NEWS

The latest news stories appear on the Home page. All the rest are here

COMMUNITY

Lots of detail on how to prepare for bushfires and stay safe.

Essential reading!

BRIGADE

Information on the Kurrajong Heights Brigade, the equipment we use and the things we do to keep the Community safe

INFORMATION

Where do you get a permit for a pile burn?
This and useful links to other information sources

Latest news from our brigade

See more news stories on our News page or alternatively have a look at the News Categories page which allows you to select by each of the different news categories.

The Bilpin Newsletter in its October 2024 Edition published this interesting account of the 1944 fires. It was introduced by Gaynor Lawler (nee McMahon) and she and the Bilpin Newsletter have given their permission for us to publish the story. Past, current and future – Have […]
The Brigade enjoyed meeting our new District Manager for the Hawkesbury, Superintendent Jonathon Hill, at our brigade meeting at the beginning of October. He is very much one of us having started his firefighting career as a volunteer, and he quickly understood many of the unique […]
The Brigade received a callout for a tree alight on Queen Street, Kurrajong Heights on 24th September. It was actually bamboo that was alight. On 21st September the Brigade responeded to a backyard fire at Hermitage Road, Kurrajong Hills. We returned the following night to make […]

Welcome

We have developed this website to keep our community better informed about the operation of your RFS Brigade at Kurrajong Heights.

You will find in the Cummunity section information on how to prepare for the next fire event. In the Brigade section you can find out more about our brigade and the work we do to help protect the community.


The Information section is the go to place for detail like how to get a permit for a pile burn and links to other information sources.
Our contact details are in the footer. 

Please stay in touch on our Facebook page. You can also use this page to provide feeback to the brigade.
And lastly, many thanks for your support. 

Its what makes our job possible and by working together we can all help to make our community a safer place..

Brian Williams, Captain