Fire and Rescue NSW Station 325 Helensburgh

06/09/2026

02/09/2026

COMMUNITY FIRE UNIT: Do you have a Fire and Rescue NSW - Community Fire Units in your street?

A Community Fire Unit (CFU) is a team of local residents living in urban areas close to bushland who are supported by Fire and Rescue NSW to enhance their safety and resilience to bushfires.

As a volunteer CFU member you will learn how to prepare yourself, your family and your home ahead of the bushfire season. You will learn how to make informed decisions about whether to leave early or stay and defend your property when bushfires threaten.

Learn more fire.nsw.gov.au/careers/community-fire-units

12/08/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA)

At 10.05pm on Tuesday, 11 August 2026 firefighters were called to Laurence Hargrave Drive, south of Murrawal Road in Stanwell Park following a single-vehicle crash that left a car overturned on its roof and blocking both lanes.

NSW Ambulance were already on scene providing care to the driver, who fortunately sustained only minor injuries.

NSW Police Force also attended shortly after.

Firefighters remained on scene to help clear the roadway and ensure the area was safe.

Once the vehicle was removed by a tow truck, the road was reopened to traffic.

11/08/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA)

At 9.41am on Saturday, 8 August 2026, crews responded to a two-vehicle motor vehicle accident on Lawrence Hargrave Drive, Helensburgh.

Firefighters worked to clear debris from the roadway and provided fire protection while NSW Ambulance and NSW Police Force attended the scene.

Thankfully, no serious injuries were reported. Please take care on the roads, drive to the conditions, and always allow extra time for your journey. Stay safe.

09/07/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA)

At 6.23pm on Wednesday, 8 July 2026, firefighters responded to a motor vehicle accident involving a ute and a van at the intersection of Lawrence Hargrave Drive and Longview Crescent, Stanwell Tops.

Upon arrival, crews found that the two vehicles had collided before travelling some distance and coming to rest.

The roadway was closed in both directions while emergency services managed the incident and ensured the scene was safe.

The sole occupant and driver of the ute was able to self-extricate prior to the arrival of emergency services. The sole occupant and driver of the van required assistance from firefighters and NSW Ambulance to exit the vehicle via the rear sliding door. The driver was subsequently transported to hospital for further assessment.

Firefighters remained on scene while the damaged vehicles were recovered and to clear debris from the roadway. Once operations were completed, the road was reopened in both directions.

07/07/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: House Fire

At 4.39pm on Tuesday, 7 July 2026, firefighters responded to reports of a house fire on the Princes Highway, Madden Plains.

Upon arrival, crews liaised with Darkes Forest Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade Incident Controller to determine the location of the fire and commence initial firefighting operations.

The fire was located behind a fireplace and chimney. Crews quickly extinguished the initial fire, however, it was observed to have extended into the roof space.

Firefighters worked alongside crew from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 241 Bulli to gain access to the roof cavity and extinguish the fire extension.

Thanks to the swift actions and coordinated efforts of all crews on scene including Helensburgh Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade, the fire was successfully contained to a single room, with only minor damage sustained to the roof structure.

A fantastic effort by all personnel involved, preventing further damage to the property.

This is a timely reminder to check you have working smoke alarms installed and maintained in your home.

Book a free Home Fire Safety Visit to ensure your household is fire safe fire.nsw.gov.au/visits

04/07/2026

FIRE SAFETY EDUCATION: Firefighter Session

Firefighters recently enjoyed visiting Happy Hearts Academy Early Learning Centre to help educate children about fire safety and emergency awareness.

The interactive session provided a fun, engaging and memorable learning experience, helping children build confidence and develop important fire safety habits from an early age.

These educational visits encourage young learners to recognise potential dangers, respond appropriately in emergencies, and feel safe and confident around emergency services personnel.

Learn more fire.nsw.gov.au/education/programs

31/05/2026

BE SMART TAKE PART: Smoke Alarm Action Day

With 1 June marking the first day of winter, residents are being urged to test their smoke alarms work.

A working smoke alarm is your best early warning sign of a fire, giving you and your loved ones the chance to get out, stay out, and call Triple Zero (000).

Need help?
Book a FREE Safety Visit fire.nsw.gov.au/visits