Seville Rural Fire Brigade

The Seville Rural Fire Brigade, established in 1941, has played a crucial role in battling major fires across Victoria, including notable events such as Ash Wednesday and the Black Saturday bushfires. With a commitment to the local community, the brigade responds to approximately 120 incidents each year, covering not only fires but also accidents and storm damage.

Equipped with a fleet that includes two tankers and a Land Rover Defender, the brigade recently enhanced its capabilities with a Thermal Infrared Imaging Camera, enabling quicker responses and reduced damage. Currently, the Seville brigade boasts over 45 members, ranging from brigade members to active firefighters, who are dedicated to protecting the community and surrounding areas.

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