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Welcome to Gallatin County Fire
The Gallatin County Fire Council is made up of members from each of the fire departments that serve the incorporated communities in Gallatin County Montana surrounding Bozeman. The council meets regularly and the fire departments work together to provide fire protection to Gallatin county residents. The fire services of Gallatin county Montana pledge their man power, equipment and experts to help those in need. The Fire Districts and Fire Departments through out Gallatin county are dedicated to providing outstanding fire services to the residents of Montana and Gallatin County. Member fire departments located in Gallatin county constantly train and equip themselves to provide modern rescue and fire suppression techniques. To learn more about the fire department that serves your community and how you can become more fire wise, select from the options on the left. Nationally over 800,000 men and women serve in the United States as Volunteer Firefighters. Over 90% of Montana fire fighters are Volunteers. Contact your department to learn more about volunteering in your community.
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Updates on Millie Fire and other Montana Fires Gallatin County Emergency Management - Fire Updates Burn Permits are issued by The Gallatin County Burn Permit service – found at www.BurnPermits.mt.gov. The online service will allow citizens to purchase a burn permit using a debit/credit card or an electronic check. Citizens will also be able to activate their permit online or by calling the county’s new automated phone system at 1-877-306-BURN (2876). Open Burning is allowed only WITH A PERMIT between March 1st and November 30th. Permit holders are still required to follow SPECIFIC GUIDELINES when burning. This includes notifying when the burn will occur and taking necessary safety measures to contain the burn. Your burn must be attended. The following materials are PROHIBITED: Food wastes, Animal droppings, Treated lumber, Styrofoam, Plastics, Dead animals or animal parts, Pathogenic wastes, Hazardous materials, Materials resulting from salvage operations, Automobile or aircraft bodies and interiors, Insulated wire, Oil and petroleum products, Standing or demolished structure, Wastes generating noxious odors, Poultry litter, Tires, Rubber material, Tar paper, Chemicals, Asphalt Shingles, Asbestos or asbestos-containing material. |