18/06/2026
Big shout out to the Staff and Children from Bargo Childcare Centre who presented the brigade with thank you posters made by the children. Much appreciated.
Since the brigade was established in December 1939, Volunteers from Bargo Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade have responded to countless calls for help from gene
Since the brigade was established in December 1939, Volunteers from Bargo Volunteer Rural Fire Brigade have responded to countless calls for help from generation to generation. The Bargo Brigade members are committed to giving professional help, from emergency call outs ranging from very variable extreme circumstances, to fire safety and prevention. All Fire Fighters in the brigade are volunteers
18/06/2026
Big shout out to the Staff and Children from Bargo Childcare Centre who presented the brigade with thank you posters made by the children. Much appreciated.
14/06/2026
Susan completed her BA today at NSW RFS - Alpine/Aylmerton Brigade. Well done Susan!
30/05/2026
A great outcome for everyone involved with Southern Highlands crews finding the missing person. Great work by all crews.
19/05/2026
As we move into the colder months, fire agencies often see an increase in house fires as residents use their fireplaces and heaters to stay warm. With temperatures dropping it’s important you know how to stay safe.
Remember, you won’t smell smoke while you’re asleep, so make sure your smoke alarms are working. A working smoke alarm can save your life and give you and your family valuable time to escape a burning home.
More info: https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/plan-and-prepare/home-fire-safety
17/05/2026
Bargo had their AGM last night and members were presented with their Flood Emergency Citations. 🚒
NSW RFS Southern Highlands
Happy Mother's Day from the members of Bargo Rural Fire Brigade!
07/05/2026
Our friends at 421 are having an open day tomorrow, drop in and pay them a visit!
⏳ ONE DAY TO GO! ⏳
Our FRNSW Picton Open Day is tomorrow – May 9!
🚒 Fire trucks
👨👩👧👦 Family-friendly activities
Come down, say hello, and see firsthand how we protect our community.
We’ll see you there 👨🚒
06/05/2026
As we move into the colder months, fire agencies often see an increase in house fires as residents use their fireplaces and heaters to stay warm. With temperatures dropping and possible snow forecast across parts of the state in the coming days, it’s important you know how to stay safe.
Remember, you won’t smell smoke while you’re asleep, so make sure your bleeping smoke alarms are working. A working smoke alarm can save your life and give you and your family valuable time to escape a burning home.
04/05/2026