Youth fire safety top priority as multi-agency taskforce arrives in town to engage community and help solve nuisance fire concerns

Tess Kelly
November 30 2021 - 4:30pm
EXPERTISE: New England and North West zone Commander Tom Cooper, Fire and Rescue NSW Station Officer Bronnie Mackintosh, and Community Engagement personnel from Fire and Rescue NSW Kate Faith and Melinda McDonald kick off three-day fire safety consultation program at Peel High School. Photo: Peter Hardin
EXPERTISE: New England and North West zone Commander Tom Cooper, Fire and Rescue NSW Station Officer Bronnie Mackintosh, and Community Engagement personnel from Fire and Rescue NSW Kate Faith and Melinda McDonald kick off three-day fire safety consultation program at Peel High School. Photo: Peter Hardin

FIRE safety and prevention information will burn through schools and community centres this week, in a bid to keep young people safe.

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Tess Kelly

Tess Kelly

Journalist

Tess Kelly is a journalist at the Northern Daily Leader, reporting mostly on court, while keeping tabs on all the happenings of the region. Story tips can be sent to tess.kelly@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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