Great Falls Emergency Services

09/06/2026

09/05/2026

Glad to see our own Paramedic Hagins taking care of business at his day job as a MANG Firefighter.

Good Morning everyone, C shift got off this morning after a very busy 48 hour shift including current members from C shift still on an active structure in Cascade County. We had a total of 9 calls with in the county including our own district.

3 Smoke Alarms
1 Trouble Alarm
2 Vehicle accidents
1 Wild land fire
1 Structure Fire
1 In Flight Aircraft Emergency

09/05/2026

Happy to be providing medical standby services for the Centerville Football Games!
Photos courtesy of EMT Bell

09/02/2026

ALERT UPDATES (9/2/2026 @0850):

Cascade County, City of Great Falls and Mutual aid partners are actively responded to calls for service within the City and throughout Cascade County.

MULTIPLE WILDLAND FIRES reported 9/2/2026.

Emergency crews responded to multiple wildland fires throughout Cascade County as high winds created dangerous fire conditions through downed power lines and additional ignition sources.

Reported fires:

Cora Creek Rd/MT Highway 200, Belt MT - In mop up
Church St/Belt Creek Rd, Belt MT - Extinguished
Fisk Rd, Simms MT - Extinguished

A HUGE thank you to our County, Military, DNRC and Mutual Aid partners for a SWIFT and collaborative response to the influx of wild land fire activity. We are grateful for the collaborative effort all all response teams to ensure the best outcome of today’s events. ❤️

End of update.
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Please avoid affected areas. Keeping roads and access points clear is critical so firefighters, law enforcement, and other emergency responders can safely reach these incidents. Do not drive toward fire areas to watch, take photos, or check conditions.

Help keep yourself and your family safe:
• Stay alert for changing conditions — high winds can cause fire to spread rapidly and change direction with little warning.
• Secure outdoor items that could blow into roadways or power lines.
• Stay away from downed power lines and report them immediately.
• Keep your phone charged and monitor official sources for emergency information.
• If you live near an active fire, be prepared to leave quickly if conditions change or evacuation instructions are issued.

Conditions are changing quickly. Please give our responders the space and access they need to work safely.

DO NOT CALL 911 UNLESS THERE IS AN IMMEDIATE THREAT TO HEALTH AND SAFETY, OR YOU ARE REPORTING A FIRE.

Stay alert. Stay clear. Stay safe.

08/28/2026

School is back in session! 🔔

Now is the perfect time for a quick refresher on the road signs that keep our students SAFE. 🚸🚗

08/27/2026

Pleased to skill check 26 folks on CPR and AED skills after they successfully completed training online via the AHA Blended Course. Well done all to all involved and thank you for learning this important skill.

08/24/2026

Congratulations to EMT Pretat on becoming a GFES Field Training Officer (FTO). Pretat will help onboard new EMT staff as they progress to getting cleared for 911 response.

08/21/2026

Contact us today to arrange CPR or Bleeding Control training for your organization or business, and save a life!