The City of Swan celebrated more than 290 frontline and support volunteers on Saturday, May 24, 2025, with the annual City of Swan Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards.
The event honours those who go above and beyond for our community, and the awards is one way we demonstrate our appreciation for those who risk their lives and time with loved ones to protect others.
The City proudly supports several volunteer bush fire brigades, the Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services and the State Emergency Service.
To acknowledge their years of commitment, over 45 volunteers were presented with certificates for extended service.
In the last 12 months, our volunteer brigades and units attended more than 730 incidents and callouts.
If you want to volunteer and support your community, sign up here.
The event honours those who go above and beyond for our community, and the awards is one way we demonstrate our appreciation for those who risk their lives and time with loved ones to protect others.
The City proudly supports several volunteer bush fire brigades, the Volunteer Fire and Emergency Services and the State Emergency Service.
To acknowledge their years of commitment, over 45 volunteers were presented with certificates for extended service.
In the last 12 months, our volunteer brigades and units attended more than 730 incidents and callouts.
If you want to volunteer and support your community, sign up here.
City of Swan Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards.
Volunteers enjoying the City of Swan Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards.
Volunteers enjoying the City of Swan Volunteer Fire Brigade Awards.
Troy Miller, Kirk Christie, Rudolf James and Michael Teraci.
Logan Kain, Matt Selkirk, Brad Payne and Brentt Tawhai get their photo taken.
Callum Mccrudden, Alisdair Mccrudden, Mayor Tanya Richardson, Bryony Mccrudden and Marquita Henderson.