❓ A parliamentary question seeks details on proposed fire stations and SES facilities over the next ten years. The response provides specific fire station locations and build years for the next three years, while SES facility funding relies on annual grant applications.
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(a) proposed new fire stations and State Emergency Service facilities;
(b) their location; and
(c) the year in which they are proposed to be built, for the next ten years?
(b) their location; and
(c) the year in which they are proposed to be built, for the next ten years?
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Answered
1 February 2009
Responded by
Minister for Emergency Services
Response time
68 days
The Fire and Emergency Services Authority (FESA) advises that:
As part of the 2009/10 Budget Process FESA has submitted its 10 Year Capital Works Investment Plan. However, as the plan is reviewed and adjusted on an annual basis due to a range of influencing factors, including significant risk and demographic changes, it is not appropriate to include the details outside the approved forward estimates period.
The table below lists FESA's proposed fire station locations over the next three years.
Proposed Fire Station Location
Proposed Year of Building
Albany Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Ellenbrook Career Fire & Rescue
Derby Collocation
Esperance Collocation
Kununurra Emergency Services Centre
2009-10
Bassendean Career Fire & Rescue
2010-11
Australind Career Fire & Rescue
Kambalda Volunteer Fire & Rescue
2011-12
Replacement SES facilities do not form part of the Capital Works Investment Plan as they are funded from the Emergency Services Levy Grants program which is subject to annual grant applications from Local Government and a competitive assessment process.
New SES buildings approved in the 2008-09 Grants program include SES Murray and SES Pingelly.
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As part of the 2009/10 Budget Process FESA has submitted its 10 Year Capital Works Investment Plan. However, as the plan is reviewed and adjusted on an annual basis due to a range of influencing factors, including significant risk and demographic changes, it is not appropriate to include the details outside the approved forward estimates period.
The table below lists FESA's proposed fire station locations over the next three years.
Proposed Fire Station Location
Proposed Year of Building
Albany Volunteer Fire & Rescue
Ellenbrook Career Fire & Rescue
Derby Collocation
Esperance Collocation
Kununurra Emergency Services Centre
2009-10
Bassendean Career Fire & Rescue
2010-11
Australind Career Fire & Rescue
Kambalda Volunteer Fire & Rescue
2011-12
Replacement SES facilities do not form part of the Capital Works Investment Plan as they are funded from the Emergency Services Levy Grants program which is subject to annual grant applications from Local Government and a competitive assessment process.
New SES buildings approved in the 2008-09 Grants program include SES Murray and SES Pingelly.
Notice: This document is created or edited using unregistered or evaluation copy of rtLib valid for testing or development purposes only. To use it for productive or any other purposes please register it. You may purchase the license on
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