Fire-brigade.asn.au Website Review

RAISING AWARENESS OF THE ROLES, TRAINING AND ACTIVITIES OF CFS VOLUNTEERS STATE-WIDE. Hint: Always use the full name (eg: Mount, not Mt) ------------------------- This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License South Australian Country Fire Service (CFS) Promotions Unit TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2018 Want to Join the SA Country Fire Service ?? We have the most comprehensive recruiting information available on the Unit was formed in 1994 with a CFS mobile display unit known as the Pantech to promote the role of the CFS and the volunteers that make the CFS the great organisation that it is. It was found that prior to the unit, most people were unaware that the CFS did more than just The CFS Promotions Unit website started in 1996 as part of the Pantech display and was linked to an interactive map. In 1998, the website was launched on to the Internet, with a major overhaul of the website in 2001 and again in 2005. The Photographic section of the Unit took off with the advent of digital cameras and many images were made available on the Photo galleries on the site. The Pantech was retired after 10 years of service and the Unit continued to operate with other vehicles enabling the Unit to travel all over the State. In 2012, the website evolved to include a large History section to compliment the up to date information on each brigade, as well as expanding to cover many The website is a way for brigades to recruit and inform members, to as*ist the public in understanding something about the CFS - including their local brigade - and to promote the volunteering ethic. The Website Administrators - Pip & Ashley, who are both CFS volunteers, run the site, with input from CFS members and the public all over the State. The information on this website is updated regularly, through mailouts to brigades, and input via the website. Photographs are updated whenever possible, and while most of the photographs are taken by the Website Administrators on their travels