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Make sure you visit the SES Display staffed by NSW SES volunteers from Canowindra Unit. We'll have activities and hand-outs to help you and your family better understand and prepare for emergencies such as storms and floods.

As families hit the road for the school holidays, the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is reminding people to take precautions, drive safely and plan ahead if they’re camping near rivers or creeks.  

Your local NSW SES Singleton Unit will be attending the Singleton Emergency Services Expo. We would love to chat to you about your local flood and storm risks and what you can do to prepare, respond and recover. The annual Emergency Services Expo is designed to showcase the essential roles our emergency services play, and to help Singleton residents get prepared for an emergency. Come and see your Local Singleton SES members to see what the do and how to get involved.

Your local NSW SES Auburn Unit will be attending the Back to Guildford Festival hosted by Cumberland Council. We would love to chat to you about your local flood and storm risks and what you can do to prepare, respond and recover before the next Summer come by. Drop by and say hi.

Flood waters are slowly receding at Wanaaring and flowing downstream, after major flooding peaked on the Paroo River on Tuesday.

NSW State Emergency Service (SES) personnel will share key storm and flood safety tips at this year’s Sydney Royal Easter Show through interactive displays and demonstrations to help the community prepare and respond to disasters.  

Not many teenagers have helped out during a cyclone, been sent to another state to support flooded communities, or shook the King’s hand. But after joining the NSW State Emergency Service (SES), 18-year-old Koen Ellis can proudly say that he has done all three.

NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has launched a new online tool to help households prepare for future emergencies as it marks the end of a busy 2024/25 storm season.

NSW SES is responding to ongoing flooding in Western NSW as flows from Queensland cause river rises to pass historic levels.

Helicopters and high clearance vehicles are dropping off essential supplies to isolated communities in Western, North Western and North Eastern NSW as the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) supports those impacted by ongoing flooding.