PHOTO: Fourteen year old Maddison Reynolds, a volunteer cadet with the RFS, demonstrates how to use a fire hose.
Fire stations across NSW opened their doors to the community on May 13 allowing local people to come and meet those who work tirelessly to help protect life and property.
In Narromine, Fire & Rescue (FRNSW) Station 401 joined forces with the Narromine Rural Fire Service (RFS) to showcase their work, their equipment and vehicles to their community.
About 50 people stopped by the station during the 2023 Open Day, said Narromine RFS captain George Peters. One visitor who took the time to visit the station was on their way back to Port Macquarie…