https://www.facebook.com/469066819621362/

Kersbrook CFS, 61 Glover Street, Kersbrook (2026)

08/03/2026

Today we recognise and celebrate the incredible women who support our Brigade.

At Kersbrook CFS, we’re proud to have Shae, our only active female firefighter. Shae is a valued member of our brigade and someone we greatly appreciate for the energy, dedication, skill, and commitment she brings to the team. Recently becoming our training coordinator, playing a crucial part in supporting our brigade.

Firefighting isn't just for the boys, and we’d love to welcome more women to step forward and join the brigade. Whether it’s on the fireground or supporting behind the scenes, there is a place for everyone in the CFS.

We’d also like to recognise the amazing women who support our volunteers at home. The partners, families, and friends who stand behind our firefighters when the pager goes off. Your support means more than you know.

Happy International Women’s Day to all the incredible women who partake in our brigade and support us day to day. 🚒🌸

28/02/2026

We’re kicking off another great year of Cadets at Kersbrook CFS.

It’s a fantastic opportunity for young people to learn new skills, build confidence, make mates, and get a taste of what volunteering in the fire service is all about.

If you’ve got a young person who’s keen to join, now’s the time! 🚒

Message us if you would like more info.

08/02/2026

Our brigade member completed a second night shift overnight at the Deep Creek fire. Crews continued mopping-up and strengthened containment lines, working with rakehoes and knapsacks due to the challenging terrain.

After a week of sustained firefighting efforts, with multiple shifts completed by Kersbrook CFS alongside other firefighting resources from across Australia, the Deep Creek fire has now been declared contained. 🚒

This incident is a timely reminder that the risk of bushfire remains ever-present as we continue through the fire season, and the importance of staying prepared and vigilant. 🔥

To all brigade members who have put in long hours and multiple shifts: once again, you’ve done our brigade and our community proud. Outstanding work! 👏🏻💪🏼

07/02/2026

One of our brigade members is currently deployed to the Deep Creek Fire, which continues to burn in areas that are inaccessible to fire crews, completing a night shift last night

Crews are continuing backburning and mop-up operations, strengthening containment lines to reduce the risk of further spread. Tonight will mark a second nightshift of operations, working alongside other local brigades from our area.

Stay safe!

05/02/2026

Yesterday afternoon we deployed crews on our 34 appliance, along with the Group Bulk Water Carrier as part of a strike team with Paracombe CFS, Gumeracha Country Fire Service, Cudlee Creek & Forreston appliances, to assist with the fire at Deep Creek.

Our crews worked to strengthen and secure control lines. These are the breaks that help stop the fire from spreading further to ensure sections of the burn area remained contained. They also supported operations during a planned backburn, providing on-ground coverage to quickly respond if any flare-ups or breakouts occurred overnight.

After a long and demanding shift, crews returned home after midnight, helping keep the community safe and earning some well deserved rest 😴🚒

28/01/2026

Last night we responded to a tree down, blocking the road and hung up in another tree.

The local residents were not impressed with our arrival and made their feelings known, repeatedly and at close range 🐝🐝

A few of our crew even copped the ultimate bee review: 1 star, would sting again.

With Tea Tree Gully SES assisting, the tree was cut up and the road cleared.

26/01/2026

🔥 TOTAL FIRE BAN – EXTREME FIRE DANGER RATING 27/1/26 🔥

An EXTREME Fire Danger Rating is forecast and Total Fire Ban conditions apply.

Under these conditions, any fire that starts will spread quickly and be very difficult to control.

⚠️ What this means:
🚫 No outdoor fires
🚫 No solid fuel BBQs
🚫 No welding, grinding, slashing or mowing dry grass
🚫 Avoid any activity that could cause a spark

📋 Be prepared

Have your bushfire survival plan ready

Know where you will go if a fire threatens

Keep phones charged and stay alert to warnings via CFS and Alert SA

🤝 Look out for each other
Please take a moment to check in on friends, family, neighbours and anyone who may need extra support, especially older or vulnerable community members.

📞 If you see smoke or fire, CALL 000 IMMEDIATELY

23/01/2026

🚨🔥 EXTREME FIRE DANGER RATING – (SATURDAY Jan 24 2026) 🔥🚨

Tomorrow is NOT a normal fire danger day.

🔥 What’s expected:

Very hot temperatures

Strong, gusty winds

Very low humidity

Dry fuels after a prolonged dry period

These conditions mean any fire that starts will spread quickly, spot ahead and be extremely difficult to control. Fires may move faster than expected and overwhelm crews early.

⚠️ TOTAL FIRE BAN CONDITIONS APPLY
🚫 No outdoor fires
🚫 No solid fuel BBQs
🚫 No welding, grinding, slashing or mowing dry grass.

🤝 Do your part
Avoid risky behaviour and follow restrictions so our volunteer crews aren’t put in danger unnecessarily, working long hours in extreme heat.

📋 Fire Danger Plans – Be Ready

Know where you will go if a fire threatens.

Decide early, don’t wait and see.

Have important items ready and phones fully charged.

Monitor warnings throughout the day via CFS and Alert SA.

👀 Stay alert. Act early.
📞 If you see smoke or fire, CALL 000 IMMEDIATELY, do not wait!

22/01/2026

🚨 TOTAL FIRE BAN 🚨

A Total Fire Ban has been declared for the Mount Lofty Ranges rated EXTREME for the 23/1/26.

Hot, dry and windy conditions are forecast across the region this weekend, with Total Fire Bans in place. If a fire starts, it will spread quickly and be difficult to control.

🚫 No solid fuel BBQs
🚫 No outdoor fires
🚫 No activities that could spark — welding, grinding, slashing or mowing dry grass

👀 Stay alert, monitor warnings, and have your bushfire survival plan ready.

🚗 If You’re Travelling

Avoid parking in dry or long grass — hot exhausts can ignite grass in seconds

Carry water and ensure your vehicle is well maintained

Check conditions before you leave and know where you’ll go if fire threatens

If travelling through bush areas, have a backup plan

📞 If you see smoke or fire, call 000 immediately — don’t wait.

18/01/2026

🔥 Hot exhausts and Dry grass don't mix 🔥

With the Tour Down Under passing through Kersbrook and surrounding areas, we’re expecting more roadside parking.

Hot exhausts can ignite dry grass in seconds, getting out of control quickly

👉 Avoid parking in long or dry grass
👉 Use sealed roads, gravel or bare ground
👉 Check under your vehicle before leaving

Report any fire or smoke sighting to 000 immediately 📞

11/01/2026

💨 SMOKE HAZE 💨

Smoke from fires in Victoria has pushed into the local area due to SE winds. This is why you currently see the haze and smell Smoke.

Currently there is no cause for concern, but please ring 000 immediately if you notice a defined smoke column or flames.

10/01/2026

💛❤️ Thinking of Our Victorian Mates 💛❤️

Our thoughts are with our firefighting mates and communities across Victoria who have been doing it tough with the ongoing bushfire crisis. Dozens of blazes continue to burn, with a State of Disaster declared as crews battle fires that have burned hundreds of thousands of hectares and destroyed homes and structures.

To everyone on the trucks, on the tools, in comms and in backing crews up, we know the long shifts, rough conditions and the toll it takes. This is where mateship means everything, and the fire service family always stands shoulder to shoulder. 🚒🔥

South Australia are in the process to send fire appliances and crews to Victoria to assist and support our CFA colleagues.

From all of us at Kersbrook CFS, Stay safe. 💪

📷: Malmsbury CFA Fire Brigade

Kersbrook CFS

08/03/2026

28/02/2026

08/02/2026

07/02/2026

05/02/2026

28/01/2026

26/01/2026

23/01/2026

22/01/2026

18/01/2026

11/01/2026

10/01/2026

Address

Website

Alerts

Shortcuts

Share

Category