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Click on the logo above to go to their website and see the programs available to the Dearborn community

 

Tri-County Firesafe Working Group’s (TCFSWG) mission is to engage property owners on how to co-exist with and survive wildfire. Our programs and activities are designed to help property owners reduce their fire risks and to live more safely in a wildfire environment. These programs include outreach & education, private property wildfire risk assessments, and risk reduction activities targeting hazardous fuels removal and defensible space improvements on private lands and structures that are at risk to the impacts of wildfire. The organization consists of a broad spectrum of stakeholders including federal and state land managers and wildfire officials, county, and city government as well as private citizens and contractors.

Think Before You Burn! It’s the Law!

Under the provision of State Statute 50-63-103 MCA you are liable for any and all fire suppression costs and damages resulting from an escaped and/or uncontrolled fire. You are liable for your fires despite the fact that you have been issued a Burn Permit. Got Questions? Contact:

Buy Your Burn Permit Onliine!

TIPS TO HELP KEEP YOU & YOUR PROPERTY SAFE THIS SUMMER!

EQUIPMENT USE

Are you doing the right thing—the wrong way?

TARGET SHOOTING

Prevent sparking a wildfire while target shooting.

BURNING DEBRIS?

Learn how to burn safety.
Buy your burn permit FIRST!

Buy Your Burn Permit Onliine!

CAMPFIRES

Learn about campfire safety.

VEHICLES

Prevent vehicle-caused wildfire.

Community Service and Local News

2019 DFSA Picnic

Thanks for your support.

Thanks to all of our volunteers, the DFSA Board, the crew of Mercy Flight, and our community supporters who made this year’s picnic a terrific success. Have a safe summer.

Answer the Call and Discover the Volunteer in You,
Your Community Needs YOU!

**WE ARE ACTIVELY RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS**

Since 1986, the Dearborn Fire Service Area has been answering your calls. Our community is growing and so is the need for volunteers to become trained firefighters. We also need auxiliary volunteers to assist with community outreach, public education, publicity, building and fleet maintenance, technology resources, grant writing, and clerical duties. We need your support! Call (406) 799-5564 or click on the QR link below .

Be a Volunteer

Build Community

Save Lives

Montana Wildfire Info
www.mtfireinfo.org

For more information on active large fires, please visit https://inciweb.wildfire.gov

For more information on air quality, please visit https://todaysair.mtdeq.us

When Minutes Matter!

Benefis Mercy Flight is available
7 days a week
24 hours a day
365 days a year

Mercy Flight

Communication Center

1-800-972-4000

Monthly Board of Trustees Meeting

Our meetings are open to all community members to attend, please join us!
Our next Board of Trustees Meeting for the Dearborn Fire Service Area will be held on Thursday, December 5th, 2024 @ 4:00 p.m. at the Fire Station.

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Download the February 11, 2020 Meeting Minutes

Latest Board Meeting Minutes

Dearborn FSA Meeting Minutes – 2-9-2424

Next Board Meeting Agenda

Why the Dearborn Fire Service Area Cannot Fundraise

The Dearborn Fire Service Area (DFSA) is a distinct political subdivision of both Lewis & Clark and Cascade Counties. Because the DFSA is a governmental subdivision it cannot be incorporated as a non-profit. (AG Opinion 43-2)

In a fire, every second counts!

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Grant Updates

March 2024 – The DFSA received a DNRC grant of $5,000 for the purchase of new portable radios

Our Mission

The Dearborn Fire Service Area (DFSA) is committed to protecting the lives and property of Cascade and Lewis & Clark County residents and visitors by providing the best possible fire, rescue, and support to emergency medical service providers. We pledge to perform our duty with courage and dedication. We also strive to be active in our community and proactive with public education and prevention campaigns.