campfires

Fire officials are still concerned about the danger of wildfire in western Montana, despite the calendar advancing into September.

Fire officials with the Missoula County Fire Prevention Association have increased the fire danger level to high, and continued the policy that debris burning is no long allowed

With the 4th of July celebration that will undoubtedly carry through the weekend, the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is asking everyone who visits or drives through the Lolo National Forest to use extreme caution with fire.

However, open burning is still banned in Ravalli County.

Campfires could be a problem.

The Missoula County Fire Protection Agency has raised the fire danger level from ‘Moderate’ to ‘High’, as of noon on Monday, July 16.

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Campfire restrictions take effect Thursday.

The heatwave is adding to forest fire possibilities.

Make sure the campfires are out when you leave the campsite!