Point Cook Fire Brigade (CFA)

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Point Cook Fire Brigade (CFA) is a volunteer firefighting organisation co-located with Fire Rescue Victoria (FRV) staff at the Dunnings Rd fire station. As well as providing fire & emergency services to the Point Cook area, the brigade also provides support to Hoppers Crossing, Werribee, and surrounding areas. Brigade members also respond to bushfires all around Victoria and interstate when requir

ed during the busy summer months.For more information see the CFA website. http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au

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- Point Cook Fire Brigade page Terms of Use -

Point Cook Fire Brigade (CFA) administers this page to provide local community safety information and other updates about brigade activities. Please note this site is for general information only. For emergencies call Triple Zero (000). For emergency warnings and information:-
* Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/cfavic
* Twitter - https://twitter.com/CFA_Updates
* VIC Emergencies - www.emergency.vic.gov.au
* The Victorian Bushfire Information Line - 1800 240 667.
* FireReady App and allow push notifications for messages on Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Bans.
* Local ABC radio stations, UGFM – Radio Murrindindi, Stereo 974, Plenty Valley FM and commercial radio stations across Victoria and SkyNews television. Opinions posted by users of this page do not reflect those of Point Cook Fire Brigade, CFA or the Victorian Government.

- Frequently Asked Questions -

Is this account monitored 24/7? No. This page is monitored by volunteer firefighters who will try to answer any questions you may have in a timely manner but that may not always be possible. Can I share information from this page? Yes. As long as you attribute the source. Why has my comment been deleted? CFA has outlined its Moderation Policy below for using this page. If users post comments found to be breaching these conditions we may delete their comment. Why do people ‘like’ status updates about sad topics? When page users ‘like’ status updates about tragic events, it doesn’t necessarily mean they approve of them happening, ‘Liking’ an update is a way of showing support and appreciation of the information shared in the update.

- Moderation Policy –

Point Cook Fire Brigade (CFA) reserves the right to delete any posted content that we deem to be offensive, insulting and inappropriate. Unacceptable content includes, but is not limited to;
- material that is obscene, offensive, pornographic, vulgar, profane, indecent or otherwise illegal
- remarks that racially or religiously vilifies, incites violence or hatred, or is likely to offend, insult or humiliate others based on race, religion, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation or any physical or mental disability
- personal attacks, abuse and threats to cause physical or mental harm
- content which you know (or would reasonably be expected to know) is false, misleading or deceptive
- content that is defamatory to any person
- any content not related to CFA or it's areas of responsibility
- posts or links to pages that contain the aforementioned material

🔥 Keep your home warm and safe this season!Heating appliances and open fires are a major cause of house fires. Remember ...
19/06/2026

🔥 Keep your home warm and safe this season!

Heating appliances and open fires are a major cause of house fires. Remember to keep flammable items away, supervise children, turn off heaters before sleeping, and ensure your smoke alarms are working.

Safety starts at home — together we can prevent fires. 🏠❤️

14/06/2026

Never leave cooking unattended.

Most kitchen fires are caused by unattended cooking, and not being safe around heat sources in the kitchen ��‍����‍��

Don’t risk your family’s safety, keep looking, while cooking ����



🍳 Kitchen Fire Safety TipsThe kitchen is the room where most home fires start. Staying alert is your best defence — keep...
12/06/2026

🍳 Kitchen Fire Safety Tips

The kitchen is the room where most home fires start.

Staying alert is your best defence — keep looking while you’re cooking to prevent a small distraction from turning into a dangerous fire.

• Check that all heat sources are turned off

Before leaving home or going to sleep, make sure the stove, cooktop, oven and any other heat‑producing appliances are switched off.

• Never use water on an oil or grease fire

Water can cause burning oil to splatter and spread the fire. Use a fire blanket or appropriate extinguisher instead.

• Always supervise children in the kitchen

Keep kids at a safe distance from hot surfaces, appliances and cooking activities.

• Equip your kitchen with a fire extinguisher and fire blanket

Every kitchen should have both. Take the time to learn how to use them safely and confidently.

**Thank A First Responder Day 2026**🧡💛💙🩵 Today, we proudly acknowledge and celebrate the dedicated first responders who ...
09/06/2026

**Thank A First Responder Day 2026**
🧡💛💙🩵

Today, we proudly acknowledge and celebrate the dedicated first responders who serve our communities with courage, compassion, and unwavering commitment.

From volunteers and staff at CFA (Country Fire Authority), SES, Ambulance Victoria, Victoria Police, Fire Rescue Victoria, Triple Zero Victoria, and Life Saving Victoria, these remarkable individuals stand ready every day to protect lives, property, and the wellbeing of others.

Behind every uniform is a person who willingly answers the call when others need help most. They respond to emergencies, natural disasters, accidents, and critical incidents—often in challenging and unpredictable circumstances—putting service above self to keep our communities safe.

Their professionalism, resilience, and sacrifice deserve our appreciation not only during emergencies but every day of the year.

On this Thank A First Responder Day, take a moment to recognise and thank the first responders in your family, workplace, and local community. A simple gesture of gratitude can mean so much to those who dedicate themselves to helping others.

To all the volunteers and their families at Point Cook CFA —thank you for your service, your dedication, and the difference you make every day.









Only working smoke alarms save lives.
05/06/2026

Only working smoke alarms save lives.

Our members had the honour of attending the 2026 Good Friday Appeal Thank You Event, celebrating the incredible success ...
20/05/2026

Our members had the honour of attending the 2026 Good Friday Appeal Thank You Event, celebrating the incredible success of the 95th Good Friday Appeal, organised by The Royal Children’s Hospital and the Good Friday Appeal Team.

This year, together, we raised an amazing $28,466.99, a 30% increase from last year—a fantastic achievement made possible by the generosity and support of our community.

Thank you to everyone who contributed, volunteered, donated, and supported this important cause. Every dollar raised helps make a real difference 💚💜


This National Volunteer Week, we celebrate the many people who contribute to the running of Point Cook CFA. 🚒From mainta...
18/05/2026

This National Volunteer Week, we celebrate the many people who contribute to the running of Point Cook CFA. 🚒

From maintaining trucks and equipment, organising the station, administration, training, fundraising and community events, to supporting emergency responses behind the scenes — every role matters and every volunteer makes a difference.

We also thank our operational firefighters who help protect and support our community when emergencies happen.

Follow the link below to explore the different roles you might like to talk with us about.

For more information on volunteering follow this link: https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/volunteers-careers/volunteer-with-cfa

In December 1998, five CFA (Country Fire Authority) firefighters lost their lives fighting a bushfire in Linton, 150km w...
03/05/2026

In December 1998, five CFA (Country Fire Authority) firefighters lost their lives fighting a bushfire in Linton, 150km west of Melbourne.

This tragic event rocked the firefighting community. To recognise the sacrifice of those firefighters, and the work of firefighters around the world, International Firefighters' Day was established in 1999.

The date, 4 May, was chosen to coincide with St Florian's Day - the patron saint of firefighters.

Day and night - in the heat, cold or rain - firefighters answer the call to assist our communities every day of the year.

Today, we're thinking about all the firefighters on what they give up to protect lives and property.

This Anzac Day, we pay our respects and remember those who have served.At the going down of the sun and in the morning, ...
24/04/2026

This Anzac Day, we pay our respects and remember those who have served.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.

Lest We Forget.

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