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Carbon County dissolves Red Lodge–Roberts Ambulance District; assets to transfer to Red Lodge Fire 7
Summary
The Carbon County Board of Commissioners adopted Order 2025-01 dissolving the Red Lodge–Roberts Ambulance District, citing countywide ambulance levy funding and no protests; the order directs remaining district assets be transferred to Red Lodge Rural Fire District #7 and to be filed with state officials.
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The Carbon County Board of Commissioners voted July 15 to adopt Order 2025-01 dissolving the Red Lodge–Roberts Ambulance District and to transfer any remaining district assets to Red Lodge Rural Fire District #7.
The order, adopted by motion of Commissioner Bill E. Bullock and seconded by Commissioner Scott C. Miller, found that the district — created by a 2010 order following a mail ballot election — did not levy an assessment for the 2024–2025 fiscal year because funding was provided through a countywide ambulance service levy. The board concluded the district’s primary purpose has been fulfilled and is not needed in perpetuity.
The order cites formal actions linking the county, the Town of Bearcreek and the City of Red Lodge (City Resolution 3693 and Town Resolution 2025-4) and notes the board adopted Resolution 2025-18 on June 17, 2025 expressing intent to dissolve the district. The order states that notice of Resolution 2025-18 was published and that no protests were received in opposition to dissolution.
The district being dissolved was defined in the order as the consolidated levy districts covering the City of Red Lodge, the Town of Bearcreek, Red Lodge Rural Fire District #7 and Roberts Rural Fire District #6, including the communities of Roberts and Luther. The board directed County staff to transmit Order 2025-01 to the Montana Secretary of State and the Montana Department of Revenue.
Next steps noted in the order include completing the paperwork required by state offices and transferring identified assets to Red Lodge Rural Fire District #7. The board recorded the order in its minutes and entered it as official business for July 15, 2025.
