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Fire officials in Missoula County have lowered fire danger from high to moderate due to a significant amount of precipitation and consistent cool temperatures, effective immediately 6/23/2025.

MISSOULA — The fire danger in Missoula County has been lowered from high to moderate due to the recent wet and cooler weather. All residents and visitors are asked to use caution when using fire.