Grass Fire Alert: Stoney Point Rd, Coonabarabran
Areazine synthesizes this NSW incident notice directly from NSW RFS's official public data feed. See our methodology for full source attribution and refresh cadence.
A grass fire at Stoney Point Rd, Coonabarabran is under control according to NSW RFS.
The NSW incident record, at a glance
- Record type
- NSW incident notice
- Affected area
- Coonabarabran, New South Wales
- Issued
- September 14, 2026
- Source feed
- NSW RFS
- Incident type
- Grass Fire
The NSW RFS source feed includes fires, planned burns, emergency responses, and other incidents. Use the source incident notice to identify the event type, current status, responsible agency, boundary, and instructions because those details can change quickly.
A grass fire burns grassland or crop stubble rather than forest, and can spread faster than a bushfire in dry, windy conditions even though it usually covers a smaller area. Grass Fire records make up 34% of the 3,370 NSW RFS incident notices Areazine has archived (1,133 of them). Areazine has recorded 15 NSW RFS incident notices for this area.
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Alert Details
ALERT LEVEL: Not Applicable TYPE: Grass Fire STATUS: Under control RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Rural Fire Service UPDATED: 14 Sep 2026 14:18
Affected Areas
LOCATION: STONEY POINT RD, COONABARABRAN 2357 COUNCIL AREA: Warrumbungle
What You Should Do
No specific action steps provided in the source data.
Expected Conditions
No temperature, wind, or accumulation details provided in the source data.
Timeline
UPDATED: 14 Sep 2026 14:18 SIZE: 0 ha
Original source: NSW RFS Official Notice ↗
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