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We Will Not Be Silenced on Safety

UFU Secretary Peter Marshall delivers a clear message to the Victorian Government and FRV — firefighters will not be silenced when it comes to community safety.

Happy Mother’s Day

Today we recognise all the incredible mums across all of our UFU members who help keep Victoria’s fire services running every single day.

Whether on the fire trucks or behind the scenes keeping the fire services operating — your strength, dedication and sacrifice never go unnoticed.

On behalf of the UFU Victorian Branch Secretary, President, BCOM and all UFU members, Happy Mother’s Day

Calls Grow for Tarneit MP Dylan Wight to Meet Local Firefighters

Four bays. One ageing truck.
Tarneit firefighters say frontline resources are being stretched beyond breaking point. As one of Victoria’s busiest fire stations they are operating with a single ageing appliance and are calling on local MP Dylan Wight to come and see the situation firsthand!

Fire & Ambulance Stations in Armstrong Creek Delayed Again!

Despite introducing a new $5.4bn ‘Emergency Services’ Tax, our Fire Services continue to be under funded and ill equipped.

State government confirms revised timeline for Armstrong Creek stations. Take a look

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What will it take for Jacinta Allan to act on Victoria’s Fire Crisis?

Find out more, visit: https://firecrisis.com.au/

Labor Budget Announcement. FRV Fail!

This is the exact reason firefighters gave Commissioner Freeman a 90.85% vote of no confidence.

While firefighter morale is at an all-time low… While trucks are failing daily… While firefighters are being left without the equipment needed to properly protect the community…

Commissioner Freeman secured just 5 trucks and 1 fire boat – falling 135 trucks short of what firefighters say Victoria needs right now.

And don’t worry… he also secured funding worth just 1/20th of what’s needed to replace Eastern Hill.

Firefighters aren’t asking for miracles. They’re asking for leadership. They’re asking for functioning trucks. They’re asking for the fire service levy Victorians pay to actually be spent protecting Victorians