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Fiscal Year 2007 expenditures and budget listed on the Financial Information page.
Welcome to the Frenchtown Rural Fire District Official Website
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Open burning will begin again March 1, 2008 - YOU MUST HAVE A PERMIT TO BURN! Come into our Frenchtown, Wye or Petty Creek Stations for a permit today!
Our Department:
Frenchtown Fire is a combination paid and volunteer department. The District has a full time career staff; Resident fire fighters, who live in the stations, work shifts, and respond on emergencies; and volunteers, who live and respond throughout the District. The District consists of 125 square miles, and lies within Mineral and Missoula counties. 7 stations are strategically located throughout the area. Stations 1, 4, 5, and 7 are staffed by live-in fire fighter/ EMT residents. The Frenchtown Rural Fire District provides services to the communities of Evaro, Missoula, Frenchtown, Huson, and Alberton.
Our Goal:
The Mission of the Frenchtown Rural Fire District is to provide residents, within the established legal boundaries of the Fire District, services supplied by trained Staff and Volunteer personnel which may include, but are not limited to, fire suppression, fire prevention and emergency medical aid, with the resources available.
Thank you, to all Fire, EMS, Police and 911 personnel and volunteers. Your spirit, dedication and enthusiasm is appreciated in your demanding work environment.
The Frenchtown Rural Fire District meets for Regular Board Meetings on the second Monday of every month at Seven O'clock in the evening. We welcome public attendance and comments.
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If you have any questions about this website or its contents, please contact 626-5791 and the Administrator will be glad to help.
RESPONSE TO PUBLIC INFORMATION REQUEST JULY 2007
Click to view the FRFD Community News Letter April 2007
Click to view the FRFD Community News Letter May 2007
Click to view the FRFD Community news letter June 2007
Click to view the FRFD Community news letter July 2007
Click to view the FRFD Community News Letter Winter 2008
Click to view the FRFD Community News Letter Spring 2008
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