Narrabri Fire and Rescue opened its station doors at the weekend to welcome the community in for an open day.
Local firefighters were on hand to showcase the service’s appliances and fire-fighting equipment.
The open day was also an opportunity to learn more about fire safety.
Fire and Rescue NSW also used the initiative as an opportunity to encourage people to consider becoming a part-time firefighter.
Part-time firefighters receive first class emergency response training and the opportunity to keep their community safe without having to give up their day job.
Jeff Reyes and Kasey and Ayla Dicks at the Narrabri Fire and Rescue open day on Saturday.
Jeff Reyes and Kasey and Ayla Dicks at the Narrabri Fire and Rescue open day on Saturday.
Huxley Ward, Oscar Baker, Callan Ward and Ryan Baker.
Huxley Ward, Oscar Baker, Callan Ward and Ryan Baker.
Issac and Sofia Oakes.
Issac and Sofia Oakes.
Seamus and Hugh Conaty with Shane Bradford.
Seamus and Hugh Conaty with Shane Bradford.
Dana and Ziva Allen.
Dana and Ziva Allen.
Ethan, Evelyn, Peter and Willow Harvey.
Ethan, Evelyn, Peter and Willow Harvey.
Lucas and Sophie Parker and Julio Muir.
Lucas and Sophie Parker and Julio Muir.
Elliott and Rosie Rily.
Elliott and Rosie Rily.
Elsie and Adaline O’Connor.
Elsie and Adaline O’Connor.
Parker and Mason Slack-Smith.
Parker and Mason Slack-Smith.
Madi Bron, Kingstyn McDonald and Chelsea Bron.
Madi Bron, Kingstyn McDonald and Chelsea Bron.
Mack Perrett.
Mack Perrett.
