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- Permit to Burn map The Permit to Burn map display permits that have been obtained in the last 30 days. A fire may or may not have occurred close to this location. Each point is labelled with its permit date. To report all…
- Expression of Interest Joining a rural fire brigadeMembershipTo become a member of a rural fire brigade you need to be at least 16 years of age. Members aged between 16 and 18 years of age are considered Registered Juniors and require their parents’ permission to join.Criminal History Checks and Blue Card Application RequirementsAll…
- Volunteer Community Educator Could you help your community come to grips with the reality of fire safety? As a Rural Fire Service Volunteer Community Educator, you will be the face of your brigade in the community, promoting and delivering safety and bushfire…
- Donations How can I help? There are many ways that you can support individuals, families and organisations affected by natural disasters, such as bushfires or floods. Supporting Rural Fire Service…
- Horses in bushfire It is essential that all horse owners and carers are familiar with how to care for horses during emergency situations, including bushfires, and how to develop a plan to protect them. Caring for horses before a fire begins…
- Volunteer charter The Rural Fire Service (RFS) Volunteer Charter is an agreement between the State of Queensland, the Queensland Fire and Emergency Service (QFES) and the Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland (RFBAQ). The Charter ensures that we and the State of Queensland will commit to consultation with volunteers regarding matters…
- Office 365 Office 365 for volunteers!Volunteers are an important part of our workforce and the phased roll-out of Office 365 has brought a new level of connectivity, communication, collaboration and engagement for volunteers and the wider department.The decision to standardise our communication tools aligns with the vision of an integrated…
- Rural Volunteer Attendance Line The Rural Volunteer Attendance Line (previously known as the 1800 Reporting Line) is now available 24/7 to better support volunteers to report their attendance at incidents and other activities. As you may be aware, the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2015…
- Hazard Reduction Burn notifications This page displays information on scheduled Hazard Reduction Burns for Queensland. These burns are conducted in preparation for fire season to help reduce the intensity and severity of bushfires.Smoke may impact residents and visitors to the area. Residents in the nearby surrounding areas should close…
- Rural Fire Service Queensland Volunteer Roles Rural Fire Service Queensland has a wide range of roles available to individuals wishing to volunteer their time. Without our volunteers we would not be able to provide a service to rural and remote Queensland.There are a diverse range of roles with us that would suit an extensive…