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11/09/2026 – Help us promote YOUR achievements!
SESVA wants to celebrate the dedication,hard work, and achievements of our memberSES Units and Volunteers. Send us a couple of paragraphs and 2 or 3photos, and we’ll turn it into
10/09/2026 – The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG) 2027
The World Police and Fire Games (WPFG) are coming to Perth inMarch 2027 and will be spanning 10 days of competition.Scan the QR code for more information and to register
08/09/2026 – Vale George Sulc
The SES family is saddened to learn of the recent passing of George Sulc, a former WA SES staff member who dedicated 15 years of service before retiring in 1999.
08/09/2026 – Consultation with WA SES Units
Recognition of Tropical Cyclone Seroja Responders Feedback and recommendations sought The Association President is writing to all SES units in WA seeking feedback and recommendations regarding the most appropriate way
07/09/2026 – What does the SES Volunteers Association do for me?
Submitted by Alan Hawke, Vice President South The Minister for Emergency Services has established committees to provide advice and assistance to the Minister or the Fire and Emergency Services (FES)
06/09/2026 – SES Awards 2026
Congratulations to Our SES Award 2026 Winners On behalf of the SES Volunteers Association of Western Australia Incorporated (SESVA), I extend my sincere congratulations to all the recipients of these prestigious
04/09/2026 – Midwest-Gascoyne Leaders Forum
Emergency services volunteers and leaders from across the Midwest-Gascoyne region gathered in Geraldton on 22-23 August for the Midwest-Gascoyne (MWG) Leaders Forum, providing an opportunity to discuss key challenges, share
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02/09/2026 – SESVA News Update September 2026
Open Newsletter as a PDF Articles in this Month’s Edition Click the Newsletter button above to read these articles In this months newsletter you will find interesting and informative news
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