Corryong CFA

23/11/2025

08/11/2025

The Fire Danger Period will begin at 1am Monday 17 November 2025 for the following areas:

Alpine Shire Council
Indigo Shire Council (south west part)
Towong Shire Council
Wodonga Council
Falls Creek & Mount Hotham Alpine Resorts

As the Fire Danger Period begins, it’s important to understand what you can and cannot do — certain fire activities are now restricted to help prevent bushfires.

Check the rules for your area at cfa.vic.gov.au/can and take time to prepare your property before the fire season.

07/11/2025

While Fire Danger Periods and Total Fire Bans both restrict the use of fire to keep the community safe, different rules apply for each!

Do you know what you can and can't do during the Fire Danger Period or on Total Fire Ban days? Head to cfa.vic.gov.au/can to learn more 🔥

17/10/2025

11/10/2025

Spring isn't just the season of pretty flowers, and hay fever, its also the season of preparing your home for summer!

Here are some simple ways to reduce your fire risk this summer:

🌿 Reduce vegetation and embers risk
Clear long grass, leaves, bark and fine fuels
Trim overhanging branches and prune shrubs near your home
Remove flammable items from decks, gutters and verandas

🏠 Improve fire resilience of your home by sealing gaps, upgrading doors, windows and your roof to block embers

🌱 Choose low-flammability plants and maintain your garden

🔥 Manage burning activities responsibly– Only burn-off outside the Fire Danger Period and register you burns

🚗 Know when to leave and prepare a plan
Write and practise your Bushfire Survival Plan
Plan to leave early – not when fire or smoke is visible

📢 Stay informed – Monitor Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Ban updates throughout the season. This can be done via the VicEmergency App.

Learn more and get detailed guidance at the CFA site: http://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/.../how-to-prepare-your-property

09/10/2025

Staying informed over summer of fires in your local area is a critical part of making sure you are fire ready.🔥⚠️

✅Download the VicEmergency App
✅Set up a Watch Zone
✅Take it with you while you travel

and download the app today – available in the Apple App store and Google Play.

📲www.cfa.vic.au/GetFireReady

08/10/2025

With the weather warming up here are some simple ways to reduce your fire risk this summer:

🌿 Reduce vegetation and embers risk

Clear long grass, leaves, bark and fine fuels
Trim overhanging branches and prune shrubs near your home
Remove flammable items from decks, gutters and verandas

🏠 Improve fire resilience of your home by sealing gaps, upgrading doors, windows and your roof to block embers

🌱 Choose low-flammability plants and maintain your garden

🔥 Manage burning activities responsibly – Only burn-off outside the Fire Danger Period and register you burns

🚗 Know when to leave and prepare a plan

Write and practise your Bushfire Survival Plan
Plan to leave early – not when fire or smoke is visible

📢 Stay informed – Monitor Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Ban updates though the season

Learn more and get detailed guidance at the CFA site: www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/how-to-prepare-your-property

07/10/2025

A great opportunity to know what to do when everything isn't so great 🐍

04/10/2025

Daylight saving starts tonight which means that clocks go forward one hour. ⏰

It’s the perfect time to check your smoke alarms and make sure they’re working properly.

To test your smoke alarm:
1️⃣ Press and hold the test button until the alarm beeps three times.
2️⃣ Gently dust or vacuum around your smoke alarm to remove any dust.
3️⃣ Replace the batteries in removable smoke alarms every year.
4️⃣ Replace your smoke alarms every 10 years.

A quick check could save a life! 🔥✅🔔🚨

For more information: https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/plan-prepare/fires-in-the-home/smoke-alarms

26/08/2025

We send our deepest condolences to Victoria Police who are mourning the loss of two officers in the line of duty today.

Our thoughts are with their families, colleagues and the broader Victorian community.

This is a devastating loss that is being felt right across our emergency services family.