Montana statewide source summary

Montana fire restrictions by jurisdiction

4 counties contain at least one Stage 2 jurisdiction record13 contain Stage 1 without Stage 2 · 38 show no listed fire restriction in their jurisdiction records
Source
Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
Last checked
August 26, 2026 at 1:02 PM MDT
These are jurisdiction records—not one whole-county burn-ban answer.A county can contain federal, Tribal, state, local, and private lands with different restriction stages. Read the individual records for the location.

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