
Caring For Our Communities
Here in Fremont County, we enjoy the privilege of living in some of the most rural country in the United States. Our spaces are wide open, our sky is big, and our people’s hearts are even bigger. However, being so rural can cause some extra challenges when it comes to emergency response. The Fremont County Fire Protection District is ready to meet and overcome those challenges for safer people, property, and roads.
Originally formed in 1993, the Fremont County Fire District provides emergency services to 6,000 of Fremont County’s 10,000 square miles. Fire Departments from the communities of Lysite, rural Lander, Missouri Valley, Kinnear, Crowheart, Pavillion, Midvale, Atlantic City, Hudson, North Portal, Fort Washakie, and Shoshoni all came together to form the District.
Over 150 volunteer firefighters serve in the Fremont County Fire District. These brave men and women sacrifice their time and energy to help and protect their fellow community members. The bottom line is, we care about the safety of our fellow Fremont County residents – it’s why we do what we do.
About Our Volunteers
Dedication
over 150 volunteers, who have all undergone extensive first responder training. These volunteers are the backbone of everything that we are
able to do, and we cannot thank them enough for their dedication, sacrifice, and service!
Administration
Certification
Wildland Firefighting
Operating Equipment
a Wyoming Class B driver's
license so that they can operate
the equipment needed to respond
in emergency situations
- especially those where a fire is involved.
Making Time

We Are Proud To Serve
This website is dedicated to the Volunteers of the District who provide essential services to the residents and visitors of Fremont County; a tradition that is founded in pride, dedication, and commitment to providing emergency services to their friends, neighbors and communities.