2024 Gun Raffle Information

Tickets may still be available at the Billings Scheels till Sept 15th, or through our website contact form.  Tickets purchased on September 1 or later only qualify for the remaining drawings.  


A huge thank you to all of the supporters of the Billings Firefighters Gun-a-day raffle.  The money raised helps local victims when they need it most. 


Prize winner list updated regularly.  List can also be found at Cat Country 102.9 website Click Here. All prizes, except for the last prize, can be redeemed for the listed value at Scheels in the form of a gift card. The Shilo Sharps must be redeemed by the winner at Shilo Sharps in Big Timber.  (Name spelling may be corrected after official ticket information is received)

Sept 1.- Jason Taylor, Billings, Ticket #1206, Weatherby Obsidian $549.99
Sept 2. – Helen Golubski, Billings, Ticket #2428, Bolt Speed Ovix $1,249.99
Sept 3. – Zach Schye, Montana, Ticket #0329, Beretta A300 Ultima 12/28 black $879.99
Sept 4. – Andrew O’Toole, Billings, Ticket #1516, Smith & Wesson MP9 Shield EZ $499.99
Sept 5.- Andy Ekblad, Billings, Ticket#0981, Winchester SXP Black Shadow 12 Ga $349.99
Sept 6.- Steven Hoiff, Billings, Ticket #0298, Henry Goldenboy 22LR $549.99
Sept 7. –  Kristi O’Toole, Laurel, Ticket #1502, Springfield Hellcat Pro OSP $629.99
Sept 8.-   Mikol Hjelvik, Billings, Ticket #2993, Stoeger Condor Synthetic $299.99
Sept 9.- Fayleen Fischer, Killdeer ND, Ticket #1760, Ruger AR 5.56 $819.99
Sept 10.–   Andrew Weber, Billings, Ticket #1998, Tikka T3X SS $879.99
Sept 11. – Chris Lowe, Billings, Ticket #0687, Daniel Defense DDM4 V7 $1,964.99
Sept 12.- Donald Brister, Billings, Ticket #2408, Kimber Rapide Scorpius $1,679.99
Sept 13.- Anthony Klein, Billings, Ticket #1163, Bergara B14 Ridge $899.99
Sept 14. – Guy Lipka, Joliet, Ticket #2202, Glock 20 Gen 5 $629.99
Sept 15. – Clay Moose, Troy MT, Ticket #0195, Winchester SXP Defender FDE $479.99
Sept 16.  – Keenan Pfeifle, Billings, Ticket #1681, Christensen Mesa $1,099.99
Sept 17.  – Tawni Ban, Huntley, Ticket #0473, Canik TP9SFX $499.99
Sept 18.  – Toney Rayes, Billings, Ticket #1786, Savage 555 $699.99
Sept 19. – Daniel Otis, Reed Point, Ticket #2031, Savage Axis II XP $499.99
Sept 20. – Brian Faulkes, Billings, Ticket #0090, Colt 1911 C Govt 45 ACP $899.99
Sept 21.  – John Noe, Asbsarokee, Ticket #1429, Ruger 10/22 SS/Syn $349.99
Sept 22. – Jason Tuibault, Glasgow, Ticket #1539, Ruger American Predator $499.99
Sept 23. – Tina Holland, Gardiner, Ticket #1360, Franchi Affinity SMU $949.99
Sept 24. – Greg Miller, Billings, Ticket #1249, Savage 93R17GVXP $359.99
Sept 25. – Bryan Brunsdal, Billings, Ticket #2488, Sig Sauer P320 M18 $649.99
Sept 26. – Kayla Whitman, Billings, Ticket #2847, Henry Big Boy $999.99
Sept 27. – Robert Skillestad, Billings, Ticket #0535, Sig Sauer P365x $619.99
Sept 28. – David Hoiness, Billings, Ticket #2747, Benelli Nova $449.99
Sept 29. – Darrin Miller, Billings, Ticket #2970, Smith & Wesson 686 $929.99
Sept 30. GRAND PRIZE– Matthew Anton, Huntley, Ticket #0220,  Custom Shiloh Sharps 1874 Montana Roughrider 45/70 (Must be claimed from Sharps in Big Timber) $3,100.00


The Billings Firefighters are proud to announce our benevolent fund is now an official 501c3 organization.  The benevolent website is: https://www.benevolent521.org/

The Billings Firefighters Benevolent Fund is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit started with a core value of firefighters helping their community. Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been distributed to those in need in the Billings community and beyond since its inception. We use these funds to help families displaced from their home to a fire, help families with emergency medical costs, help firefighters who get sick or injured, and many other causes around the Billings community. We also assist other nonprofit organizations by supporting their events and providing donations for their cause. Every year, members of the Billings Firefighters and their families donate their time to assist in fundraising events and community outreach.

https://www.benevolent521.org/

Billings Fire Department Station and Staffing Studies

Four studies are available to view using the following web-links.

The first link is a study that Billings Firefighters commissioned through the International Association of Firefighters (IAFF).  The IAFF performs these studies as a service to the Local Firefighter’s Union and is funded through member dues.  No taxpayer funds were used to complete this study.

Billings IAFF Final Report 5_2019

The following three links are studies that the City of Billings commissioned to have an outside consulting firm evaluate the effectiveness of the Billings Fire Department emergency services.  Each of these following studies were completed using City of Billings taxpayer funds (CPSM study cost taxpayers $140,860 according to City Council Minutes 8/10/2020)

CPSM Billings Fire Department Study 2021

ESCI 2018 Study

ESCI 2003 Study

Since 1937, Billings Fire Fighters have been protecting the citizens in the Yellowstone Valley from Fires, Medical Emergencies and other unforeseen Hazards. Additionally we represent over 100 uniformed firefighters that work for the City of Billings.

As Billings Fire Fighters, we serve our citizens based on our core values. Honesty, integrity, compassion. These are our guiding principals. We face daily emergencies that require us to be quick problem solvers to make your worse day, a little bit better.

Just another typical day” does not fit in our narrative. Everyday brings new challenges and new encounters. We train everyday to prepare for when the“What ifs” turn into reality. Not just limited to fires and medical emergencies, our training prepares us for Hazardous Materials and Specialty rescues. With Billings unique landscapes it is not uncommon for us to perform Rim as well as River rescues.

Billings Firefighters are here to serve you, the citizens of Billings.

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