Dillon Volunteer Fire Department

06/19/2026

DVFD teaching 4-H members about wild-land fire fighting.

06/13/2026

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department helping out with the flag disposal ceremony today.

06/02/2026

05/30/2026

Join us for our recruitment event. Free lunch starting at 11:00. Live extrication demonstration.

05/26/2026

THIS SATURDAY!! Join us at the high school parking lot. Live demonstration and BBQ.

We are recruiting new members.

We will be having a live demonstration of a vehicle extrication and a free BBQ for anyone interested in joining.

This will be on Saturday May 30th from 10 AM to 2 PM at the high school parking lot.

If you’re interested in submitting an application, call 406-683-5051 or come to the demonstration on May 30th.

05/09/2026

Congratulations to the new DVFD Chief Jay Epperson!!

05/06/2026

Dillon VFD at the softball opening ceremonies.

05/06/2026

We are recruiting new members.

We will be having a live demonstration of a vehicle extrication and a free BBQ for anyone interested in joining.

This will be on Saturday May 30th from 10 AM to 2 PM at the high school parking lot.

If you’re interested in submitting an application, call 406-683-5051 or come to the demonstration on May 30th.

02/16/2026

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department was fortunate to have Josh Waldo speak at our annual awards dinner/sweetheart banquet. What an amazing asset to the fire service!!

THANK YOU CHIEF!!

Our rookie of the year is Laurel Marie Herbert

Firefighter of the year is Talon Herbert

Officer of the year is Chris Murolo

I would like to thank this amazing department for allowing me to lead them for the last 5 years.

Thank you to my beautiful wife Alena Klose for always supporting me

Chris Murolo & Nick Hoem for leading the charge & all the help with the transition period!!

I would also like to thank the super talented Joel Longie for the entertainment!!

02/06/2026

Even in the middle of winter, Montana is experiencing warm, dry, and windy conditions that increase wildfire risk across the state. Remember, the best time to prepare is before a wildfire occurs and practice prevention habits year round.

Here’s how you can help protect your community and support fire prevention efforts:
✔️ Avoid debris burning until conditions improve. Always check with local authorities first.
✔️ Prevent roadside fires by securing trailer chains, maintaining exhaust systems, and checking tires and brakes.
✔️ Carry basic fire tools like a shovel, water, or extinguisher when using equipment outdoors.
✔️ Fully extinguish campfires and backyard burns. Drown, stir, and feel for heat before leaving.
✔️ Report smoke or unattended fire immediately by calling 9-1-1.
✔️ Prepare your home and family now: create defensible space and sign up for local emergency alerts.

Winter wildfire is unusual, but together we can reduce the risk. Let’s all do our part to keep Montana safe.

🔗 Learn more about wildfire prevention and preparedness at mtfireinfo.org