Fire and Rescue NSW Station 325 Helensburgh

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19/05/2026

SAFETY VISITS: Don’t delay book today

Do you have at least one working smoke alarm on each floor of your home?

Everyone can benefit from a safety visit - be sure to book yours today fire.nsw.gov.au/visits

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY: To all the incredible mums in our community A special shoutout to our firefighter mums, the ones who...
10/05/2026

HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY: To all the incredible mums in our community

A special shoutout to our firefighter mums, the ones who finish a shift and start another one at home.

Thank you also to the mums behind the scenes who support our crew in the juggle of on call life.

Thanks for everything you do ❤️

THANKS FOR VISITING: Fire and Rescue NSW Open DayIt was so great to see so many friendly faces, families, and curious ki...
09/05/2026

THANKS FOR VISITING: Fire and Rescue NSW Open Day

It was so great to see so many friendly faces, families, and curious kids come through the station, have a look around, meet the crew, and learn a bit more about what we do.

We look forward to seeing you again soon - stay fire safe.

WE’RE OPEN: Come by and say hi to the crew
08/05/2026

WE’RE OPEN: Come by and say hi to the crew

KITCHEN FIRES: Keep looking when cookingMost house fires start in the kitchen - don’t let a moment’s distraction turn in...
08/05/2026

KITCHEN FIRES: Keep looking when cooking

Most house fires start in the kitchen - don’t let a moment’s distraction turn into an emergency.

👀 Stay alert when cooking
• Never leave cooking unattended
• Keep an eye on what’s on the stove

🚨 Be prepared
• Make sure you have a working smoke alarm
• Keep a fire blanket handy for small fires

🏠 Have a plan
• Know your escape routes
• Make sure everyone knows how to get out safely

👨‍🚒 Want to learn more?

Come and see us at our Open Day tomorrow Saturday, 8 May 2026 from 10am - 2pm for expert advice and answers to all your fire safety questions.

MULTI-STORY BUILDINGS: Do you know what to do in the event of a fire?Fires in multi-storey buildings happen every year. ...
06/05/2026

MULTI-STORY BUILDINGS: Do you know what to do in the event of a fire?

Fires in multi-storey buildings happen every year. The good news? Your unit is designed to protect you - but knowing what to do is critical.

🚨 If there’s a fire:
• Act immediately – don’t wait or investigate
• Get out, stay out, call 000
• Use fire stairs – NEVER lifts
• Head to your pre-planned meeting place

⛔ Don’t:
• Go back inside for anything
• Waste time collecting valuables

🚪 If you can’t escape:
• Close doors and windows to keep smoke out
• Call 000 and give your unit number
• Follow instructions from firefighters

For more info visit fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/topics/high-rise-fire-safety

🧑‍🚒 Plus head to our Open Day this Saturday, 9 May 2026 for more fire safety advice.

CHARGING DEVICES: Stay safe with these simple tipsPower tools, e-bikes and e-scooters can be dangerous if charged incorr...
05/05/2026

CHARGING DEVICES: Stay safe with these simple tips

Power tools, e-bikes and e-scooters can be dangerous if charged incorrectly.

🔥 Charge smart:
• Install smoke/heat alarms where batteries are charged
• Charge large batteries in garages or sheds, not living areas
• Never charge while sleeping or when you’re not home
• Unplug once fully charged

🔌 Use the right gear:
• Only use the original or approved charger
• Look for the Australian compliance mark

🏠 Charge safely:
• Use hard, non-flammable surfaces (no beds, lounges or carpet)
• Keep exits clear – don’t charge near doors or pathways

⚠️ Check your battery:
• Don’t use if it’s swollen, leaking, overheating or damaged

👨‍🚒 Visit our Open Day this Saturday, 9 May 2026 to get expert advice and learn how to charge lithium batteries safely.

INCIDENT UPDATE: Bush Fire At 1.30 pm on Saturday, 2 May 2026, firefighters responded to a bush fire in bushland off Wal...
04/05/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: Bush Fire

At 1.30 pm on Saturday, 2 May 2026, firefighters responded to a bush fire in bushland off Walker Street in Helensburgh.

Crews located a hangout area behind the Helensburgh Library where a lounge had been deliberately set alight.

Helensburgh Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade assisted by using water‑filled knapsacks to safely access the area and fully extinguish the smouldering fire.

A number of young people were observed nearby, some riding e‑bikes and others moving through the surrounding bushland.

While no injuries were reported, incidents like this present serious risks to the safety of young people, emergency responders, and the wider community.

Fires can spread quickly and unpredictably, particularly in bushland areas, placing lives at risk and causing lasting environmental damage.

Firefighters encourage parents, carers, and guardians to speak with young people about fire safety, responsible behaviour, and the very real consequences of lighting fires - not just legally, but to their own safety and the safety of others.

Early conversations and community awareness play an important role in preventing harm and keeping everyone safe.

Please see comments for video footage.

INCIDENT UPDATE: Tree Down on Power LinesAt 6.27am on Sunday, 11 January 2026 firefighters were called to respond to a t...
10/01/2026

INCIDENT UPDATE: Tree Down on Power Lines

At 6.27am on Sunday, 11 January 2026 firefighters were called to respond to a tree down on power lines across Parkes Street in Helensburgh.

Firefighters arrived on scene to a large tree across the roadway blocking both traffic and pedestrian access and bringing down power lines.

An exclusion zone and traffic control is in place with a detour via The Crescent, please follow directions for your safety.

Repairs are underway to restore electricity. Please visit www.endeavourenergy.com.au/outages for the latest updates on the expected restoration time.

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91 Walker Street
Helensburgh, NSW
2508

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