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Bighorn National Forest Fire Jobs

3 wildland firefighter jobs are open on the Bighorn National Forest right now. 1 needs no experience. The forest is in Wyoming. You could work in 4 towns on it.

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Wildland firefighter jobs open on the Bighorn right now

3 open job ads name a town on this forest, live from USAJOBS. Jobs that need no experience are first.

Wildland Firefighter

Multiple Locations · Office of the Secretary of the Interior

๐ŸŒฑ Entry level ยท no experience $48,424โ€“$74,970/yr GW-4โ€“6 Apply by Oct 23

๐Ÿ’ฐ ~$77Kโ€“$129K a season with overtime & hazard pay (est.)

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Supervisory Wildland Firefighter (Unit Fire Chief)

Multiple Locations · Office of the Secretary of the Interior

$112,824โ€“$146,671/yr GW-13 Apply by Oct 22

๐Ÿ’ฐ ~$162Kโ€“$272K a season with overtime & hazard pay (est.)

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Wildland Firefighter (Wildland Fire Module or Veteran Crew Squad Boss)

Multiple Locations · Office of the Secretary of the Interior

$52,957โ€“$81,343/yr GW-5โ€“7 Apply by Oct 15

๐Ÿ’ฐ ~$84Kโ€“$141K a season with overtime & hazard pay (est.)

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๐Ÿ”ฅ Get new wildland fire jobs by email

The government posts new fire jobs most Mondays. Every Tuesday morning we email you the new ones, so you can apply first. 16 jobs are open right now.

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Towns you could work in

Federal fire job ads name these towns. Pick a town to see its buildings, hiring history, and nearby fires. One ad can cover many towns, so the same job shows up in more than one row.

Town Jobs open now Job ads since 2016
Buffalo, Wyoming 2 248
Greybull, Wyoming 0 248
Sheridan, Wyoming 0 193
Worland, Wyoming 2 103

The counts are job ads, not people hired.

The Bighorn on the map

Forest boundary Forest Service building Where a fire started

The boundary is the Forest Service's own outline.

Forest Service buildings on the Bighorn

To ask about a fire job, call the office in the town you want and ask for the fire staff.

Show all 9 buildings with addresses and phones
Building Town Address
Tyrrell Work Center Also here: Powder River Ranger District Office and work center Buffalo, Wyoming 1415 Fort St Directions Call (307) 684-7806 (Powder River Ranger District)
Tongue Ranger District-Burgess Work Center Work center Dayton, Wyoming Burgess Jct Directions
Medicine Wheel Ranger District Office Greybull, Wyoming 95 Hwy 16/20 Directions Call (307) 548-5304
Medicine Wheel Ranger District-Porcupine Work Center Work center Greybull, Wyoming 1220 N 8th St Directions
Tongue Ranger District Also here: Bighorn National Forest and Tongue Ranger District Office Sheridan, Wyoming 2013 Eastside 2nd St Directions Call 307-674-2600 (Bighorn National Forest and Tongue Ranger District)
Medicine Wheel Ranger District-Sheridan Work Center R2-WY Work center Sheridan, Wyoming Fort Rd Directions
Powder River Ranger District-Visitor Information Office Worland, Wyoming 101 S 23rd St, Ste FS Directions

Source: U.S. Forest Service office locations. We last checked it on October 12, 2026. Some phones come from the forest's own website. "Not listed" means the Forest Service does not publish it.

A ranger district is one part of the forest, run from its own office. A dispatch center takes fire reports and sends crews. A tanker base is where firefighting planes load.

Hotshot crews on the Bighorn

A hotshot crew is a 20-person crew sent to the hardest parts of big fires. From the Forest Service list of hotshot crews.

Fires that started on the Bighorn

5 fires started inside the forest boundary since July 18, 2026, when our fire records begin. Together they cover 150 acres. An acre is about the size of a football field.

We only count fires that started inside the forest. A fire that started outside and burned in is not counted.

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