Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia

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The Fire and Emergency Services Authority of Western Australia (FESA) is a statutory government authority created in January 1999 to cover the following emergency services [1] within the state of Western Australia :

• The Fire and Rescue Service
• The Bush Fire Service
• The State Emergency Service
• Volunteer Marine Rescue Services
• Emergency Management Services
• Community Safety Services

Contents 1 Metropolitan Fire Stations 2 Vehicles and Equipment 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] Metropolitan Fire Stations

• Armadale
• Bassendean
• Belmont (new station opened 3rd Nov 2005, old station 1974 - 2005)
• Canning Vale
• Claremont
• Daglish
• Duncraig
• Fremantle
• Hope Valley (opened 2nd Nov 2005)
• Joondalup
• Kensington
• Maddington
• Malaga
• Mandurah
• Midland
• Murdoch
• Osborne Park
• Perth
• Rockingham
• Success
• Wangara
• Welshpool

[edit] Vehicles and Equipment

CHC Bell 412 helicopter

Light Tanker

Medium Pumper

669 operating during the fires in Perth 4th February 2007

[edit] See also

• Country Fire Service (South Australia)
• Country Fire Authority (Victoria)
• New South Wales Rural Fire Service
• Ash Wednesday fires
• Metropolitan Fire Service(South Australia)

[edit] External links

• FESA homepage