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Lewistown Fire Rescue PROVIDING PROTECTION FOR CENTRAL MONTANA SINCE 1898

10/12/2026

LEWISTOWN: FIND YOUR STREET.
Yesterday we talked about snow routes. Today, we want you to take a good look at this map, because knowing which route you live, work or regularly park on matters once the snow starts flying.
🔴 RED = Tier I Snow Routes
⚫ BLACK = Tier II Snow Routes
🔵 BLUE = Montana Department of Transportation Snow Routes

Tier I routes are critical routes that need to stay clear for emergency services and access. During a declared Snow Event, or when snow accumulation reaches four inches, no parking is allowed on Tier I routes.

Tier II routes follow odd/even parking from November 1 through May 1.
So before November gets here, zoom in. Find your street. Find the streets you regularly use. And maybe send this to the person who always says, “Wait…where am I supposed to park?”

Knowing ahead of time helps you avoid a scramble later, and helps our crews get Lewistown's streets cleared when the snow comes.
https://www.cityoflewistown.com/snow-routes
https://www.cityoflewistown.com

10/12/2026
10/11/2026

Lewistown, our crews are out responding.
Here’s what we need you to know right now.

Heavy snow is bringing down branches and trees across town, with reports of damage to roofs and vehicles and downed power lines.

The Lewistown Fire Department currently has two crews responding to downed lines, and Lewistown Police officers are patrolling to identify hazards, make sure they’re reported, and help keep residents safe.

We know it’s unsettling to see damage around your neighborhood. Our teams are actively working through this, and you can help by taking these precautions:
⚠️ Treat every downed power line as LIVE, even if it isn’t sparking. Stay well away, and keep children and pets away.
⚠️ Avoid trees with heavily snow-loaded branches and anything touching a power line, including fences, vehicles, and fallen limbs.
⚠️ Please don’t try to move downed lines or clear branches tangled in them.
⚠️ If you can, stay inside and limit travel so crews have room to work.

Call 911 for downed power lines or an immediate threat to someone’s safety.
Please don’t rely on a social media comment to report an emergency.

Thank you to our fire crews, police officers, and utility workers responding in these conditions, and to everyone giving them space and looking out for their neighbors.

Help us and share this post to your own timelines for your friends and neighbors!

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10/10/2026

PSA! Please share with your own timeline so our community is prepared!

Hydrant Flushing | October 13-15, 2026
8AM-4PM Daily

Please read what to expect, how to prepare, and who to call!

09/12/2026
On Patriot Day, we remember those who answered the call. 🇺🇸We honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the first ...
09/12/2026

On Patriot Day, we remember those who answered the call. 🇺🇸

We honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the first responders who ran toward danger in service to others.

That spirit of service continues every day in communities like ours.
The Lewistown Fire Department is hiring firefighters and looking for people ready to serve, protect, and be there when their community needs them most.
HOW TO APPLY:
submit a letter of interest and current
resume, to:
Lewistown & Fire Rescue
305 W. Watson, Suite 1
Lewistown MT 59457,
attn: Fire Chief James Jensen.

❤️ We remember.
🚒 We serve.
🇺🇸 We never forget.

09/11/2026
Did you know…You can work with Lewistown Fire & Rescue and actually build toward a retirement benefit while serving your...
09/02/2026

Did you know…
You can work with Lewistown Fire & Rescue and actually build toward a retirement benefit while serving your own community?

We’re not just looking for people who can answer a call. We’re looking for neighbors who want to protect the place they live — and get something lasting out of it.
When you join as a volunteer firefighter here, you receive:

Full training (no experience needed)
Opportunities to earn valuable certifications
Real emergency response experience
And yes — retirement eligibility.

That last part matters. A lot of people don’t realize that consistent service as a part paid firefighter can put you on a path toward a retirement benefit. It’s one of the few ways you can serve your hometown and still invest in your own future at the same time.

Send a letter of interest + resume to:
Lewistown Fire Rescue
305 W. Watson, Suite 1
Lewistown, MT 59457
Attn: Fire Chief James Jensen

08/29/2026

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