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SES Myrtleford Unit A volunteer community organisation, based in Myrtleford and supported by highly trained local members. For all other emergencies call 000.

The Victoria State Emergency Service (VICSES) is a volunteer-based, professional emergency services organisation. We are here to ensure the safety of Victorian communities by responding to emergencies and disasters across the state. There are a variety of hands-on operational roles that our volunteers complete. Roles include:

•General rescue •Storm and flood response •Road rescue
•Urban search and rescue •Rope rescue •Land search
•Swift water rescue •Traffic management. If you would like to volunteer with the SES Myrtleford Unit or would like more information please enquire online at www.ses.vic.gov.au. For initial information you are welcome to attend one of our training sessions on Wednesday nights from 7pm, held at SES Local Headquarters, 16 Jubilee Street (excluding January school holidays). If you require emergency assistance from the SES you MUST call 132 500. For further information, including current emergency information, please visit www.ses.vic.gov.au or www.emergency.vic.gov.au

23/10/2026
Come down and say Hi to our crew tomorrow at The Myrtleford Show, we will be there from 9am to have a chat about what we...
23/10/2026

Come down and say Hi to our crew tomorrow at The Myrtleford Show, we will be there from 9am to have a chat about what we do and the adventures of the year so far.

We have Paddy Platypus visiting, so make sure you get a photo as He wanders around, and other activities and give-aways for the kids

We will also have our New Pod Trailer from Trailmaster Industries on Display, which was purchased with support of community donations from both Grow Myrtleford+ and Myrtleford Hospital & Community Op Shop Inc.

23/10/2026

Victoria’s weather is expected to take a turn this weekend, with forecast widespread rain and the potential for severe storms across parts of the state over the coming days.

The shift in conditions is a timely reminder for community members to be storm ready this spring and summer higher risk weather season. By taking simple actions such as trimming overhanging branches, clearing gutters and drains and tying down loose outdoor items, community members can significantly reduce their risk of damage if a storm develops.

Ahead of this weekend, community members can also stay up-to-date with any emergency warnings issued by downloading the VicEmergency app and establishing a personal watch zone.

For SES emergency assistance, call 132 500.

Want to be there for your community duringtimes of need? As a VICSES volunteer you can learn how to respond in storms, f...
18/10/2026

Want to be there for your community duringtimes of need? As a VICSES volunteer you can learn how to respond in storms, floods, rescues and more to keep others safe.

Learn more and apply: www.ses.vic.gov.au/join-us

Today is the Great ShakeOut, a global drill held every year, to educate the community on earthquake safety.As the contro...
14/10/2026

Today is the Great ShakeOut, a global drill held every year, to educate the community on earthquake safety.

As the control agency for earthquake, we want every Victorian to know the three
important steps to stay safe during an earthquake: DROP, COVER, and HOLD ON!

Even though high magnitude earthquakes are rare in Victoria, they do happen and you could experience one while travelling overseas.

For more information on being quake-safe, visit our website:
www.ses.vic.gov.au/earthquake

Today marks the International Day of DisasterRisk Reduction, and this year’s theme is ‘resilience starts at home’.We kno...
12/10/2026

Today marks the International Day of DisasterRisk Reduction, and this year’s theme is ‘resilience starts at home’.

We know that understanding how to prepare your home for emergencies is key to keeping yourself and your loved ones safe. Things like keeping your gutters clean and trimming your trees can go a long way in preparing you for a storm or flood.

For tips on preparing your home for a storm visit: www.ses.vic.gov.au/news-and-media/campaigns/are-you-storm-ready

08/10/2026
A huge thank you to the wonderful team at Myrtleford Bakehouse for generously supplying our volunteers with delicious pi...
05/10/2026

A huge thank you to the wonderful team at Myrtleford Bakehouse for generously supplying our volunteers with delicious pies and cakes on Wednesday training nights. 🥧🍰

We feel very spoilt and incredibly grateful for your ongoing support! Your generosity is truly appreciated by all of us. ❤️

Thank you for looking after our volunteers so well!

30/09/2026

🚨 Thunderstorms and rain are forecast across much of Victoria from tomorrow through to the weekend, so now is the time to prepare. Ensure to:

✅ Secure loose outdoor furniture and other items
✅ Park vehicles undercover and away from trees
✅ Never drive, ride or walk through floodwater

🏕️ If you're camping these school holidays, choose your campsite carefully and have a plan if conditions change. Remember to:

▶ Camp away from trees and overhanging branches
▶ Set up on higher ground, away from creeks, rivers and streams
▶ Know your camping ground's emergency plan
▶ Set a watch zone for your campsite in the VicEmergency app

📱 For the latest warnings and emergency information, visit the VicEmergency app or website.

If you need VICSES assistance for storm or flood damage, call 132 500.

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16 Jubilee Street
Myrtleford, VIC
3737

Telephone

+61132500

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