Fire and Rescue NSW Station 347 Kingscliff

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 347 Kingscliff Kingscliff 347 Fire Station Kingscliff Fire Station (347) is located on Marine Parade Kingscliff. The station is manned by fully retained Fire Fighters.

Retained Fire Fighters work on an ‘on call’ part-time basis for Fire Rescue NSW (FRNSW). They are trained to work as a team, and deal with emergencies such as fires, road accidents and hazardous material spillages.The station consists of:

1 Captain
1 Deputy Captain
14 Fire Fighters

and one Fire Appliance.

UNIT FIRE at BOGANGARAt approximately 2:35pm, Fire and Rescue crews from Kingscliff 347 and Banora Point 514, along with...
05/09/2026

UNIT FIRE at BOGANGAR

At approximately 2:35pm, Fire and Rescue crews from Kingscliff 347 and Banora Point 514, along with Tweed Coast RFS, were called to reports of a house fire in Bogangar.
Fortunately, crews had only just completed another incident in Cabarita around five minutes earlier and were still on the road when the call came through, allowing for a quick response.

On arrival, crews observed a significant glow from a fire behind the address initially provided.
Further investigation located a unit within a unit complex that was fully involved in fire.
Kingscliff 347 immediately deployed a crew in Breathing Apparatus to commence a fire attack and work to prevent further fire extension. Banora Point 514 assisted with firefighting operations from the rear of the premises and protecting surrounding exposures, while Tweed Coast RFS assisted with other operational requirements and salvage. Tweed Heads 468 were also assigned to the incident and assisted with operations.

Firefighters and Police evacuated occupants from four units within the complex until the area was deemed safe. Primary and secondary searches were carried out during firefighting operations, while Police were later able to make contact by phone with the residents of the affected unit and confirm they were not inside at the time of the fire.

Fire crews remained on scene for approximately two hours before the site was handed over to Police.

Further investigations into the cause of the fire are continuing by Police and Fire Investigators.

A great coordinated response by all emergency services involved.

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 514 Banora Point
Tweed Coast Rural Fire Brigade
Fire and Rescue NSW Station 468 Tweed Heads
Tweed-Byron Police District
Fire & Rescue Regional North 2

11/08/2026

Today our crew was out in the community focusing on fire prevention, preparedness and education.

We visited a local retirement village for a fire education session, where we also demonstrated how to use their new defibrillator and organised two hard-of-hearing smoke alarms for residents who may not be able to hear a standard smoke alarm.

Our crew also:
🔥 Completed and updated Pre-Incident Plans (PIPs) at local holiday parks, helping us better understand access, water supplies and potential risks before an emergency occurs.

💧 Inspected a number of fire hydrants and identified several that were covered by grass, not functioning correctly or unable to be located. These issues will be followed up with Council so they can be investigated and rectified.

🚒 Spoke with residents and holiday park management about the importance of keeping boat ramps and access points clear for emergency vehicles. In the event of a significant fire, our crews may need to access the river and draft water directly into our fire appliance when other water supplies are limited.

We’re also planning a water drafting drill at a local holiday park, where we can demonstrate exactly how firefighters can use a river or other open water source to supply water for firefighting.

A big part of what we do happens before the fire knowing our local risks, checking our water supplies, educating our community and making sure we’re ready when we’re needed.

🚒🔥 Stay tuned for our upcoming drafting drill!

Fire & Rescue Regional North 2

🔥 Kingscliff Firefighters – Out in Our Community🚒Over the past six weeks, Kingscliff firefighters have been busy deliver...
09/08/2026

🔥 Kingscliff Firefighters – Out in Our Community🚒

Over the past six weeks, Kingscliff firefighters have been busy delivering Home Fire Safety Visits and fire safety education throughout Tweed and Chinderah lifestyle parks.

🏠 70+ homes visited
🚨 30+ homes were found with no smoke alarms

Next Tuesday, we’ll be making the most of the planned power outage at our station and heading back into the community to make our community safe.

We’ll be carrying out:

🏠 Home Fire Safety Visits: checking smoke alarms, identifying potential fire hazards and helping residents develop safer habits and escape plans.

🔥 Fire Safety Education: practical advice about preventing fires, smoke alarms, electrical and heating safety, lithium-ion batteries and what to do in an emergency. Also fire education for schools.

🚒 Pre-Incident Plans: assessing properties such as holiday parks, shopping centres, large residential buildings, service stations before an emergency, including access for fire trucks, water supplies, hydrants and potential hazards, so our crews are better prepared if we are ever called there.

Fire and Rescue NSW offers free Home Fire Safety Visits, including smoke alarm checks and installation for those in our community that are more vulnerable, higher risk or unable to check their smoke alarms,

🔔🦻 Deaf or hard of hearing?
We can also provide and install specialised smoke alarms for people who are deaf or hard of hearing, where eligible. These systems can include visual and vibrating alerts to provide an alternative warning to a standard audible smoke alarm.

👉 Book your free visit here:
www.fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/safety-visits

A simple visit today could make all the difference in an emergency. 🚒🔥

Fire and Rescue NSW Community Engagement Unit
Fire & Rescue Regional North 2

🚒 Could your home benefit from a FREE Home Fire Safety Visit? Fire and Rescue NSW provides FREE Home Fire Safety Visits ...
31/07/2026

🚒 Could your home benefit from a FREE Home Fire Safety Visit?

Fire and Rescue NSW provides FREE Home Fire Safety Visits to help keep you and your loved ones safe.

During the visit, firefighters will:
✅ Check your smoke alarms
✅ Provide personalised home fire safety advice
✅ Install a FREE 10-year battery-powered smoke alarm if required

A Home Fire Safety Visit is particularly recommended for:
🏡 People aged 65 years and over
🏡 People who live alone
🏡 People with limited mobility, hearing or vision impairments
🏡 People supported by carers, family or friends
🏡 People with English as a second language

Everyone can benefit from a Home Fire Safety Visit, and it could make all the difference in an emergency.
Caravans, campers and vacation homes also require smoke alarm protection.

📅 **Book online or contact your local Fire and Rescue NSW station:
www.fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/safety-visits

Please help keep our community safe by sharing this post with your family, friends and neighbours.

A safety visit can assist in helping you reduce the risk of an accidental fire in the home and safely escape it.

30/07/2026
Today Kingscliff 347 says thank you not goodbye to our very own Joel Kachel ! After nine years at Station 347 Kingscliff...
11/07/2026

Today Kingscliff 347 says thank you not goodbye to our very own Joel Kachel !
After nine years at Station 347 Kingscliff Fire Rescue, we've finally decided to let Joel go... not from service just to another station.

Joel, thank you for nine years of dedication not only to us as a crew but to the Kingscliff community. Your hard work, and always being someone we could count on—whether it was turning out to a job, lending a hand, or sharing a laugh around the station. Your experience, calm head, and sense of humour have made this place better, and you'll be missed more than you'll probably admit.

We're not saying your new station at Fire and Rescue NSW Station 372 Maclean is getting our best firefighter... but we're definitely not saying they're not.

Enjoy the new chapter and see you soon hopefully, when you return back to where it all started !

This week Kingscliff Firefighters have been getting amongst NAIDOC week at Fingal and Tweed. We were also able to arrang...
10/07/2026

This week Kingscliff Firefighters have been getting amongst NAIDOC week at Fingal and Tweed. We were also able to arrange for one of our indigenous firefighters to join Fire and Rescue NSW Station 468 Tweed Heads for the march today in Tweed Heads to represent not just Fire and Rescue but his local mob.
🖤💛❤️

Fire & Rescue Regional North 2
Fire and Rescue NSW
Tweed Shire Council

🚒 Fire Alarms Save Lives 🚨Today, the crew from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 347 Kingscliff visited two local holiday park...
07/07/2026

🚒 Fire Alarms Save Lives 🚨

Today, the crew from Fire and Rescue NSW Station 347 Kingscliff visited two local holiday parks to deliver free fire safety presentations.

When we asked if anyone didn’t have a working smoke alarm, 8 residents told us they had none. We were able to install smoke alarms on the spot, helping make their homes safer.

Smoke alarms provide vital early warning in a fire and are a legal requirement in NSW.

We’ll be returning next week to check smoke alarms throughout the holiday parks, ensuring as many residents as possible have working alarms and know how to stay fire safe.



Fire & Rescue Regional North 2
Fire and Rescue NSW
Fire and Rescue NSW Community Engagement Unit

31/05/2026

🚨Today is the day that you ‘Push the Button’ for SMOKE ALARM ACTION
DAY - 1 June 2026!

We caught up with a local community group who spoke about ‘Push it real good’

To learn more about Home Fire Safety or if you need assistance with a smoke alarm please visit https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/safety-visits

Fire & Rescue Regional North 2
Fire and Rescue NSW
Fire and Rescue NSW Community Engagement Unit

14/05/2026

Thank you to all that attended our open day last Sunday.
We will see you again next year 🚒
Fire & Rescue Regional North 2
Fire and Rescue NSW

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154 Marine Parade
Kingscliff, NSW
2487

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