NSW SES Wyong Unit

13/06/2026

The best time to prepare is before you need to.
This NSW SES Emergency Kit checklist may assist you in preparing for a variety of unexpected situations.

12/06/2026

Backyard trampolines, swing sets or other things in your yard can be so much fun, watching them being blown away isn't.
If a storm or high wind suddenly struck what could you prepare and secure today to reduce any loss or damage?
A walk around your outside areas could make a world of difference.

09/06/2026

Know a first responder who’s made a difference? Take a moment to say thank you.

Share your story of how they’ve supported you, your family or your community, and help recognise their courage and commitment.

Your words matter more than you think.

05/06/2026

Make the most of this one NSW - it’s our last long weekend until October 😭

Helping you to do just that, the weather is forecast to remain dry and stable all the way through to Monday! Hooray! 🎉

It’s the perfect opportunity to get ahead on your storm prep - trim overhanging branches, clean your gutters and prepare your home emergency kit.

⚠️ Roads will be busier with double demerits in play, so ensure you drive to the conditions.

🚗 Planning a trip? Check Live Traffic NSW for traffic and road updates or your local council’s website to avoid delays or disruptions.

📲 Stay safe and prepared by downloading the Hazards Near Me app or checking the NSW SES website for the latest warnings.

Enjoy, rug up and stay safe!

04/06/2026

5 fun facts about the NSW SES.
🚨 1.The NSW SES has more than 10,500 volunteers spread across hundreds of units across the state. That's enough people to fill a small country town!
🌧️ 2. Storms keep the SES busiest
While many people associate the SES with floods, storm damage jobs such as leaking roofs, fallen trees, and damaged buildings make up a huge portion of callouts every year.
🚁 3. SES volunteers can be deployed anywhere in Australia
When major disasters strike interstate, NSW SES volunteers often pack their bags and head off to help communities hundreds or even thousands of kilometres away.
📱 4. The famous number is 132 500
Need help with flood or storm damage? The SES number is 132 500. It's one of the most recognised emergency numbers in NSW after Triple Zero.
🐨 5. SES volunteers rescue more than just people
Over the years, volunteers have helped rescue everything from dogs and cats to horses, cattle, and native wildlife trapped by storms and floods. Some SES members have stories that sound like they're straight out of a movie!
Bonus Fun Fact 🎉
The orange uniform wasn't chosen by accident. The bright colour makes SES volunteers highly visible during storms, floods, road crashes, and search operations, helping keep both volunteers and the public safer.

04/06/2026

Wyong unit held a belated WOW day celebrations June 1 with a Trivia and Music Bingo night. The
event was expertly hosted by one of our members. A big thank you to Mounties Group who
generously donated a room and prizes for the night. After the bruising events of the past month
it was great to get together and share a laugh…and some friendly competition

03/06/2026

Preparing for storm could cost you a weekend of work around the home and yard to get ready.
Not preparing could cost a lot more.

Prepare for storms with essential tips and resources. Learn to identify storm risks and warnings, create an emergency plan, and assemble an emergency kit. Stay safe during severe weather by understanding shelter options and following local updates to protect your home and family.

31/05/2026

📍 Ravensdale Recon
Our awesome Flood Rescue vehicle was looking right at home in the winter sunshine yesterday as our crew carried out reconnaissance activities around Ravensdale.
One of the highlights of the day was meeting several local residents who stopped to say hello and share their knowledge of the area. Local insight is incredibly valuable and helps us build a better understanding of the communities we serve.
A big thank you to everyone who took the time to chat with us. Your experience and local knowledge play an important role in helping us prepare for future emergencies.

31/05/2026

❄️ Winter Has Arrived on the Central Coast ❄️

Today marks the first day of Winter.

The days are shorter, the mornings are crisper, and the nights are definitely getting colder. It's the time of year when the ugg boots come out of hiding, electric blankets are switched on, and many of us find ourselves reaching for an extra jumper before heading out the door.

Winter can bring cold, wet and sometimes miserable weather, but no matter what the season throws our way, your Wyong SES volunteers stand ready to help.

Whether it's storm damage, fallen trees, leaking roofs, flood assistance, or responding during severe weather events, our dedicated volunteers are ready to help.

While we can't stop Winter from arriving, we can help our community stay safe through it.

From the first chilly morning of Winter to the hottest day of Summer, and every day in between, your Wyong SES Unit is ready, willing and proud to serve our community.

Stay warm, stay safe, and enjoy everything a Central Coast Winter has to offer. 💙🧡

30/05/2026

Get emergency updates on Hazards Near Me NSW
You can find current information about local emergencies on Hazards Near Me. The app shows information provided from emergency services on:
bush fires
floods
tsunamis
advice on what to do to stay safe.
The app also provides other warnings and activities in your area:
fire danger ratings
total fire bans
hazard reduction activities.
The app can send you push notifications when there are new incidents or when information changes.
Download the Hazards Near Me NSW app on your IOS App Store or Google Play Store.
Hazards Near Me shows current information about local emergencies, including flood, bushfire and tsunamis, and advice on what to do to stay safe. The app can send you push notifications when there are new incidents or when information changes.
For more information and download help see link below.
https://www.nsw.gov.au/emergency/hazards-near-me-app