Burn Permits

Burn Permits are issued at the USDA office 406-522-2520, 3710 Fallon St, Bozeman, MT 59718.

Open Burning is allowed only WITH A PERMIT between March 1st and November 30th. Permit holders are still required to follow SPECIFIC GUIDELINES when burning. This includes notifying when the burn will occur and taking necessary safety measures to contain the burn. Your burn must be attended.

The following materials are PROHIBITED: Food wastes, Animal droppings, Treated lumber, Styrofoam, Plastics, Dead animals or animal parts, Pathogenic wastes, Hazardous materials, Materials resulting from salvage operations, Automobile or aircraft bodies and interiors, Insulated wire, Oil and petroleum products, Standing or demolished structure, Wastes generating noxious odors, Poultry litter, Tires, Rubber material, Tar paper, Chemicals, Asphalt Shingles, Asbestos or asbestos-containing material.

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News & Updates:

SOURDOUGH FIRE DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES – PUBLIC MEETINGS

12/21/09 - NOTICE - THE DECEMBER 21st, 2009 BOARD MEETING HAS BEEN CANCLED. CHECK BACK FOR UPDATES.
The Sourdough Board of Trustees meeting is scheduled for the third Monday of every month and starts at 7:30 p.m. at the Sourdough fire station. Notices are posted at the Station, published on this website, and in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. The Sourdough Fire Station is located at 4541 South Third Avenue, just south of Goldenstein Lane. The phone number is 587-8887.
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October 2009

Dear Residents of Sourdough Fire District,

Fall and the coming of winter brings many changes. Among them a change in leadership at Sourdough Fire. After 12 years of service, Brian Crandell has submitted his resignation as fire chief of our department.

Brian’s work brought our department to a high level of competency and customer service. We are extremely grateful for his innumerable hours of service to the residents of Sourdough Fire District. We know you will join the trustees and staff in thanking him for that service and in wishing him well.

Assistant Fire Chief J.D. Engle will assume the duties of fire chief. He has served nearly twenty years as a firefighter and the past fifteen of those in a command capacity with Sourdough Fire Department. He is extremely capable, and I know you will join our firefighters in both supporting and thanking him for stepping up to assume these new responsibilities.

Our fire chiefs, like our firefighters, serve without pay as volunteers to support our residents 24/7 in their time of need. In any emergency you will receive help by dialing 911.

Randy Larimer, Chair
Sourdough Fire Board of Trustees
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Volunteer! Have you made a contribution to the Sourdough Community? Do you know what it takes to deliver fire protection 24/7/365? We have Volunteer positions available and not all members fight fire. We need Support Personnel that can Volunteer needed skills and serve for the benefit of the community. Work with us. Read More

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SDFD has the Lowest Risk Rating in Gallatin County >

Sourdough Fire District has been awarded a new ISO rating of 4, Read More

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