ABOUT 80 people attended a briefing from the Glasshouse Mountains Rural Fire Service at the Glass House Community Hall following recent serious fires.
RFS Volunteer Education Officer Gavin Stewart spoke about the importance of being prepared for fires and having a Bushfire Survival Plan.
“By being aware of what we’re likely to face, what to do individually and building a stronger community means we can recover better together following an event this fire season”, Hall president, David Aubrey, said.
“It was great to see so many new and familiar faces come together.
The Hall opened 107 years ago as a place to meet, connect and learn so it’s remarkable to see it still being used as intended”, commented David following the event.
For information about being prepared go to qfes.qld.gov.au and stay up to date on incidents by monitoring ABC Emergencies.
