Dearborn Fire Service Area

Dearborn Fire Service Area The Dearborn Fire Service provides fire protection for an area of Cascade and Lewis & Clark Counties.

Way to go Eric! Making Dearborn FSA proud. We are so very lucky to have you as part of our team.
04/18/2026

Way to go Eric! Making Dearborn FSA proud. We are so very lucky to have you as part of our team.

Code Save!
Congratulations to Paramedic Nelson and EMT Sullivan on the part they played on a recent cardiac arrest save.
KUDOS also to GFFR Engine 1 (Reilly, Tomei, Smith) for the strong work. ๐Ÿš‘
Montana Ambulance Association
MEMSA, Montana Emergency Medical Services Association

04/11/2026

Funeral services and a reception for our fire chief, Karsten Hovland, will be held on April 18th. As plans are finalized, we will post more information. Please keep the family and the fire department in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

04/06/2026
03/20/2026

***** See Updated Post******

PSA:
Firefighting resources across Central Montana are currently being heavily utilized and are nearing exhaustion due to multiple active wildfires.

โ€ผ If our local resources become depleted and a wildfire ignites in Cascade County, there is no guarantee that mutual aid will be available to assist.

To protect your family, yourself, and our community:
DO NOT BURN IN CASCADE COUNTY. BURNING IS PROHIBITED.

The risk is simply too great under current conditions.
We appreciate your cooperation and diligence in helping keep Cascade County safe.

03/11/2026
When we get these thunderstorms rolling through our area, be on the lookout for smoke afterwords and call 911 if you see...
07/29/2025

When we get these thunderstorms rolling through our area, be on the lookout for smoke afterwords and call 911 if you see something.

Dearborn FSA responded to a mutual-aid request with two engines and our water tender.
07/29/2025

Dearborn FSA responded to a mutual-aid request with two engines and our water tender.

๐Ÿ”ฅNEW FIRE START - Dearborn Fire๐Ÿ”ฅ

At approximately 3 p.m. today the Dearborn Fire was reported about 1 mile northwest of I-15, HWY 287 exit in Wolf Creek, Montana. The fire is currently estimated at 30 acres with moderate spread potential.

Six engines from DNRC, numerous local government engines, including Wolf Creek Fire service, and a DNRC helicopter are assisting with suppression efforts. The cause of the fire is currently undetermined.

There are no evacuations in place at this time.

Saturday training on establishing a draft water source and pump relaying operations. Thanks to Claude and Bryce from the...
07/20/2025

Saturday training on establishing a draft water source and pump relaying operations. Thanks to Claude and Bryce from the Montana Fire Training School for their support!

Thanks to all who came and participated in our event today!
06/22/2025

Thanks to all who came and participated in our event today!

Dearborn Volunteer Fire Department hosted its annual open house to connect with residents, showcase emergency tools, and encourage new recruits to join

Were looking forward to seeing you all this Saturday at the station come rain or shine!
06/19/2025

Were looking forward to seeing you all this Saturday at the station come rain or shine!

Small fires ๐Ÿ”ฅ off of July Rd and N Stickney Creek ๐Ÿ”ฅ started by last nights storms. DNRC engine crews and 81M helicopter ...
06/13/2025

Small fires ๐Ÿ”ฅ off of July Rd and N Stickney Creek ๐Ÿ”ฅ started by last nights storms. DNRC engine crews and 81M helicopter on scene.

Address

56 Dearborn River Road
Cascade, MT
59421

Telephone

(406) 799-5564

Website

https://app.egovmt.com/burnpermit/

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