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HeatBeat Online 2008 Vol 8Attachment Details: HeatBeat Online 2008 Vol 8  Attachment_20080407_277C692E.pdf (499Kb)More information... Change your clocks, change your batteriesEveryone should change their smoke alarm batteries when they change their clocks at the end of daylight saving (25 March 2007) to help prevent further deaths in house fires. [Clocks are put back one hour at 3am on Sunday morning] More information... Be Informed!Join the RFS Blue Mountains Community Information email list for all the latest news.More information... Council Weather Site is back Online!The BMCC Weather Service is back! Visit http://www.bmcc.nsw.gov.au/home/localweather/ Information about volunteeringWhat can you do?Why do it? How do I join? What is my commitment? More information... Call 000 for all fire emergenciesSometimes, when there is a fire, people will try to telephone their local fire station. As most fire stations in the Blue Mountains are manned by either volunteer or part-time firefighters, the stations are unlikely to be manned.More information... Smoke Alarms are now CompulsoryPosted: 09/05/2006Save Lives - Install and Maintain Smoke Alarms More information... |
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