Dillon Volunteer Fire Department

09/29/2026

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department will be conducting a controlled burn tonight at 6 PM at the sewer treatment plant on Hwy 41 North.

09/11/2026

Never Forget!!

09/07/2026

Congratulations to the winners of the raffle!!

Joe K - Pack axe
Angela D - .22 revolver
Kevin B - Golf
Jody L - Hog
Curt G - 2 mtn bikes
Curt G - 1 bag of sapphire gravel and 1 gem cut

We appreciate all the support.

09/04/2026

09/04/2026

We have tickets at 406 Armory! Come support the local fire department

09/02/2026

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department is announcing a raffle. The drawing will take place on Monday September 7th at noon. The drawing will be at the end of our annual breakfast at the Dillon Fire Hall.

We would like to thank for following groups for their generous donations and support of the DVFD!!

Whole hog donated by Blacktail Show Pigs, cut and wrapped donated by Beaverhead Meats.

Vintage Restored Pack Axe donated by Hucke Axe Restoration.

One bag sapphire gravel with free cut of one stone donated by Under the Mountain Gems.

Heritage Rough Rider .22 Revolver donated by Chris Murolo at Dillon Chiropractic Clinic.

2-18 hole rounds of golf donated by The Beaverhead Golf Course.

Again,thank you very much!

You can buy tickets from any member of the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department, the Dillon Fire Hall, and Womacks Printing.

07/06/2026

Updated 5:27 PM Montana Highway Patrol is now reporting the crash as a fatality. We will have more information when the Montana Highway Patrol releases the report.BEAVERHEAD COUNTY, Mont. — Sunday afternoon, first responders were dispatched to a single-vehicle rollover crash on Interstate 15 south...

07/04/2026

Happy 250th Birthday America!

07/01/2026

Fireworks Safety Reminders for our Community:

Keep Body Parts Away from Lit Fireworks: Never place any part of your body over a firework when lighting it.

Be Mindful of Pets and Wildfire Risk: Fireworks can frighten pets, causing them to run away or become injured.

Fireworks can also start wildfires—use extreme caution, especially in dry conditions.

Supervise Children: Never allow young children to play with or ignite fireworks, including sparklers. Sparklers can reach temperatures over 2,000°F and cause serious burns. Consider safer alternatives like glowsticks, popping streamers, or confetti.

Choose a Safe Location: Use fireworks outdoors in a clear, open area away from homes, vehicles, dry grass, trees, and other flammable materials.

Dispose of Fireworks Properly: Soak used fireworks in water and place them in a metal trash can, away from buildings and anything that can burn.

Monitor for Fire Hazards: Watch for smoldering debris or embers after fireworks have been extinguished, as they can reignite and cause fires.

Never Relight Malfunctioning Fireworks: Do not pick up or try to relight fireworks that haven’t ignited fully—they can go off unexpectedly and cause injury.

Be Prepared: Keep a bucket of water, garden hose, or fire extinguisher nearby in case of fire.

Let’s work together to keep our community safe while celebrating this historic holiday!

06/02/2026