Mandurah State Emergency Service

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Canonical name: Mandurah State Emergency Service
Normalized: mandurah state emergency service— dedupe via name-norm; Microsoft / MSFT collapse to one row
GLEIF LEI: No match
SEC EDGAR CIK: None — not an SEC registrant
Domain: mandurahses.org.au

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GLOBALLeak Siteas victim2026-10-02
mandurahses.org.au Mandurah State Emergency Service is a volunteer emergency rescue unit (part of DFES Western Australia), founded in 1976/78 and celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026, based at 31 Education Drive, Greenfields, WA 6210. It is a non-profit organization — there is no revenue; funding comes from DFES (WA Government) and community donations. The unit has ~80+ active volunteers and 60–90 cadets (ages 12–17), one of the largest SES cadet programs in WA (26 years running), led by Local Manager Chris Stickland ESM (volunteer since 1986, unit leader since 2010). It responds 24/7/365 to storms, floods, land searches, water/cliff rescues and fires support — logging ~3,500–4,300 operational hours and up to 8,000 community hours per year.