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s:e: z22 Fire Control Centres (FCC) are open during normal business hours unless an incident management team is using the centre to coordinate the response to an emergency.
To find your nearest FCC, type in the name of your local Council or Shire and hit ‘search’.
Download the RFS Statewide Map to find out what District you are in.
1.
a.A rapid, persistent chemical change that releases heat and light and is accompanied by flame, especially the exothermic oxidation of a combustible substance.
b.Burning fuel or other material: a cooking fire; a forest fire.
v., fired, fir·ing, fires.
v.tr.
1.
a.To cause to burn; ignite.
b.To light (something) up as if by fire: The morning sun fired the tops of the trees.
2.
a.To add fuel to (something burning).
b.To maintain or fuel a fire in.
c.To start (a fuel-burning engine). Often used with up.
3.
a.To bake in a kiln: fire pottery.
b.To dry by heating.
4.To arouse the emotions of; make enthusiastic or ardent. Often used with up: warriors who were fired by patriotism.
5.
a.To discharge (a firearm, for example).
b.To detonate (an explosive).
6.
a.To propel (a projectile); launch (a missile).
b.Informal. To throw with force and speed; hurl: fire a ball at a batter.
c.To utter or direct with insistence: fired questions at the senator.
7.Games. To score (a number) in a game or contest.
8.To discharge from a position; dismiss. See synonyms at dismiss
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