Kambrook Essentials Microwave Oven Recall
Category : Fire Safety
Please read more information on the Kambrook Essentials Microwave Oven recall.
100% Volunteer
Category : Fire Safety
Please read more information on the Kambrook Essentials Microwave Oven recall.
Category : Brigade News
Our car boot sale is back!
It is being held on Saturday 5th November, from 8:30am – 2:30pm at Hastings Fire Station (149 High Street, Hastings). Browse the many stalls and pick up a bargain or book your stall today!
$10 per car or $15 with a 6×4 trailer – ring Jeremy on 0408 770 460
There will be a sausage sizzle and soft drinks bar, all proceeds go to the Hastings Fire Brigade.
Category : Brigade News
Recently our Captain Jim Atkinson and firefighter Colin Cook had the pleasure of meeting Glad and receiving a donation from her of $665.00 which she generously raised for our brigade. We thank her for kindness and will be putting the funds towards helping the community.
Category : Fire Safety
Home owners should be advised to check their top load Samsung washing machine models to see if they match any that are subject to the recall. Acrss Australia there have been 180 incidents involving several of the models under recall involving them over heating, smoking or catching fire. In New South Wales in the past week there were two separate indcidents involving recalled machines catching fire. More information can be found here:
Category : Brigade News
At 2:11pm on January 3, Hastings Fire Brigade was paged to a grass fire behind K and K Steel on Frankston-Flinders Road in Hastings; with Tyabb, Somerville, Moorooduc and Bittern also paged in support. From a crew already located at the fire station, the Tanker was quickly dispatched to the scene of the call with the Pumper following shortly afterwards. On arrival crews found several burning piles of rubbish and wood with fire rapidly spreading, driven by strong northerly winds. The fire quickly entered a timber yard located to the south near Reid Parade and Frankston-Flinders Road and took hold amongst all the wood, creating a challenging inferno.
Category : Brigade News
Saturday November 8 was always going to be busy for the brigade, with the Car Boot sale happening at the fire station, but the day ended up being far busier than anyone had imagined thanks to the hot and breezy conditions.
The Car Boot sale began at 8:30am lasting until 2:30pm, the brigade serving shoppers food and drinks in the heat as they browsed the stalls. It was fantastic to have many people come through and we are looking forward to running the next Car Boot sale next year.
Category : Brigade News
The Car Boot Sale is happening again at Hastings Fire Station on November 8! We invite all to come and grab a bargin from the sellers that will be there. We will also run a sausage sizzle and a soft drinks bar with all proceeds going to our brigade. We hope to see you there!
Category : Brigade News
On October 19 at 11:04am, Hastings and Tyabb fire brigades were both paged to a reported burn off out of control in pine trees on land at Graydens Road. Enroute crews could see a large column of smoke and after being advised by members of the public that best access was via Boes Road, found three piles of pine trees that had been cut down smouldering, with fire having taken hold in the scrub and other pine trees with flame heights between 3-4 metres and spreading.
Category : Brigade News
At 10:07pm on October 1 Hastings and Bittern were paged to a reported roof fire at a Laundrette in Victoria Street in Hastings. On arrival crews found smoke issuing from the roof and building up in the store quite quickly.
Two teams wearing breathing apparatus made entry and using the thermal imaging camera quickly located the fire, which turned out to be some clothing burning in a dryer, and extinguished it.
Category : Brigade News
Monday (21 July)
After training hard during the evening, the brigade was were granted a small reprieve before receiving an emergency call close to 11pm to a local supermarket, where crews found an outdoor floodlight smoking away with some flames visible. The power was cut to the outdoor lighting while crews waited for an electrician to arrive to verify it was safe to work around the sign, where the scene was then made safe.