The Leitchville Country Fire Authority (CFA) Brigade will soon have a new and modern fire station delivering a big boost to the regional town’s emergency services.
Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes announced construction is now underway on the new Leitchville fire station.
The new station will give volunteers a purpose‑built base to support emergency response and help keep the community safe.
The new station will include:
- two reverse‑in motor bays
- turnout and operational areas
- gender‑inclusive and accessible amenities
- new storage space
- a multipurpose training and meeting room
- on‑site car parking for volunteers.
The station design also includes solar panels, rainwater tanks and is ready for future electric vehicle charging.
The new Leitchville station is being delivered through the Allan Labor Government’s $88.1 million CFA Capital Upgrades Program, backing volunteers with the modern facilities they need to respond quickly and safely.
Leitchville Fire Brigade has served the community since 1945 and is home to 31 members.
This comes on top of Labor’s biggest ever Volunteer Emergency Services Equipment Program (VESEP) grant round of over $31 million for volunteer brigades, units and rescue organisations to upgrade trucks, equipment and facilities.
Applications for the 2026–27 VESEP round are now open and close Thursday 11 June 2026.
For more information and application details, visit emv.vic.gov.au/vesep.
Through our investments in emergency services infrastructure and equipment, Labor is backing CFA volunteers to respond faster and keep Victorians safe.
Quote attributable to Member for Northern Victoria Jaclyn Symes
“This investment ensures the Leitchville Brigade has a modern, reliable base – supporting volunteers and safeguarding the community for generations to come.”
Quotes attributable to Minister for Emergency Services Vicki Ward
“This new station is a long‑term investment by the Allan Labor Government in CFA volunteers – the backbone of our regional communities.”
“We’ll always back our emergency services with the facilities, appliances and equipment
they need to help keep their communities safe.”
