So far this bushfire danger period 2424 homes have been destroyed by fire, with firefighters and members of the public killed while defending their properties.

On Monday, there were more than 70 fires still burning across NSW.

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Orana RFS district Superintendent Lyndon Wieland said thankfully there had been no significant fires in this district so far during this bushfire season.

However, due to such widespread devastation across NSW, people across the Orana region wanted to help.

"We're getting a lot of enquiries from the general public on how they can become a [RFS] member," he said.

"Normally we get one or two a week, but we're getting one or two a day now.

"People are seeing a lot of fire activity and they're wanting to help."

Supt Wieland said in his decades of firefighting experience he had never seen a bushfire season with such extreme fire activity and it had left many community members concerned.

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The RFS has many different volunteering roles on offer - from firefighting on the frontline, to communications and catering.

"Everybody makes a good volunteer and there's a job for everyone in the RFS," Supt Wieland said.

"It could be the people getting food for the frontline firefighters to someone who works in the air as an air attack supervisor.

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"We need people with computer skills, people with very good communication skills, to physical firefighters that are out there on the ground dragging hoses up a steep hill."

Anyone interested in joining the RFS or finding out more about the roles available should call Orana RFS Fire Control Centre on 6881 3900.

The Orana RFS district covers the Dubbo and Narromine local government areas.