Three Creek Rangeland Fire Protection Association

Idaho’s Rangeland Fire Protection Associations (RFPAs) are vital volunteer groups of farmers and ranchers trained to combat fires, protecting millions of acres through partnerships and legal recognition. The first line of fire defense in many rural areas are Rangeland Fire Protection Associations (RFPAs). These groups of volunteers, mainly farmers and ranchers, are trained and authorized to respond to fires and help protect 9 million acres of Idaho lands. In south-central Idaho, the Three Creek RFPA is adjacent to the Saylor Creek, Shoshone Basin and Notch Butte RFPAs.