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The holiday season is always a time for joy, warmth, and cherished traditions. For many of us in Three Forks, this includes decorating Christmas trees, making a fire in the wood stove, or using space heaters to keep our homes cozy. While these bring warmth and comfort, they also introduce potential fire hazards. We want to ensure everyone enjoys a safe and happy holiday season by sharing some essential safety tips. As temperatures drop, space heaters often become a staple in our homes. However,... Full story
In the early hours of 3:36am on November 4, Three Forks Fire Department responded to a significant structure fire in the City of Three Forks. The first engine arrived within approximately 10 minutes of the initial alarm and encountered a building fully engulfed in flames, with heavy smoke and fire visible from all sides. Firefighters initiated a defensive attack, positioning on multiple sides of the structure to control the blaze. Engine crews quickly deployed hose lines while additional units worked to establish a water supply from nearby hydr...
A wind-driven wildland fire that erupted off of Madison Road on August 21, 2024, has been successfully contained thanks to the coordinated efforts of multiple fire agencies and resources. Firefighters responded promptly to reports of a large fire moving rapidly to the north due to strong winds. Initial units on scene, including 14-24, 14-22, 14-21, 4-1, and Tender 4-8, began establishing a wet line along Dyke Road on the east side of the fire. Despite their efforts, the fire's interior was...
On June 5, 2024, the Three Forks Fire Department was dispatched to a wildland fire on Interstate 90 at mile marker 280, presenting significant challenges for both local residents and emergency responders. Reports indicated that the fire had been sparked by a train, igniting the brush. This information was quickly confirmed by multiple callers, prompting a swift and coordinated response from various emergency units. Montana Rail Link (MRL) was advised of the situation, and the train involved was...