Wanneroo Volunteer Fire Support Brigade Lieutenant Ron Clark takes recruit Cara Rummey through radio communications procedures.
Camera IconWanneroo Volunteer Fire Support Brigade Lieutenant Ron Clark takes recruit Cara Rummey through radio communications procedures. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Recruits support brigade

Staff ReporterNorth Coast Times

The Wanneroo Volunteer Fire Support Brigade attends all major incidents in the region, with members providing radio and internet communications and management support, as well as tracking.

Cara Rummey was among a recent group of recruits who attended a basic training course for all the local brigades in Wanneroo recently after looking for an activity to do outside her Year 12 studies.

After completing the introductory course on fire fighting and bushfire fighting, she joined the support brigade, which already includes members from all age groups and background experiences.

Some have mechanical knowledge, others managerial or computer skills, and all a willingness to help, with the brigade also assisting at Fire and Emergency Services and Department of Environment and Conservation incidents.

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The other volunteer bushfire brigades in the City of Wanneroo are Wanneroo, Quinns Rocks and Two Rocks.

Visit www.wanneroosup-portbfb.org.au or call 0427 026 006.