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As population rises and costs increase, the Peyton Fire Protection District is embarking on a plan to expand the nearly-all volunteer force serving a section of unincorporated northern El Paso County, by offering its own ambulance service and build a new fire station.
Both Lewis and Clark County and the city of Helena are updating their growth policies to meet the Montana Legislature’s most recent requirements.
The Birdseye Fire sparked on Friday, October 9, and forced nearby residents in Peyton to evacuate their homes. They were allowed to return home on Sunday.
The Birdseye Fire sparked on Friday, October 9, and forced nearby residents in Peyton to evacuate their homes. They were allowed to return home on Sunday.
The Birdseye fire in Peyton was 100% contained Sunday morning and fire officials announced residents could return home later in the day.