Echuca CFA

Echuca CFA Country Fire Authority Volunteer Fire Brigade

19/08/2026
Today we celebrated a very special member of the Echuca Fire Brigade by naming our FCV in honour of Ron Hooper.Ron has b...
08/08/2026

Today we celebrated a very special member of the Echuca Fire Brigade by naming our FCV in honour of Ron Hooper.

Ron has been a dedicated member of our brigade for nearly 70 years, holding various positions and contributing countless hours of service to our brigade and the Echuca community throughout that time.
While Ron may have retired and no longer jumps in the fire trucks, you can still find him around the station at almost any given time making sure things are getting done, and sharing his knowledge and experience with the next generation of members.

Ron, congratulations on this well-deserved honour. Thank you for nearly 70 years of dedication, commitment and service to the Echuca Fire Brigade. We are incredibly lucky to have you as part of our brigade family. 💚🤍🚒

IMPORTANT: Don’t forget your phone will get the AusAlert at 2pm today.
27/07/2026

IMPORTANT: Don’t forget your phone will get the AusAlert at 2pm today.

AusAlert national test is taking place tomorrow, 27th of July at 2pm AEST - watch the video below to be prepared and kno...
26/07/2026

AusAlert national test is taking place tomorrow, 27th of July at 2pm AEST - watch the video below to be prepared and know what to expect, and how to stay safe.

AusAlert is a new national warning system that uses the latest technology to send emergency messages to compatible mobile devices during local and national disasters.

AusAlert messages keep communities informed so they can take action, saving lives and property.

Find out more at, https://www.ausalert.gov.au/alerts-explained/national-test

https://youtu.be/O2DJzd09RtU?si=Q2f0qxMgPUJNQCm9

CFA Chief Officer Jason Heffernan outlines the national test of the...

15/07/2026

A reminder to follow these simple steps from Campaspe Shire to avoid garbage truck fires

Smoke alarms can only save your life when they’re correctly fitted and have a working battery. Covering them with a show...
27/06/2026

Smoke alarms can only save your life when they’re correctly fitted and have a working battery.
Covering them with a shower cap or removing the battery is not a good idea.
Check out this post from Fire and Rescue NSW where a smoke alarm was recently found like this inside a house fire.

On this chilly Sunday morning, take a few minutes and check your smoke alarms.
Do they work?
Do you have enough fitted in your home?
Do you have a home fire escape plan?

Today is Smoke Alarm Action Day!What action are you going to take to ensure you have working smoke alarms in your home?G...
01/06/2026

Today is Smoke Alarm Action Day!

What action are you going to take to ensure you have working smoke alarms in your home?

Get the WHERE, WHY and HOW sorted by visiting www.cfa.vic.gov.au/smokealarm

01/06/2026

Working smoke alarms save lives - when was the last time you checked yours?

29/05/2026



Junior firefighter reporters Harry and Madi want to know – why do we need smoke alarms at home? CFA volunteer Ammar tells us why. Owner: CFA's Community Enga...

FOR SALE BY TENDEREchuca CFA - Brigade Owned vehicle is now available for sale via tender. This vehicle represents a rar...
20/05/2026

FOR SALE BY TENDER

Echuca CFA - Brigade Owned vehicle is now available for sale via tender. This vehicle represents a rare opportunity to acquire a low-kilometre, well-maintained Ute. Its condition and configuration make it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Key Vehicle Features and Specifications

• Vehicle: 2008 Toyota Hilux
• Odometer: 42,749 kilometres (exceptionally low for age)
• Transmission: 5-speed manual
• Seating Capacity: Three (3) occupants
• 2.7 L Petrol engine renowned for reliability and fuel efficiency
• Power steering
• Driver and Passenger Air Bags
• Removable Steel Rear Canopy
• Full size spare tyre
• Steel tray
• Reverse camera
• Interior and exterior canopy lights
• Lockable rear canopy

Condition and History
• low operational use
• regularly serviced
• Always housed indoors at the station & operated exclusively by trained brigade members
• Significant storage capacity integrated throughout the vehicle with rear lockable external compartments with storage on both sides and rear of the vehicle.

Sale Process
This vehicle will be sold via a tender process to the highest bidder above the reserve price at the discretion of the brigade. As per CFA policy, the vehicle will be sold “as is” meaning without a Roadworthy Certificate. Brigade vehicles are registered with VicRoads by CFA as special purpose motor vehicles. This means they are used by a volunteer fire brigade and are specifically equipped and used for emergency response purposes. Therefore, the new owner of the vehicle (successful bidder) must obtain their own Roadworthy Certificate and register the vehicle with VicRoads (the registration cannot simply be transferred between parties). Registration plates will be removed before handover.
The successful tenderer will need to obtain a registration permit before collection. The sale of this vehicle may be subject to GST and an invoice/receipt will be issued to the buyer.
To make an appointment to inspect the vehicle or request the official Vehicle Tender Form, please contact:
Echuca Captain
[email protected]
0438046629

Tender Submissions close 31/5/2026 at 23:59

•The Vehicle Tender Forms must be fully completed and signed to be accepted.
•The Subject of the email is to read “CONFIDENTIAL – VEHICLE TENDER”.
•Please note, a reserve price applies to the sale of this vehicle.

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290 High Street
Echuca, VIC
3564

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