Clark Fork Fire & Rescue

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Clark Fork Fire & Rescue CFF&R is an all volunteer Fire Department. Staffed with 13 Volunteer Firefighters and First Responders.

09/22/2026

Prescribed burns in the Lightning Creek Drainage are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday this week, 9/23 and 9/24. Three separate areas are planned.

You can find more information at the USFS fire information page: https://www.fs.usda.gov/r01/idahopanhandle/fire/info which has a link to the prescribed burn map.

If you figure out how to work the website you might be able to find this link to the specific information for this burn: https://usfs.maps.arcgis.com/sharing/rest/content/items/87c4fb836c6f49ed84cab934a69fd8cc/data

12/14/2025

East Spring Creek Road is open and in remarkably good condition. Two way traffic is possible in all but a few narrow spots. Thanks much to the county and Army CoE crews that worked around the clock to get this done.

The emergency route through West Spring Creek has been closed. Particular thanks to the resident that has re-established and maintained this route for years for just this kind of situation.

12/13/2025

The Army Core of Engineers is making significant progress on getting East Spring Creek road usable, but there is considerable damage. The first and largest missing section has almost been spanned allowing access to the damage further upstream. There is no rigorous prediction for when the road will be even minimally usable for the public, but there are optimistic estimates projecting the next day or two.

12/12/2025

East Spring Creek road is still unusable and closed to all traffic. The Army Core of Engineers is taking over its reconstruction today and hopes to have it open to limited and controlled traffic in the next few days. The emergency route through W Spring Creek is open and available but deteriorating. The county is working to mitigate the worst parts. Please do not use casually to keep the road usable for urgent needs and available in future emergencies. Both ends are attended by county or sheriff department personnel.

12/11/2025

Spring Creek residents are now being actively encouraged to evacuate. The sheriff department has issued a go order. More rain and further worse conditions are expected tonight. First responders are in the neighborhood to assist. Contact dispatch if you have a particular need.

12/11/2025

Displaced Mountain View residents can go to The Filling Station on south Main St for resources.

12/11/2025

Lightning Creek is flooded. Mountain View, East Mountain view and surrounding neighborhoods are flooded with many household isolated. At present shelter in place. We are establishing emergency evacuation routes and procedures. Contact emergency dispatch via 911 for urgent needs.

Address

602 N Main Street
Clark Fork, ID
83811

Telephone

(208) 266-1337

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