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.
Be advised, high wind = high call volume.
Many units will be responding to power lines down, arcing in trees, building alarms, among others.
Use caution as there will be increased emergency traffic as well as possible delayed service to lower priority calls.
#mtwx #mtnews KULR8 News Q2 News Billings Gazette US National Weather Service Billings Montana thank you for the graphic and the heads up.
thank you so much to all the Billings firefighters for all that you do for our city especially during these high wind times please stay safe. 🇺🇲
You "fighters" keep safe!
Thanks for all you do!
Stay safe out there.
Billings Firefighters work a fire at a home near Hardee's downtown. One occupant was evacuated by Firefighters upon arrival. Cause is still under investigation, no reported injuries.
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Thanks Billings Fire.
Brian Brush
Firefighters work a fire downtown at the dude rancher. Fire was contained to the one room. No injuries. Fire investigators remain on scene.
You rock! Thank you.
Good work!
Be safe!
God bless our firefighters! Good job!
Matt Matson
great work guys
I stayed there before.
Firefighters respond to an early morning north side structure fire in an outbuilding.
No injuries.
Thank you BFD!
***Update 01/03/2021***
Vehicle and driver, a 22 year old male from Billings, have been identified. Investigation ongoing.
*** FATAL HIT and RUN***
On 01/01/2021, at about 9:39 PM, Officers with the Billings Police Department responded to a vehicle vs. pedestrian accident in the 3300 block of Rimrock Road. The pedestrian, a 66 year old female from Billings, died at the scene.
The vehicle that struck the pedestrian fled the area and has not been located. Debris on the scene and surveillance video lead investigators to believe the vehicle is a maroon 2005 Chevy Silverado, with damage to the front driver side area of the headlight. Additionally, the truck’s passenger rear tail/brake light was not working. The truck was travelling east on Rimrock.
The BPD is asking for public assistance from anyone with information regarding this vehicle. We ask that anyone driving in the area around that time to contact us with any information. Additionally, anyone living in that area of Rimrock is asked to check surveillance cameras for video footage of the vehicle. Lastly, anyone who recognizes the vehicle and/or sees a vehicle matching that description with damage as described above is asked to call. Please call 657-8200 with any information.
Truck in photo is not actual vehicle but please use a visual reference to help ID.
They need to check the Heights and towards Huntley and Shepard area. There are a few pick-ups just like this always travelling up and down Main St.