that is not your first language.

Follow this link to see what CFA and FRV have to offer in our Fire Safety Translations,

CFA Publications and audio files in languages other than English. Click the language of your choice to view translated fire safety information.

16/08/2026

https://www.expression.com.au/services/smoke-alarm-subsidy

The Victorian Smoke Alarm Scheme and the Tasmanian Specialised Smoke Alarm Program are Government funded subsidies providing specialised smoke alarms to…

16/08/2026

People who are over 65 or who have a disability are more likely to be affected by disasters, including home fires and bushfires. In Australia, 62% of the people who died in home fires between 2003 and 2017 had a disability.
CFA (Country Fire Authority) and FRV (Fire Rescue Victoria) are working together to reduce these unacceptable statistics.
If you work in the Aged Care and/or Disability Care Sector, this page is your hub to find what you are looking for https://engage.cfa.vic.gov.au/projects/fire-safety-for-the-care-sector
Here you can find surveys, projects, resources, links, and information designed to empower service providers and support workers in enhancing home fire and bushfire safety for the people they care for.
For more information for yourself and the people you are for, visit, https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/your-local-area-info-and-advice/e-learning

CFA has a number of online fire safety modules to help you be safer in the home and during the bushfire period.

07/08/2026

Did you know that almost two thirds of people who die in house fires have a disability?

On average, 18 people die in preventable residential house fires in Victoria every year.

CFA and Fire Rescue Victoria have an online learning module to support at risk people with planning for fire emergencies at home.

Prevent, Detect, Escape – Home Fire Safety for people at higher risk is made for people at increased fire risk, and for people who support or care for them.

www.cfa.vic.gov.au/atrisk

12/07/2026

12/07/2026

Fryerstown Brigade at Group Training in Huntly.