Idaho Department of Lands Fire Management (IDL Fire) in partnership with two Timber Protection Associations and with the support of rural volunteer fire departments and other partners, are responsible for fire suppression and prevention on more than 9 million acres of state, private and federal land in Idaho.
IDL Fire focuses on initial attack with the goal of keeping fires at 10 acres or less. IDL Fire protects and preserves important endowment timber assets that help fund Idaho schools and other beneficiaries, as well as millions of acres of private forestland.
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IDL Fire Information and Resources
Free Burn Permits
Required for any burning outside city limits statewide from May 10 through October 20.
Fire Restrictions Finder
Use the map to find current fire restrictions. Please check back regularly for updates.
Prevent and Prepare
Resources and information for preparing landscapes and structures for wildfire, wildfire warnings and alerts, and education.
Training
Loggers skilled at using equipment designed to cut down trees, move branches/timber slash and building trails can assist with wildfires.
Rangeland
Rangeland Fire Protection Associations leverage local knowledge among ranchers to provide initial attack on wildfires and are a valued resource.
Fire Grants
Forestry and Fire Grants is a one-stop-shop for all grants administered by the Idaho Department of Lands.
Incident Business
This page is intended for use by fire managers and includes dispatch zone agreements, contracting and forms
Compliance/Notification
Obtain a “Certificate of Compliance – Fire Hazard Management Agreement Notification of Forest Practice.”
To find and contact your closest Idaho Department of Lands office see our Supervisory Area map.