Three Affiliated Tribes - Fire Management

Name: Three Affiliated Tribes - Fire Management
Address: 8880 Highway 23B, New Town, ND, 58763, US
Telephone: +17016277300

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The Fire Management program provides wildland fire protections services on the Ft.

Berthold Indian Reservation utilizing resources available on the Reservation, complying with the National Wildfire Coordinating Group (NWCG) guidelines.

06/01/2026

🌲🎬 Pssst… we’ve got an exciting surprise to announce! 🎬🌲

TAT Fire Management is planning an Outdoor Movie Night, but first we need YOUR help choosing the movie!

The three movies up for voting are:

🐻 Brother Bear
🌳The Lorax
🦌 Bambi

To vote, simply comment the name of the movie you’d like to see. Please only vote once!

🚨Comment on this post only🚨

Why did we choose these movies?

Each of these family-friendly films highlights the importance of nature, wildlife, and caring for the environment—values that connect directly to wildfire prevention and stewardship of our lands.

🐻 Brother Bear reminds us about respecting wildlife and understanding our connection to the nature.

🌳The Lorax teaches the importance of protecting forests and natural resources for future generations.

🦌 Bambi shows the beauty of forests and wildlife, while also reminding us how devastating wildfires can be to animals and their habitats.

As we head into fire season, we want to bring our community together for a fun evening while also celebrating the forests, wildlife, and landscapes that we all help protect.

Cast your vote below and stay tuned for the official movie night date, time, and location!

🔥 Remember: Only YOU can prevent wildfires. 🔥

05/30/2026

Smokey Bear would like to thank everyone who attended Smokey Bear Story Time at the New Town City Library yesterday! We had a great time teaching children about defensible space and wildfire prevention while they built their own houses using popsicle sticks.

We would also like to thank the New Town City Library for inviting us and providing the opportunity to share important fire prevention lessons with our community. As Wildfire Awareness Month comes to an end, we encourage everyone to continue practicing fire safety and keeping these prevention tips in mind throughout the summer.

Thank you for helping us create a safer community, and remember: Only you can prevent wildfires! 🔥🐻🌲

05/29/2026

🚨 FORT BERTHOLD DROUGHT UPDATE 🚨

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows that portions of the Fort Berthold Reservation are now classified as Abnormally Dry (D0). While this is not considered a drought, it is often the first sign that vegetation and soils are beginning to dry out and that wildfire potential may increase.

Currently, approximately one-third of the Reservation is classified as Abnormally Dry (D0). The greatest impacts are occurring in the North, West, and Four Bears Segments, with minor impacts in the Northeast Segment. The East and South Segments remain free of drought conditions at this time.

What does "Abnormally Dry" mean?
• Grasses and other fine fuels can cure more quickly.
• Wildfires may start more easily and spread faster during windy conditions.
• Fire danger indices may increase as drying continues.
• Continued lack of precipitation can lead to worsening drought conditions.

The National Weather Service and NOAA Climate Prediction Center's seasonal outlook indicates that drought development is possible across North Dakota through the summer months, including the Fort Berthold Reservation. However, the outlook does not predict how severe drought conditions may become or whether drought will develop in all areas. It simply indicates that conditions are favorable for increasing dryness over the coming months.

TAT Fire Management encourages residents to remain vigilant and take steps to prevent human-caused wildfires:

🔥 Properly extinguish campfires.
🔥 Avoid parking vehicles in tall grass.
🔥 Use caution when operating equipment that can create sparks.
🔥 Follow all local burn restrictions and fire safety recommendations.
🔥 Report any wildfires immediately by calling 911.

As we move into the summer fire season, TAT Fire Management will continue to monitor drought conditions, fire danger indices, and weather patterns affecting the Fort Berthold Reservation and will provide updates as conditions change.

05/28/2026

🔥 TAT Fire Management Daily Fire Weather Outlook
Thursday, May 28, 2026

🚩A Red Flag Warning remains in effect today for McKenzie County from 11 AM CDT through 10 PM CDT due to hot temperatures, strong winds, and low relative humidity creating critical fire weather conditions.

🌡️ Today’s Conditions:
• High temperatures in the upper 80s to near 100°
• South to southeast winds 15–25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph
• Relative humidity as low as 15–27%
• Dry, hot, and breezy conditions across western North Dakota

🚨 Fire Danger Today:
🔴 McKenzie County – Red Flag Warning / Critical Fire Weather
🟠 Mountrail County, McKenzie County– High Fire Danger
🔵 Dunn & McLean Counties – Moderate Fire Danger

⚠️ What This Means:
Critical to near-critical fire weather conditions are expected today. Any fire that starts could spread rapidly and become difficult to suppress, especially in cured grasses and dry fuels.

🔥 Burning is strongly discouraged today, especially in McKenzie and Mountrail counties.

🟦 Moderate Fire Danger means fires can still start and spread in dry grass and brush, especially with gusty winds. Use caution with any outdoor activity that could create sparks.

🟧 High Fire Danger means fires can ignite easily and spread quickly under dry and windy conditions. Outdoor burning is not recommended.

🔥 Fire Prevention Tips:
• Avoid outdoor burning
• Do not park in tall grass
• Secure trailer chains
• Never toss ci******es from vehicles
• Report smoke or fire immediately by calling 911

Near-critical to critical fire weather conditions may continue again tomorrow before a gradual cooldown and higher humidity arrive this weekend.

05/27/2026

🚩 TAT Fire Management Daily Fire Weather Outlook – May 27, 2026 🚩

🚨A Red Flag Warning remains in effect today for McKenzie County, including the communities of Four Bears, Thunder Butte, and Mandaree, due to strong winds, low humidity, and extremely dry fire conditions.

🔥 Fire Danger Levels Today:

🟠McKenzie County: Very High Fire Danger
🟡Mountrail County: High Fire Danger
🔵Dunn & McLean Counties: Moderate Fire Danger

🌡️ Today’s Weather Conditions:

* Temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 90s
* Relative humidity dropping as low as 15–27%
* Southeast winds around 15–25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph

🚨 What is a Red Flag Warning?
A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either happening now or expected shortly. The combination of hot temperatures, low humidity, and strong winds can cause any fire that starts to spread rapidly and become difficult to control.

🔥 Fire Safety Reminder:

* Avoid all outdoor burning
* Do not park vehicles in tall grass
* Secure trailer chains to prevent sparks
* Use caution with equipment that may create heat or sparks
* Properly dispose of ci******es

Even in areas with moderate fire danger, fires can still start and spread quickly under windy conditions.

If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately.

05/26/2026

Pssst… it’s Wildfire Awareness Month, and Smokey Bear wants to help spread awareness before summer kicks off! 🔥🐻

Come learn about fire prevention, and the power of reading, and hear the story of Smokey Bear! Join us for fun activities, learning, and a great time with the community.

📍 New Town City Library
📅 Friday, May 29, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM

Come on down and join the fun with us!

05/26/2026

🚨 TAT FIRE MANAGEMENT DAILY FIRE WEATHER OUTLOOK 🚨
📅 Tuesday, May 26, 2026

🚩A Red Flag Warning is in effect today for Mandaree and western portions of the Fort Berthold Reservation, including McKenzie County, from late this morning through this evening due to critical fire weather conditions.

🔥 FIRE DANGER TODAY:
• McKenzie County & Mountrail County: HIGH FIRE DANGER
• Dunn County & McLean County: MODERATE FIRE DANGER

🟡What does HIGH fire danger mean?
High fire danger means fires can start easily, spread rapidly, and become difficult to control under current weather conditions. Outdoor burning is NOT recommended when fire danger reaches High or above.

🔵What does MODERATE fire danger mean?
Moderate fire danger means fires can still start and spread, especially in dry grasses and brush. Use caution with anything that could spark a fire.

🔥 Today’s Fire Weather Conditions:
• Temperatures climbing into the 90s
• Relative humidity dropping to around 17–22%
• Southeast winds increasing to 25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph
• Excellent smoke dispersion and very dry conditions expected

⚠️ Areas across the reservation, including Four Bears/New Town, Parshall, and Stanley, will experience near-critical fire weather conditions today as warm temperatures and gusty winds continue.

🔥 What is a Red Flag Warning?
A Red Flag Warning means critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now or will occur shortly. Any fire that starts can spread rapidly and become difficult to control.

🚫 Please avoid:
• Outdoor burning
• Parking in tall grass
• Throwing cigarette butts outside
• Using equipment that creates sparks
• Unattended campfires or burn barrels

💨 Any fire start today has the potential to spread quickly.

📲 For more fire danger information and updates, please check ND Response.

☎️ If you see smoke or an unattended fire, call 911 immediately.

Protect our communities, grasslands, and first responders by staying fire aware today.

05/25/2026

🚨 TAT FIRE MANAGEMENT – FIRE WEATHER WATCH

A Fire Weather Watch has been issued for Tuesday, May 26, for areas including Four Bears, Mandaree, and western McKenzie County due to strong winds and low relative humidity.

⏰ Timing:
11:00 AM CDT – 10:00 PM CDT

🌬 Expected Conditions:
• Southeast winds 20–30 mph
• Wind gusts up to 40 mph
• Relative humidity as low as 20%
• Hot and dry conditions across the area

🔥 WHAT IS A FIRE WEATHER WATCH?
A Fire Weather Watch means that critical fire weather conditions are possible. Weather conditions are favorable for rapid wildfire growth, but confidence is still developing on exactly how severe conditions may become.

If conditions worsen or become more certain, the Fire Weather Watch could be upgraded to a Red Flag Warning.

🚩 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A FIRE WEATHER WATCH & RED FLAG WARNING:
• Fire Weather Watch = Be prepared. Dangerous fire weather conditions are possible.
• Red Flag Warning = Take action. Dangerous fire weather conditions are happening or expected very soon.

Under these conditions, any fire that starts can spread rapidly and become difficult to control.

⚠️ FIRE SAFETY REMINDERS:
• Avoid outdoor burning
• Do not park vehicles on dry grass
• Properly dispose of ci******es
• Secure trailer chains to prevent sparks
• Avoid activities that create sparks in dry vegetation

Please stay weather aware and continue monitoring local forecasts and updates from TAT Fire Management and the National Weather Service.

05/25/2026

🇺🇸🔥 Memorial Day Message – TAT Fire Management 🔥🇺🇸

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness will never be forgotten.

As families and communities gather this Memorial Day, TAT Fire Management encourages everyone to celebrate safely and responsibly.

☀️ With temperatures reaching 90–95°F today and Moderate Fire Danger across the reservation, please help prevent unwanted wildfires by following these fire safety tips:

🐻 Smokey Bear Fire Prevention Tips:
• Never leave campfires unattended
• Fully extinguish campfires with water and dirt
• Avoid parking vehicles in tall grass
• Secure trailer chains to prevent sparks
• Use caution with grills, fireworks, and outdoor equipment

Remember: Only YOU can prevent wildfires.

Have a safe and meaningful Memorial Day as we honor those who gave everything for our freedom. 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

🔥 TAT Fire Management Daily Fire Weather Outlook – May 25, 2026 🔥

Fort Berthold Reservation is currently in MODERATE FIRE DANGER today.

☀️ Mostly sunny skies with temperatures reaching 90–95°F
💨 Light winds around 5–10 mph

A Moderate Fire Danger means fires can still start from accidental sparks or open flames, especially in dry grasses, brush, and roadside areas. While fuels are not critically dry yet, hot temperatures and low humidity can allow fires to spread under the right conditions.

Today’s humidity values are expected to drop around 17–22%, which will continue drying vegetation across the area.

Please use caution with:
🔥 Campfires
🚜 Equipment in tall grass
🚗 Parking vehicles off-road
⛓️ Dragging trailer chains
🚫 Outdoor burning

Warmer and windier conditions are expected to continue through the week, with elevated fire weather concerns possible Tuesday through Thursday.

Help protect our communities, rangelands, and natural resources by practicing fire safety today.

Address

8880 Highway 23B
New Town, ND
58763

Telephone

+17016277300

Website

https://www.mhanation.com/fire-management

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