Aug2012_the DDRFB Chatter
Dayboro & District Rural Fire Brigade
The Dayboro & District Rural Fire Brigade meet the 2nd Wednesday at 7.30pm of each month at the DDRFB Station on Laceys Creek Rd.
The Dayboro & District Rural Fire Brigade meet the 2nd Wednesday at 7.30pm of each month at the DDRFB Station on Laceys Creek Rd.
We currently have around 25 operational members and 5 support members. We conduct scheduled training and maintenance days.
Welcome to our newest support member, Adrian Surplice. Adrian has been a Dayboro local for 12 years and has a military background.
Congratulations to Janet McCabe and Ian Kenman on passing your crew leaders course. Another good reason to have cake and celebrate.
the Wardens’ Word
No signature – No permit!
All Fire Permit Applications must be signed. Your application can’t be approved without your signature. Please check this before submitting your application.
You can download an application for a permit to light a fire at www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au then select the ‘Using Fire Outdoors’ button. Just don’t forget to sign it!
Welcome to our newest support member, Adrian Surplice. Adrian has been a Dayboro local for 12 years and has a military background.
Congratulations to Janet McCabe and Ian Kenman on passing your crew leaders course. Another good reason to have cake and celebrate.
the Wardens’ Word
No signature – No permit!
All Fire Permit Applications must be signed. Your application can’t be approved without your signature. Please check this before submitting your application.
You can download an application for a permit to light a fire at www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au then select the ‘Using Fire Outdoors’ button. Just don’t forget to sign it!
VIP – Janet McCabe
(Volunteer Info Profile)
Janet joined the Dayboro Rurals in 2000 and has decided it was time to move up in the rural ranks. In March this year Janet completed her Crew Leaders course.
When she is not volunteering her time to assist the trainees Janet loves racing her motorbike at Willowbank Raceway.
…DIDYANO?…
A NSP (Neighbourhood Safer Places) is a local open space or building where people may gather, as a last resort, to seek shelter from a bushfire.
Dayboro’s NSP is the Dayboro Oval, Don Kerr Memorial Drive
Are you bushfire prepared?
Check it out here… www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au
PREPARE.ACT.SURVIVE
(Volunteer Info Profile)
Janet joined the Dayboro Rurals in 2000 and has decided it was time to move up in the rural ranks. In March this year Janet completed her Crew Leaders course.
When she is not volunteering her time to assist the trainees Janet loves racing her motorbike at Willowbank Raceway.
…DIDYANO?…
A NSP (Neighbourhood Safer Places) is a local open space or building where people may gather, as a last resort, to seek shelter from a bushfire.
Dayboro’s NSP is the Dayboro Oval, Don Kerr Memorial Drive
Are you bushfire prepared?
Check it out here… www.ruralfire.qld.gov.au
PREPARE.ACT.SURVIVE
DON’T LEARN FIRE SAFETY BY ACCIDENT
