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- Community_Fire_Unit abstract "Community Fire Units (CFUs) are volunteer teams of residents who are trained as preliminary responders to bushfires until the fire brigade arrives and in bushfire prevention. They are not to be confused with Volunteer Fire and Bushfire Brigades, which usually have vehicles and stations and are equipped for significant fire suppression duties.The origins of community fire units can be traced back to 1994 when they were introduced by the NSW Fire Brigades. In a country that is highly prone to bushfires and where property and lives are often put at risk, the CFUs are intended to:"reduce the impact of bushfires on the community and to protect life and property from bushfires."The Community Fire Units are not by any means intended to replace traditional professional and volunteer fire brigades. The CFUs are intended only to take proactive action to prevent danger to property and lives and to act in the interim to respond to a fire emergency until the fire brigade arrive. The CFUs are in a sense to the Fire Brigade what Neighbourhood Watch is to the Police.CFUs are typically equipped with an inventory of essential fire fighting equipment, often in a trailer. These can include hoses and hydrants, bush clearing tools, protecting clothing and communications devices. Unlike brigades, CFUs have no permanent vehicles or station, relying on the resources of volunteers.".
- Community_Fire_Unit wikiPageExternalLink cfu.fire.nsw.gov.au.
- Community_Fire_Unit wikiPageExternalLink community-fire-units.
- Community_Fire_Unit wikiPageID "14660006".
- Community_Fire_Unit wikiPageRevisionID "604237302".
- Community_Fire_Unit hasPhotoCollection Community_Fire_Unit.
- Community_Fire_Unit subject Category:Fire.
- Community_Fire_Unit subject Category:Fire_departments.
- Community_Fire_Unit comment "Community Fire Units (CFUs) are volunteer teams of residents who are trained as preliminary responders to bushfires until the fire brigade arrives and in bushfire prevention. They are not to be confused with Volunteer Fire and Bushfire Brigades, which usually have vehicles and stations and are equipped for significant fire suppression duties.The origins of community fire units can be traced back to 1994 when they were introduced by the NSW Fire Brigades.".
- Community_Fire_Unit label "Community Fire Unit".
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- Community_Fire_Unit sameAs Q5154740.
- Community_Fire_Unit sameAs Q5154740.
- Community_Fire_Unit wasDerivedFrom Community_Fire_Unit?oldid=604237302.
- Community_Fire_Unit homepage cfu.fire.nsw.gov.au.
- Community_Fire_Unit isPrimaryTopicOf Community_Fire_Unit.