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Disputed Garfield County roads near De Beque again open to the public

Disputed Garfield County roads near De Beque again open to the public
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Kern County fire grows to 1,700 acres

Kern County fire grows to 1,700 acres
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Update: Grizzly Gulch Fire potentially caused by a cigarette

Update: Grizzly Gulch Fire potentially caused by a cigarette By: MTN News and last updated 2021-07-15 20:30:50-04 HELENA â Update 3:40 p.m. - The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation is reporting that the Grizzly Gulch Fire located on Mount Helena is approximately 35% contained. In an email to MTN, DNRC s Paige Cohn said, Crew is feeling good about working through the day and containing the fire even more, but they are cognizant of weather conditions and the fact that fire behavior can change rapidly based on those conditions. In conjunction with the Helena Lewis and Clark National Forest Service and DNRC, The Lewis and Clark Sheriff s Office (LCSO) will take the lead on the investigation on how this fire started.

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Grizzly Gulch Fire now 35% contained

Grizzly Gulch Fire now 35% contained Grizzly Gulch Fire; Stage 2 Fire Restrictions By: MTN News and last updated 2021-07-15 19:51:59-04 (UPDATE, 3:40 p.m.) The Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation says the Grizzly Gulch Fire on Mount Helena is approximately 35% contained. In an email to MTN, Paige Cohn of DNRC said, Crew is feeling good about working through the day and containing the fire even more, but they are cognizant of weather conditions and the fact that fire behavior can change rapidly based on those conditions. In conjunction with the Helena-Lewis & Clark National Forest Service and DNRC, The Lewis and Clark Sheriff s Office (LCSO) will take the lead on the investigation on how this fire started.

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Crews contain small wildfire between Missoula and Lolo

Crews contain small wildfire between Missoula and Lolo By: Mark Thorsell and last updated 2021-07-13 22:44:55-04 LOLO â Crews have contained a wildfire that sparked on Tuesday afternoon between Missoula and Lolo. Missoula Rural Fire District (MRFD) Assistant Chief Brent Christopherson says the fire which may have been started by lightning was reported at around 4 p.m. in the 6900 block of Deadman Gulch Road. MTN News Numerous callers reported the fire to the Missoula 911 Center saying it was started by a lightning strike with a storm cell that moved through the area. The fire could be seen from US Highway 93.

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