A major overhaul to a busy emergency unit is set to reap the benefits of major upgrade, as the region braces for several days of unsettled weather.

The once-tired NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Portland Unit has been completely revitalised, with a new roof, ceiling and floor linings, along with a full repaint, with an upgraded kitchen and new furniture.

The upgrades come at a cost of $330,000, with NSW SES Portland Unit Commander Ebony-Leigh Partridge saying the upgrades mean members can focus on training, readiness and response.

"We're better equipped than ever to face the challenges of the future, with a fresh look, improved capability and the same unwavering dedication to the safety of the community," she said.

"I am confident that these upgrades will continue to support the

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