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Regional NSW communities will benefit from faster and safer emergency medical response, as 11 new vehicles are delivered to NSW State Emergency Service (SES) units.

NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) volunteers from the across the Hume and Murray regions have been recognised for their outstanding service to the community at an awards ceremony in Thurgoona.

Despite repeated warnings, too many drivers are still risking their lives by driving into floodwaters, which is why the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has launched an awareness campaign aimed at reducing preventable deaths and rescues.

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) will take part in Playdates with Emergency Services starting this week across four locations, giving children and families in the Eurobodalla the chance to meet local emergency service responders, explore emergency vehicles and learn how to prepare for emergencies.

Bankstown SES will be participating in Panania Diggers Club ANZAC Day March. We will be remembering and honouring those that have served and are currently serving and those that gave the ultimate sacrafice for this country

A massive 350 years of combined service was celebrated this week as NSW State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers from across the Central West were recognised at special awards ceremonies. 

Flood and storm response in the state’s Central West is being bolstered by a new NSW State Emergency Service (SES) facility, as construction starts on a project delivering a fit-for-purpose space for first responders. 

When Roger Benson joined the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) in 1975, the Sutherland Unit was run out of a disused fire brigade station and a member’s garage in Engadine. There were no formal buildings or uniforms, just a group of dedicated locals wanting to serve their community.

Construction is underway on a new NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Unit facility in the Far West, delivering a modern, fit-for-purpose building for local volunteers and the community.

As storm season approaches, the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is encouraging residents across Southern NSW to take simple but important steps to prepare for severe weather.