66K views · 1.7K reactions | Brace your-elfs - Police, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES, Queensland Ambulance Service (QAS) and LifeFlight officers sleighed it with this cracker of a road safety message. | Queensland Police Service | Facebook

11K views · 169 reactions | Were you at the Lockyer Valley Emergency Services Day at #Laidley today and did you see this in action? It was a great turnout with demonstrations from #QFES and other emergency services agencies as well as the opportunity to find out more about how to be prepared for disasters such as severe weather or bushfires. #stormprepared #bushfireprepared #Prepareactsurvive | Queensland Fire Department | Facebook

17K views · 18 reactions | Meet Queensland’s new QFES Commissioner Greg Leach “I’m looking forward to bringing my 32 years of experience in various emergency services in Victoria to working with the great team here at QFES to help keep Queenslanders safe,” - Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES Commissioner Greg Leach. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane | Facebook

When searching for information during a crisis, every second counts. In response to increasing wildfires across the U.S., a team at Google came together to create wildfire boundary maps — a mapping system that shows the approximate location of active wildfires in near real time on Google Maps and Search. Meet the team behind this project → goo.gle/3oemLRZ Produced in partnership with ATTN:, a media company creating purpose-driven stories. | Google

There was a disaster zone at Brisbane's Port today, but it was no emergency. It was so some four-legged rescue teams could complete life-saving training with the Queensland Fire and Rescue Service. #7NEWS | 7NEWS Brisbane

🚂🚒EMERGENCY EXERCISE HITS LONGREACH 🚒🚂 Did you see the action this morning? Over 40 emerency senarios were simulated, including a car colliding with a train at a road crossing. Alan Hatcher from Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES explains how the emergency services react and respond in emergency situations. | ABC Western Queensland