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Firies open its doors to public

Firies open its doors to public

  • Nyngan Fire and Rescue opened its doors for the community last Saturday.

  • Colin Pardy third in charge at Nyngan Fire and Rescue.

    Colin Pardy third in charge at Nyngan Fire and Rescue.

  • Adam Bourke, Iylah Bouke, Megan Bourke and Josh Bourke.

    Adam Bourke, Iylah Bouke, Megan Bourke and Josh Bourke.

  • Megan Bourke shows off her skills with the fire hose.

    Megan Bourke shows off her skills with the fire hose.

  • Adam Bourke.

    Adam Bourke.

  •  Colin Pardy Third in charge at the Nyngan Fire and Rescue.

    Colin Pardy Third in charge at the Nyngan Fire and Rescue.

Last Saturday Nyngan Fire and Rescue opened its doors and were on hand offering advice on installing or replacing smoke alarms, and how to best prepare a home fire escape plan in the lead-up to winter.

FRNSW Commissioner, Paul Baxter, who will mark one year in the top job this month, said it gives the community the opportunity to learn more about the vital work carried out by local firefighters.

“Our firefighters are among the most highly trained in the world and have a very wide range of capabilities,” he said.

“The job involves so much more than firefighting,

“From chemical spills, car accidents and natural disasters to prevention education and humanitarian relief, our firefighters are prepared for anything and help anyone, anywhere, anytime.”

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Nyngan Observer

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