Natrona County Fire District

An average of 73 emergency calls are made daily in Natrona County. Thankfully we have emergency responders on standby to react in a moments notice when those calls comes in.

In the heart of Wyoming, a small town is stepping up to support those who protect us. Let’s take a closer look at their unique story.

Natrona County is taking a proactive step as fire risks rise. What does Stage One Fire Restrictions really mean for outdoor enthusiasts this summer?

In the early morning hours, a fire lit up the skies near Poderosa Road, sending emergency crews racing to the scene. The battle was just beginning.

A fire destroyed a detached shop and its contents on Saturday evening. Later that night a semi hauling hay caught fire. There were no injuries as a result of either incidents.

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When fire danger is high, land managers may “preposition” additional fire resources.

Conditions are becoming more primed for wildland season here in Natrona County.

The ATF' national response team is comprised of three regional components, organized geographically to cover the United States.

Please do not call 911 on these training fires.