New $1 Million High Clearance Vehicle Delivered to NSW SES Forbes Unit

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 1

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The emergency response capabilities in the Central West have been enhanced with the delivery of a brand-new High Clearance Vehicle (HCV) to the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Forbes Unit. The $1 million HCV is part of a combined $11 million investment from the NSW Government, which is deploying 11 new HCVs across the state. The vehicle is intended to assist volunteers in accessing isolated communities and performing critical rescues during flooding.

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Why it matters

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The investment strengthens the operational readiness of emergency services in the Central West region. The new HCV is based in Forbes and is intended to be available to respond across the region.

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Who's involved

Central WestThe Central West region where the emergency services operate.
ForbesThe town where the new HCV unit is based.

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Central West
region of New South Wales, Australia
- Sydney is the major city of Australia. The region is part of the larger country.Sat 23:43
- Central West invested in specialized vehicles for disaster response and ensuring critical services are available to the community in Broken Hill.Fri 02:19
Forbes
town in New South Wales, Australia

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