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  • Leadership advice and training services
    Leadership advice and training services Leadership coaching and consultationFESSN provides Leaders coaching for wellbeing or mental health issues within team members. This can assist in developing strategies and confidence to tackle the more challenging people management situations, especially those involving emotional responses and…
  • Stop Bushfire Arson
    Stop Bushfire Arson Bushfire arson is a crime, and a major threat to our community.The devastation which can occur affects whole communities, and recovery is never quick or easy. Records show that up to 50% of all bushfires across Australia are deliberately lit, or start under suspicious circumstances. This comes at a cost of $1.6 billion to…
  • Media enquiries
    Media enquiries We have a 24/7 media service for accredited journalists or media representatives.MediaEmail: media@fire.qld.gov.auPhone: (07) 3635 3310General enquiriesPhone: 13 QGOV (13 74 68)Social Media Refer to our Social Media page to connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and YouTube…
  • Disclosure Log 2017
    Disclosure Log 2017 January Date Valid: 13/01/…
  • Surveys
    Surveys Our Community Insights Survey, explores a range of emergency and disaster events, preparedness activities, and service expectations.The Volunteering for Queensland Survey provides volunteers the opportunity to provide feedback on their volunteering experience.The Working for Queensland Survey provides employees the opportunity to…
  • Neighbourhood Safer Places
    Neighbourhood Safer Places Increasing the safety of you and your family in the event of a bushfire requires a range of options. We recommend that all people living in a bushfire prone area have a personal Bushfire Survival Plan. Preparing a Bushfire Survival Plan will help you to identify your options about leaving early or staying to defend…
  • Rural Fire Service Queensland History
    Rural Fire Service Queensland History The Prevent the Careless Use of Fire Act 1865 was introduced as the first legislation for rural fire management practices in Queensland. This prompted the beginning of a number of rural landowners banding together to protect their properties and communities. But it wasn't until after the…
  • Know your risks
    Know your risks Is your property at risk?All Queenslanders need to be prepared for bushfire. You don’t have to live in the bush to be threatened by bushfires, just close enough to be affected by burning material, embers, and smoke.If you answer yes to any of the questions below you are…
  • Firefighter Honour Roll
    Firefighter Honour Roll The Firefighter Honour Roll recognises the Queensland firefighters who have died in the line of duty since 1877. Name | Rank | Location | Date of DeathJames Thomas MOONEY | Firefighter | Brisbane City Volunteer | 25/03/1877William BOUCH | Assistant Superintendent | Central Fire Station | 11/11/1891​Nicholas F PEUT…