Logo for FireSafe Montana featuring a house outline flanked by evergreen trees, with flames above and the organization's name

FireSafe Montana is a private, non-profit organization established in 2006 as a (501 (c) 3). It is our goal to assist if asked, in the formation of local FireSafe councils across the State of Montana. We are actively looking toward a statewide coalition of diverse interests that work together to make Montanans, their homes, their neighborhoods, and their communities fire safe. 

We work through public information programs, educational materials, website, special recognition events, and individual requests, to raise public awareness of the local wildland fire hazard. We encourage active involvement in federal, state, and local fire mitigation efforts to reduce the potential loss of life and property from wildfire in Montana.

Montana’s private landowners, regardless of tract size, are encouraged to manage their land for reduction of the wildland fuel hazard. We encourage the use of ignition resistant building materials. When people take personal responsibility for applying and maintaining Firewise practices on their property, they greatly increase the chances of their homes, and their community, of surviving a wildfire. Visit our website at www.firesafemt.org.