NSW RFS - Tumbarumba Brigade

19/09/2026

Great day for Training and then followed up by a BBQ

01/07/2026

Pile burn notification 2/7/26
Power St
Mountain Bike Park
Will be monitored.

09/01/2026

Saturday 10th January

08/01/2026

Thank you to Angus from Grantrax earthmoving for donating the gravel to level and finish off the extension of the awning. And thank you to Ben from Lonergan logging for leveling it out with the digger.

A big thank you again to everyone who helped make this possible.

08/01/2026

From lunchtime to the evening and into the night at Mt Lawson/Walwa fire Victoria near Walwa well it was a extreme day on the fire ground today thanks to our crew from Tumbarumba 1 Tumut 1 and Adelong 7 there was a fire tornado that hit the fire ground which damaged a CFA vehicle they were so lucky to escape we did not loose any houses in our sector today while we were there and also we had a red flagged which means we had lightning dropping on the fire ground due to the amount of smoke that was producing its own storms

08/01/2026

08 January 2026
TOTAL FIRE BAN DECALRED FOR SOUTHERN SLOPES FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT- WILL CONTINUE INTO SATURDAY ALSO

05/01/2026

04/01/2026

Please keep hydrated and cool. Check in with the elderly and young. Put out additional water for animals and reduce physical activity during the heat.

Advice - Severe heatwave: NSW Ambulance has issued an Advice warning for a severe heatwave from Monday 5 January affecting:
Snowy Mountains
South Coast
South West Slopes
A prolonged period of heat is forecast to build over southern and central NSW this week. Temperatures are forecast to hit the high-30s inland and high-20s along the coast and overnight minimum temperatures in the mid teens early this week.
Stay informed, monitor conditions, and be ready to take action if conditions change.
Tips to stay safe:
Stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during the hottest parts of the day.
Check on vulnerable family members, neighbours, and friends.
Keep your home cool and ensure you have a plan if conditions worsen.
Call Triple Zero (000) if you or someone else is showing signs of heatstroke or heat-related illnesses.
For the latest heatwave warnings and advice, visit the NSW Ambulance website. Stay updated with official weather warnings from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM).

03/01/2026

2019 going north