Clybucca Rural Fire Service

19/08/2026

In an emergency, every second counts. 🚒

Make sure your property entrance is clearly signed, easy to identify from the road, and has visible property numbers at the main gate or fence line.

This is especially important in rural and semi-rural areas, where properties can be difficult to locate at night, in smoke, or during a fast-moving bush fire.

Clear property identification helps emergency services find you faster when it matters most.

Take a few minutes today to check your signage and make sure your property can be easily identified in an emergency. It could save valuable time when help is on the way.

🔥 Be prepared. Be visible. Help us find you.

Learn more: www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/prepare

12/08/2026

Really handy program for some of our more remote residents.

09/08/2026

🔥 Hazard Reduction Burn – Grassy Head 🔥

On Saturday, four of our members assisted a neighbouring brigade at a hazard reduction burn at Grassy Head.

A big thank you to our four members who gave up their weekend to support the operation and the wider community. Your commitment and teamwork are what make the RFS outstanding. 👏🔥

Great work everyone! 🚒

05/08/2026

🔥🔥🔥🔥HAZARD REDUCTION🔥🔥🔥🔥
6/8/26 Appox start time 10am

The National Parks & Wildlife Service intends to conduct multiple Hazard Reduction Burns in Yarriabini National Park over Winter and Spring 2026.
The timing of the burns will be determined by weather and fuel conditions, with the Middle Head and Stoney Creek likely to go ahead today and Saturday. Please see map of proposed burns attached.

05/08/2026

Keeping our equipment in top condition is all part of the job, and more importantly, it helps keep our firefighters safe.

It’s not all hard work though! Truck wash day is also a great excuse to catch up with the crew, solve all the world’s problems over a few laughs, and make the trucks look like they’ve just rolled out of the showroom.

A clean truck won’t stop a fire… but well-maintained equipment and a great team certainly make a difference.

21/07/2026

One of our neighbouring brigades members being shown some recognition for there hard work. Did you know the RFS just isn’t about fires?

12/07/2026

24/06/2026

Great way for people to give back to the community without having to fight fires!

🚒 Join a NSW Rural Fire Service Support Brigade 🚒

Want to support your local community but don't see yourself riding on a fire truck?

The NSW Rural Fire Service Lower North Coast District is seeking volunteers to join our Support Brigades across the Kempsey and Nambucca Valley local government areas.

Support Brigade members play a vital role in helping our operational firefighters and emergency services. They assist with a range of activities including:

☕ Catering and refreshments at incidents and training events
📦 Logistics and resource support
📝 Administration and communication support functions
🎪 Community engagement and public events
🤝 Supporting emergency operations during major incidents (aviation, bulk water, remote area etc)

Our Support Brigades are made up of people from all walks of life who want to make a difference in their community. Whether you can spare a few hours a month or are looking for a new way to get involved, there is a role for you.

No experience is necessary. Flexible training and support are provided, and you'll become part of a dedicated team of volunteers helping communities across the Lower North Coast.

If you're interested in volunteering with one of our Support Brigades, we'd love to hear from you.

Express your interest today:
https://form.jotform.com/250638312439861

21/06/2026

Over the weekend our Brigade took part in the Hunter Valley Championships that were this year held at macksville show ground.
Special thanks to our neighbours NSW RFS - Eungai Brigade and Lower North Coast Support Brigade for helping with a couple of crew members! Great time had by all.

09/06/2026

🔥Changes to Burn Notifications🔥

Following community feedback, the NSW RFS has removed the 21-day limit on Burn Notifications outside of the Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP).

This means you can now submit a Burn Notification for any length of time during non-BFDP, without having to renew every 21 days.

You will still need to notify your neighbours at least 24 hours prior to lighting up.

See the image for more info, or to submit a notification visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/notify