Looking good: Support buildings for the RFS, SES, VRA and Braefield Dury brigade are now constructed.
Construction on the new Quirindi Emergency Services Precinct is almost complete, just 12 months after the first sod was turned on the project.
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Rural Fire Service (RFS) staff are now expected to move into their brand new headquarters in late September.
Apart from the RFS Headquarters, the State Emergency Service (SES), the Volunteer Rescue Association (VRA) and the Braefield Dury RFS brigade will all call the new precinct home.
Sod turned: State MP Michael Johnsen turned the first sod on the project 12 months ago, on June 6, 2016.
The complex will also include a helipad, which will be suitable for the Westpac Rescue and other helicopters.
Staff from the RFS, the VRA and LPSC developed the Project Master Plan to provide for the development of the site in the short, medium and long term.
Not long now: A dozer prepares the entrance roadway.
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