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The Logan Village Rural Fire Brigade is a voluntary community based organisation providing 24hr Fire and Rescue response activites in Logan Village.

The Logan Village Rural Fire Birgade is a voluntary community based organisation providing 24hr Fire and Rescue response activites in the Greater Logan Village area.

05/09/2026

Sunday 06/09/26 we have High Fire Danger.
Fires can start easily and spread quickly. Be alert and ready to act.
Check local conditions and any fire bans before you burn. Fires under 2m still need to follow Logan City Council rules when conditions allow burning.
All fires are classed as an emergency in QLD and are to be reported by calling triple zero (000).
Fire danger ratings → https://www.bom.gov.au/qld/forecasts/fire-danger-ratings.shtmlAdvice → https://www.fire.qld.gov.au

29/08/2026

We’re at World of Cultures at Kingston Butter Factory today.

Come say g’day at the Logan Village tent. Ask us about your bushfire survival plan.

See you on the grass.

27/08/2026

We've got QPWS parks and State forest in and around our brigade area — worth a read before you head bush.

Queensland National Parks on planned burns, Park Alerts, and what to do if you see a fire.

https://www.facebook.com/100068920821509/posts/1361632356144112

23/08/2026

AFAC’s Spring 2026 bushfire outlook is out.

On the Queensland map, Logan Village sits in the average-risk zone. The red increased-risk area is further inland across the southern interior (including the Darling Downs and Granite Belt).

Average risk does not mean no risk. AFAC is clear: bushfires can still happen in areas with a normal seasonal outlook, and south-east Queensland is heading into a warmer spring with below-average soil moisture in places.

What you can do now:
• Know your local risk and update your bushfire plan
• Clear gutters, slash long grass, and tidy up around the house
• Check fire bans and local conditions before you burn
• Follow advice from Queensland Fire Department and your local brigade

Read the full outlook → https://www.afac.com.au/public-resources/seasonal-bushfire-outlook-spring-2026

Latest local advice → https://www.fire.qld.gov.au

Map: AFAC Seasonal Bushfire Outlook Spring 2026 (Queensland).

19/08/2026

🔥 COME AND SEE US THIS SATURDAY 🔥

Our brigade will be on site alongside the Rangers this Saturday.

If you’ve got questions about bushfire safety, preparing your property or getting a Bushfire Survival Plan sorted, come and have a chat with us 👋

🗓 When: Saturday 22 August
⏰ Time: 9AM
📍 Where: Steele Road entrance to Plunkett Conservation Park

The Rangers will be talking through the fireline upgrade works happening in the protected areas south of Brisbane.
Firelines are a key part of QPWS fire management. They act as a strategic barrier — stopping runaway fires from reaching properties, and giving park managers and firefighters safe access when it matters most.

Over the coming year, more than 20 boundary firelines will be upgraded across the urban interface parks:
📍 Daisy Hill Conservation Park
📍 Carbrook Wetlands Conservation Park
📍 Buccan Conservation Park
📍 Plunkett Conservation Park
📍 Wolffdene section, Edward Corbould Nature Refuge

01/08/2026

As Rural Fire Service Week comes to a close, we’re proud to share that a number of our members were recognised at today’s awards presentation.

🏅 National Medal — 15 years of long and diligent service
Simone Hague, 1st Officer
Andrew Paton, 4th Officer
Clinton Neumann, Crew Leader

🏅 Diligent and Ethical Service Medal — 1st Clasp: Simone Hague, 1st Officer

🏅 QFERM — COVID-19 Clasp
Matthew Bennett, 5th Officer
Clinton Neumann, Crew Leader

🏅 NSW Premier’s Flood Emergency Citation 2022–23
Matthew Bennett, 5th Officer
Clinton Neumann, Crew Leader

Congratulations also to Bret Abraham, 2nd Officer (National Medal) and Jay Pigot, Rural Firefighter (Queensland Fire Medal), who couldn’t be there on the day.

These awards represent thousands of hours — turnouts in the middle of the night, hazard reduction burns, training nights, and deployments far from home when other communities needed a hand.

👏 Well done to all our recipients, and thank you to the families who make that service possible.

05/06/2026

🔥 HAZARD REDUCTION BURN – PLUNKETT CONSERVATION PARK 🔥

Please be advised that Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS) is planning a hazard reduction burn at Plunkett Conservation Park TODAY, Saturday 6 June 2026.

📍 Where: Plunkett Conservation Park – between Graham Circuit, Roylen Close, Pineview Road, Steele Road, Dolostone Street and Marl Crescent
📏 Size: Approximately 33 hectares
🕒 When: Commencing around 3:00pm and continuing late into the evening

💨 Smoke may affect Yarrabilba, Logan Village, Cedar Creek, Tamborine and Jimboomba. If you’re sensitive to smoke, keep windows and doors closed and bring washing inside.

⚠️ Smoke hazard signs and closures will remain in place until Monday 8 June 2026. The site and surrounds will stay closed until deemed safe.

There’s no need to be alarmed if you see smoke or fire crews in the area — this is a planned, controlled burn to reduce bushfire risk in our community. 🚒

See the map below for the burn location and extent. 👇

24/04/2026

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old;
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

Lest we forget

20/04/2026

NOTIFICATION OF A PLANNED BURN: Hawkins Reserve, Hawkins Road STOCKLEIGH QLD 4280 - TUESDAY 21/4

Logan City Council’s Natural Areas - Operations Team will be conducting a planned burn within Hawkins Reserve, weather permitting, as part of our Annual Planned Burn Program. The size of this burn will be approximately 12.5 hectares within Hawkins Reserve.

The approximate extent of the burn site is indicated in blue on the map image below:

29/03/2026

We’re set up and ready at Neighbour Day in Logan Village Green! 🚒🔥
Swing by, meet the crew, and get up close with the trucks — perfect for the kids (and big kids too 😉)

Address

1464 Waterford/Tamborine Road
Logan Village, QLD
4207

Telephone

+611800583473

Website

http://www.lvrfb.org.au/

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