A quick statistic for you – this page has been seen by just over 360000 people, in the last 5 days.

NSW Bushfire Assistance – Assistance offer (Small Animals).

Epping Vetfriends, Sydney. Our clinic along with our sister clinic Parramatta Vetfriends is offering free boarding for up to 2 weeks for dogs cats and small pets to help during the bushfires. We will need proof of address to ensure people are legitimately needing the boarding service. Address:- Epping vet 76 Carlingford Road Epping 2121. Phone (02) 9869 2771/0402 599 077 ( Casey) All enquiries through Casey at Epping Vet.
We are also possibly able to organise transport if people cant get the pets to us. Please feel free to share. Dogs and cats need to be up to date with vaccines – proof via certificate or phone call confirmation to the regular vet is sufficient.

At this stage no more donations are needed at this stage. THANKYOU very much for all your support.

Donations that are required at Faulconbridge Rural Fire Brigade Station ASAP –
We have moved welfare of firefighters to Faulconbridge RFB. PLEASE SHARE –

Rump steak
Hamburger rolls
Bacon
Eggs
Shredded lettuce
Sliced tomatoes
Cheese slices
Thin sausages
Hot dog rolls
Tea bags/instant coffee
Tomato sauce
BBQ sauce
Disposable dinner plates
Serviettes
Foam cups
Powerade
Gatorade
Chopper onion
Hamburger patties
Sugar
Milk

Joining Winmalee RFB or other Brigades. Unfortunately Winmalee Rural Fire Brigade is not excepting any new membership as we are currently operational but if you are interested Pls Private Message us, and we will put your name on a list for when we reopen the books. Thanks.

If your cleaning your roof gutters, please be extremely safe whilst on the roof.

In preparation for warmer temps this week, can people please get there friends and family to like this page. So we can endeavour to get important information out to the community. Thanks. Please share.

Winmalee Rural Fire Brigade shared a link.

Helicopters are currently flying low and in line with the GWH due to the smoke.

This morning Telstra deployed a mobile cell on wheels to the car park at Whitecross Rd shops. This was done in response to pressure on our existing mobile network.

The temporary structure will provide improvements in both voice and data connectivity reducing call drop outs and failed attempts to make calls.

Telstra Area General Manager Andrew Bogg said that the temporary tower will provide much needed capacity relief to the mobile network to better support all residents being able to make emergency calls should the need arise. Andrew has also recommended where you are able to that residents use a fixed line phone to provide further relief to the mobile network.

The mobile cell on wheels will be in place as long as there is increased pressure due to the fires