Fire and Rescue NSW Station 379 Moama

20/09/2026

Busy day for Moama 379

While the Murray Football League Grand Final was underway yesterday, crews from Fire and Rescue NSW Moama 379 and Deniliquin 278 were called to Moama Recreation Reserve after smoke was detected inside the clubrooms.
Crews located a fire behind a wall, with smoke filling the roof space and change rooms. The clubrooms were evacuated while firefighters worked to locate and extinguish the fire safely. NSW Police and NSW Ambulance also attended.

Crews also attended an MVA on Perricoota Road and Merool Road working alongside NSW Ambulance,NSW Police and Moama RFS

With the school holidays approaching, it’s a timely reminder to slow down, stay alert and take care on our roads

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 278 Deniliquin
NSW Police Force
NSW Ambulance
Moama Rural Fire Brigade

19/09/2026

Spectators were moved away from the facilities as emergency services responded.

12/09/2026

Crew 379 Moama attended an MVA at 4.30pm at the Moama traffic light intersection.

A timely reminder as the school holidays approach please slow down, stay alert and take extra care on our roads.

More traffic, longer trips and more families on the move means we all need to do our part to get home safely.

11/09/2026

Moama 379 – Stepping Up for a Great Cause

Today, two of our female firefighters from Fire and Rescue NSW Moama 379 took on the gruelling Melbourne Firefighter Stair Climb for the very first time!

Climbing 28 floors in full firefighting gear, they pushed themselves to the limit while raising much-needed funds for Lifeline, Peter MacCallum Cancer Foundation and the 000 Foundation supporting cancer research, crisis support and the mental health and wellbeing of emergency service personnel.
Between them, the girls have raised an incredible $3,110!

For their first ever Stair Climb, what an achievement! We’re extremely proud of them for stepping up, taking on the challenge and representing Moama 379.

28 floors. 25kg of gear. One hell of a challenge.
Well done girls!

10/09/2026

The days are getting longer, but the training never stops.

Continually building the skills, knowledge and readiness needed to respond when it matters most.

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30/07/2026

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 379 Moama responded to a significant oil spill, creating extremely hazardous and slippery road conditions for motorists.

Working alongside Murray River Council, our firefighters quickly contained and cleaned up the spill, reducing the risk of further accidents and helping to keep the community safe.

Incidents like these highlight that Fire and Rescue NSW responds to far more than fires. From hazardous materials incidents to rescues and road safety, our crews are ready to respond whenever the community needs us.

A big thank you to Murray River Council for their assistance and teamwork on scene.

Murray River Council

22/07/2026

Fire Rescue NSW Station 379 Moama was back under the lights this week, undertaking intensive vertical rescue and ladder slide training.

Training like this ensures our firefighters are ready to respond when the community needs us most. From structural fires to complex rescues, we continually develop and maintain the skills needed to safely manage a wide range of emergencies.

Being a Fire Rescue NSW firefighter means being far more than a firefighter. We are trained across a broad range of rescue disciplines, enabling us to respond to incidents involving heights, road crashes, hazardous materials, storm damage and many other emergencies.
Every drill is an opportunity to strengthen our teamwork, sharpen our skills and reinforce the professionalism our community expects from us. We train hard so that when the call comes, we're ready to deliver a safe, effective and professional response.

20/07/2026

08/07/2026

Last night Moama RFS supported FRNSW Fire and Rescue NSW Station 379 Moama to a Motor vehicle Accident on Francis Street. NSW Ambulance treated the driver who wasn't hurt.
NSW Police were also in attendance.

07/07/2026

Two call-outs kept us on our toes tonight, proving emergencies don't clock off when the sun goes down. Thankfully, the team was ready to respond, work together, and get the job done safely.