Melton Fire Brigade - CFA

Melton Fire Brigade - CFA The Melton Fire Brigade is a Volunteer CFA Brigade sharing a Fire Station with Fire Rescue Victoria

Another way we help support our neighbours! 🚒🤝Today, a team of six members from Melton Fire Brigade - CFA, alongside mem...
01/08/2026

Another way we help support our neighbours! 🚒🤝

Today, a team of six members from Melton Fire Brigade - CFA, alongside members from Rosebud Fire Brigade, relocated to Dromana Fire Brigade while Dromana crews undertook live fire training at the CFA Training Grounds.

Melton provided Road Accident Rescue (RAR) qualified members, along with firefighters trained in Breathing Apparatus (BA), ensuring the Dromana community and surrounding areas continued to receive a capable emergency response should an incident occur during the training.

This is a great example of brigades working together to maintain emergency coverage while supporting firefighter training and development across the CFA.

A big thank you to Mt. Martha Fire Brigade for the loan of their tanker, helping make today’s coverage possible.

Working together, supporting each other, and keeping our communities safe—that’s what CFA is all about. CFA Chief Officer

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

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

The national test of AusAlert is happening on Monday 27 July 2026 at around 2pm AEST. 📅AusAlert sends near-instant emerg...
25/07/2026

The national test of AusAlert is happening on Monday 27 July 2026 at around 2pm AEST. 📅
AusAlert sends near-instant emergency messages to compatible mobile devices like mobile phones, tablets and smart watches. It uses vibration, sound and on-screen messages to get your attention.
If your device receives the national test, it will vibrate and make a loud siren-like sound for 10 seconds before stopping. As the national test is a Critical Alert, this happens even if your device is on ‘silent’ or ‘do not disturb’.
You may receive this test while driving, riding or using public transport. 🛻
If you are driving or riding, stay calm and don’t touch your device. ⚠️
The alert may also play through your vehicle’s speakers using Apple CarPlay, Android Auto or Bluetooth and may interrupt navigation or media like music or podcasts. 📱
🚨Mobile phone laws still apply – don't read or respond to the alert while operating a vehicle. Only check the message when your vehicle is turned off and it is safe and legal to do so.
🚌 If you receive an alert while on public transport, stay calm. Don't approach the driver about the alert.
This is just a test, and you do not need to do anything. You should always follow instructions or announcements from public transport staff.
Learn more at www.ausalert.gov.au
Stay in the loop leading up to Monday's nations test by following www.facebook.com/AusAlert

02/07/2026
🐾🚒 Building confidence, one paw at a time! 🚒🐾Today, Melton Fire Brigade had the pleasure of welcoming the Melton Assista...
01/07/2026

🐾🚒 Building confidence, one paw at a time! 🚒🐾

Today, Melton Fire Brigade had the pleasure of welcoming the Melton Assistance Dog Group to the training and competition track for a unique familiarisation session.

The aim of the day was to help the assistance dogs become comfortable with the sights, sounds and smells they may encounter around emergency services. The dogs were introduced to:
🐶 Firefighters in full structural firefighting PPE and breathing apparatus
🚒 Fire appliances and equipment
🚨 Emergency warning lights and sirens
💨 Hoses, water, and other firefighting equipment

These training sessions are incredibly valuable, helping assistance dogs build confidence so they can remain calm and focused while supporting their handlers during real-life emergencies.

A huge thank you to the Melton Assistance Dog Group and all of the handlers for joining us today. It was fantastic to see the dogs growing in confidence throughout the session, and we look forward to working together again in the future.

Thank you to all of our Melton Fire Brigade members who volunteered their time to make today’s session a success.

Together, we’re helping build a safer and more resilient community—for both people and their four-legged companions. 🐾❤️🚒

18/05/2026

Can’t do what we do without every single one of these people. Our biggest supporters

25/04/2026
14/04/2026

🚒 Melton Fire Brigade – BMT Election Results 2026–2028 🚒

Following our election meeting held on Monday 13th April, we are pleased to announce the Brigade Management Team for the 2026–2028 term:

Captain – Anthony Rhodes
1st Lieutenant – Bailey Rhodes
2nd Lieutenant – James Jones
3rd Lieutenant – Troy Davis
4th Lieutenant – Cooper Rhodes
5th Lieutenant – Simon Vamplew
6th Lieutenant – Lachlan Clarke

OHS Officer – Daniel Harrison
Secretary – Cam Hine
Treasurer – Belinda Phillips
Comms Officer – Baylin Ferguson
FEM Officer – Alan Squires

Congratulations to all members elected. We thank you for stepping up to lead and support the brigade over the next two years.

We also extend our sincere thanks to the outgoing team for their dedication and hard work.

Here’s to another strong and successful term ahead 💪🔥

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40-44 Henry Street
Melton, VIC
3337

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+61397436403

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