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Short Term Operation Timber Creek

Volunteer

In response to Flooding

Location Timber Creek View map

Status Completed

Dates August 2025

Short Term Operation Timber Creek

The Timber Creek Police Museum, once a major tourist attraction for the town, was severely damaged by flooding and, due to limited resources, remained in disrepair for one and a half years. Our team supported the recovery effort through the Restoring History: Timber Creek Police Museum Conservation Project. The local community was excited to see what was once thought lost brought back to life.

Tasks included:

Chain sawing of damaged tree
Assisted with artifact recovery and sorting
Supported site safety, logistics, and equipment management
Equipment refurbishment

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Planning for upcoming operational deployments is now underway. If you are keen to participate or find out more, express your interest today.

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