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Created in 1961, the Missoula Rural Fire District (MRFD) operates five fire stations within a 95-square-mile jurisdiction and serves the needs of some 35,000 people living in Missoula County. Since our response area includes four major highways, three rivers and a railway, we also help countless visitors.
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MRFD Station #1, Missoula, Montana
We're proud to help the public before, during and after an emergency. Our Program cornerstones are prevention, response and analysis. This website has more details about what we do, as well as other pertinent news and events. So come by often.
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Phone: (406) 549-6172
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An inside look at MRFD and our volunteer-supported fire-rescue team ....
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Fire Chief Finds Life & Death in the Bob
Missoula Rural Fire District Station #4
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Missoula Weather Forecast, MT
ARE YOU READY ?
Students begin a new school year this week. Be careful driving near school zones!
HIGH FIRE DANGER
Lt. Gov. Says Be FIRE Prepared.
CONGRATULATIONS! DALE WALKER
New MRFD Board of Trustees' Member
AMAZING PHOTOS: Billings Storm
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THANKS to Hugh Jesse for Years of Service!
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