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FESA FAQs
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Q. What is the Emergency Services Authority (FESA)?
A. On 1 January 1999, the Fire and Emergency Services Authority of
Western Australia was formally established as a statutory government authority.
It replaced both the WA Fire Brigades Board and the Bush Fires Board.
Q. What Emergency Services are provided by FESA?
A. The establishment of FESA has brought together, under one Board and
one chief executive officer:
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The Fire and Rescue Service
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The Bush Fire Service
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The State Emergency Service
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Volunteer Marine Rescue Services
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Emergency Management Services
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Community Safety Services
Q. What is FESA's ABN?
A. ABN 39 563 851 304
Q. Where can I find information about becoming a Firefighter?
A. Go to Recruitment options and select Firefighter Recruitment.
Q. Where can I find out about other FESA vacancies?
A. Go to Recruitment options and select Current Employment
Opportunities.
Q. What is the Emergency Services Levy (ESL)?
A. The Emergency Services Levy is a levy on all properties, including
vacant land, that raises funding for emergency services across Western
Australia.
Q. What will the Emergency Services Levy pay for?
A. The Levy will entirely fund the:
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Career Fire and Rescue Service
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Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service
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Bush Fire Brigades
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State Emergency Service
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