Three muralists Yasmin Shima, Rhianna Browning, and Daniel Hend have turned the Billinudgel Rural Fire Station into an artistic and cultural art installation as part of the lead-up to Billinudgel Rural Fire Brigade’s 50-year anniversary.
‘The murals make our station visible, promoting the work of our volunteer crew in the local community. We respond to bush and village fires, attend motor vehicle accidents, and assist in disaster clean-ups in our community. We also support other first responders, working alongside SES, Fire and Rescue and the Police,’ said member Kitty Crain.
New crew members are welcome. Head to the station any Tuesday at 5.30pm or contact the RFS on (02) 6671 5500 to find out more. The RFS needs more than just firefighters; you can also contribute through roles such as administration, communications, catering, and community education.
The paint for the murals was donated by Dulux under their Community Paint donation program which last year helped 344 community groups.
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