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Conjola Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade
Welcome to the web page for the Conjola Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade. |
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The Conjola Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade spans all areas in Conjola and Fisherman’s Paradise. Volunteer training is on most Sunday mornings at the Fire Station in Thorne Street at 9.00am. General meetings are normally held on the first Sunday of the month at 9.30am, alternating between Conjola and Fisherman’s Paradise Stations. We welcome new members, just drop in and have a chat about joining us.
Deputy Group 4 Captain - Geoff Phillips ph: 0412 552 225 Captain - Clive Turner ph: 0428 561 300 Senior Deputy Captain – Alan Cooke - located at Fisherman’s Paradise Deputy Captain 1 – Neville Wearne Community Engagement Officer: Lynne Wright Ph: 0417 802 167 
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Live Information about Fires To check fire emergencies in your area visit the RFS web site and enter the Conjola Post Code 2539 in the Search Field. You can also download the NSW RFS App "Fires Near Me" from either iTunes or the Google Playstore. BE PREPARED & INFORMED - NSW RFS FACT SHEETS - NSW RFS and Conjola Brigade NEWS - Follow Conjola Brigade on Facebook |
Members of the Conjola Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade
Essential Information
Fire Danger Period
The Fire Danger Period is 1st September - 31st March each year unless otherwise notified. During this period it is illegal to light a fire without a permit (exemptions apply). A property owner may apply for a permit from Shoalhaven Fire Control (Ph: 02 4424 4424), Geoff Phillips (Ph: 0412 552 225) or Clive Turner (Ph: 0428 561 300).
Check the Facts brochure Bush Fire Danger Period and Fire Permits because heavy fines and/or gaol may apply for not complying with the law.
Neighbourhood Safe Place
Our Neighbourhood safe place or shelter of last resort from a bush fire is the Lake Conjola Community Centre, corner of Lake Conjola Entrance Road and Aney Street.
Bush Fire Survival Plan
Make one today if you haven’t already made one.
Collect a printed copy from the Fire Station in Thorne Street or download one from the RFS web site.
Aider Program
Have you heard about the Aider Program? It is a once-off free service offered to assist residents with a disability, the elderly or infirm, to help make their homes and properties bushfire safe.
Fire Danger Period
The Fire Danger Period is 1st September - 31st March each year unless otherwise notified. During this period it is illegal to light a fire without a permit (exemptions apply). A property owner may apply for a permit from Shoalhaven Fire Control (Ph: 02 4424 4424), Geoff Phillips (Ph: 0412 552 225) or Clive Turner (Ph: 0428 561 300).
Check the Facts brochure Bush Fire Danger Period and Fire Permits because heavy fines and/or gaol may apply for not complying with the law.
Neighbourhood Safe Place
Our Neighbourhood safe place or shelter of last resort from a bush fire is the Lake Conjola Community Centre, corner of Lake Conjola Entrance Road and Aney Street.
Bush Fire Survival Plan
Make one today if you haven’t already made one.
Collect a printed copy from the Fire Station in Thorne Street or download one from the RFS web site.
Aider Program
Have you heard about the Aider Program? It is a once-off free service offered to assist residents with a disability, the elderly or infirm, to help make their homes and properties bushfire safe.
