West Yellowstone Professional Firefighters Local 4432

09/11/2026

September 11, 2001. Never Forget.

Twenty-five years later, we continue to honor the 343 firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice on September 11th.

They ran toward the danger. They climbed the stairs. They answered the call — knowing the risks, but committed to protecting others.

Their sacrifice changed the fire service forever and continues to remind us of what it means to serve: courage, commitment, brotherhood, and putting others before ourselves.

Today, we remember the fallen, stand with the families and loved ones they left behind, and honor the legacy they entrusted to those who came after them.

We remember. We honor. We carry the torch forward.

Never Forget.

09/08/2026

Upcoming Board Meeting

September 10th 6:00pm at station 1.

Meetings are open to the public and we encourage community members within our fire district to attend.

08/19/2026

What you see on the fireground is only part of the job. The rest happens here — during training.

Your West Yellowstone Firefighters are continuously working on skills, communication, teamwork, and fireground operations to stay prepared for whatever call comes through the door.

We train hard because our community deserves the best service possible. Every drill, every repetition, and every training opportunity helps us be better prepared when it matters most.

08/11/2026

Upcoming Board Meeting

August 13th 6:00pm at station 1.

Meetings are open to the public and we encourage community members within our fire district to attend.

07/15/2026

We are hiring!

07/08/2026

Upcoming Board Meeting

July 9th 6:00pm at station 1.

Meetings are open to the public and we encourage community members within our fire district to attend.

07/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our department’s annual BBQ! We are grateful for the continued support of our community and those who visit our beautiful area, we appreciate everyone who stopped by to spend part of their Fourth of July with us.

A special thank you to our families and dedicated volunteers whose time and hard work made today’s event possible. Your support behind the scenes is what helps make events like this a success.

Your West Yellowstone Firefighters wish everyone a safe and happy Fourth of July. Stay safe, and thank you for allowing us to serve this amazing community.

06/19/2026

🎆 Come Meet the Team That Serves Our Community! 🚒❤️

This 4th of July, stop by the Hebgen Basin Fire District BBQ at the back of the chamber parking lot and enjoy a delicious meal while getting to know the dedicated firefighters, EMTs, and volunteers who proudly serve our community year-round.

🍔 Hamburger or Hot Dog Plate – $15
🥤 Includes chips and your choice of homemade root beer or lemonade.

🕚 Starting at 11:00 AM
In the back of chamber parking lot

While you're here, check out our Hebgen Basin Fire District T-shirts ($20) and patches ($5) and help support your local fire district.

Whether you've lived here for years or are just visiting, we'd love to see you! Come say hello, share a meal, and celebrate Independence Day with the people who are always here when our community needs them most.

06/18/2026

Summer is here and so is bike season. Thanks to the Montana DPHHS Core State Injury Prevention Program Grant we are launching Project Headstrong to provide bike helmets to children in our community. If you have a child riding around town that needs a bike helmet, please reach out.

Did you know that wearing a properly fitted bike helmet is one of the easiest ways to help prevent a traumatic brain injury (TBI)?

Whether your child is riding around the neighborhood, heading to the park, or exploring local trails, a helmet should be part of every ride. A crash can happen in seconds, but wearing a helmet can dramatically reduce the risk of a serious head injury.

✅ Wear a properly fitted helmet every ride.
✅ Buckle it every time.
✅ Set the example—adults should wear helmets too!

Let's work together to keep our kids safe, healthy, and riding for years to come. 💙

Protect Today. Thrive Tomorrow.
Because every child deserves a safe ride home.

06/17/2026

Earlier today crews were dispatched to a semi on its side that was hauling bees. Every call is different and brings its own challenges. This was definitely one for the books.

A truck carrying approximately 250 million bees overturned, releasing millions of bees onto the roadway. 🐝👇

👉 Imagine being the first responder on this scene. 🐝👇

Fortunately, nobody was injured.