Damaging winds 💨 are forecast overnight and into tomorrow. This may result in trees down, property damage and power outages. If you need @vicsesnews assistance call 132 500. Check @JemenaLtd for the latest power outage information. @BOM_Vic#storms#vicstorms
Cleaning pipes, drains and gutters around your property can reduce the risk of property damage from heavy rain. Yesterday, over 50% of the jobs we attended could have been minimised or averted with routine property maintenance. #vicses#vicfloods
Our members have been busy supporting flood-affected communities across the state, including in Maribyrnong, Ascot Vale, Shepparton and Rochester. Help us by staying out of flood waters. #vicfloods#15tofloat
Do you live in Ascot Vale? Woods Street, Newsom Street, Angler Parade and around Walter Street Reserve have the potential to flood. Know your plan! Check out the local flood guide. https://t.co/vqyW2Q8ZCc #flooding#rain@mooneevalleycc
Do you run or walk, rain, hail or shine? If yes, avoid the following areas over the next 72 hours, Maribyrnong River Trail, Moonee Ponds Creek Trail and Steele Creek. @mooneevalleycc#flooding#BeSafe
Widespread heavy rainfall with the potential for flooding is on its way for Victoria this week. Prepare now to protect your home or business - check and clear your gutters, downpipes, and drains.
For more flood preparedness info, visit: https://t.co/w29PaADpbn
Ensure the safety of you and your loved this 'Preptember', and get prepared for an emergency!
This week we'll be sharing tips to help build your emergency preparedness. What do you think is most important when planning for an emergency? https://t.co/GtCC4VkP59
A year ago today on 22 Sept 2021, Victoria experienced a magnitude 5.9 earthquake - the largest in the state's history. Do you remember where you were? And most importantly - do you know what to do if an earthquake occurs?
Drop, cover and hold on! Info https://t.co/yzK7Cj7UhV
Police are appealing for public assistance to help locate missing Moonee Ponds man Kurt. The 30-year-old was last seen at his home early this morning.
Police and family are concerned for Kurt’s welfare due to a medical condition and his disappearance is out of character.
From today 1 September 2022, you will see new Fire Danger Ratings across Australia.
Based on community feedback, these new changes make Fire Danger Ratings easier to understand, and provide clear advice about what actions to take.
Learn more: https://t.co/wg7VlxwAiI
Following severe storms Saturday afternoon it looked like it had snowed in Preston. Our members were out helping Heidelberg Unit respond to damage as a result of the hail. #vicses ❄️ ⛈
Our members got called to a tricky situation yesterday with a kitten 🐱 stuck in a dumpster bin. After three hours the cat was removed from the bin and taken to the vet to be sedated before we removed the final piece from its neck. ‘Dumpy’ is recovering well. #preparedforanything
A new VICSES facility opened at Essendon today, funded by the Victorian Government’s $125 million investment in VICSES capital works.
Our volunteers are busier than ever, which is why we are investing more than ever.
Read more: 👉🏼 https://t.co/OoAs9sBFNP
We're excited to finally unveil our new-look high visibility volunteer uniforms at VICSES! The hot pink check design will be rolling out across our units over the next month, so keep your eyes peeled - not that we should be hard to spot 😉
More info: https://t.co/iF4Q2Z5PU9
Research shows, those who have strong relationships within their communities and neighbours, are more likely to help one another and have better outcomes when faced with emergencies.
That’s why VICSES is supporting Neighbour Day on Sunday 27 March.
Info: https://t.co/2sIZ8wHd5x
VICSES volunteers attended several major incidents over the weekend, including a downed tree at Flemington racecourse that caused a number of injuries prompting a multi-agency response by VICSES @AmbulanceVic@VictoriaPolice & @FireRescueVic.
Read more: 👉 https://t.co/U3GaqrDwf9