SES issues call to arms
By Brett Kennedy FROM mitigating the impacts of extreme weather events to supporting road crash or rescue operations, no week is the same for Limestone Coast State Emergency Service volunteers. The group of around 110 trained individuals, spanning from Bordertown to the southern coast and west to Kingston, is currently looking to expand with residents urged to consider joining as volunteers. SES South East district officer Brad Flew said the organisation’s diversity was not just reflected in its roles and tasks, but in its volunteers. “We have a broad range of people from tradespeople to ...
Source: borderwatch.com.au