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FEMA Flood Plain Mapping
The FEMA Flood Map Service Center is a remodeled library for all of the most up to date, as well as archived, flood maps. Visit the link below to access these maps.
FEMA Flood Map Service Center | Welcome!
City of Harlowton: FEMA Flood Map Service Center | Search By Address
Outdoor Event Weather Support
Wheatland County Emergency Management and DES can now provide Outdoor Event Weather Support using the National Weather Service from Billings. If you are planning on hosting a large outdoor event and would be interested in having this service, please contact the DES office at 406-940-5750
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Wheatland Co. Emergency Management – DES
Wheatland County Emergency Management – Serving Harlowton, Judith Gap, Two Dot and Shawmut
WCEM posts a lot about being safe… so you get the drift… only reminder this weekend: ![]()
Judge isn’t in until Tuesday… act accordingly
Rainfall recorded across Wheatland County from April through August was only 48% to 63% of the Harlowton historical average shown here. While isolated storms brought relief to certain areas, that rainfall was not evenly distributed and did not erase the broader seasonal moisture deficit affecting our producers.![]()
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Wheatland County Emergency Management is working hard to ensure accurate local conditions and impacts are documented and reported to state and federal decision-makers. We need help from our ranchers, farmers, and residents: if you are experiencing forage loss, reduced hay production, crop damage, livestock-water shortages, increased feed or water costs, or other drought-related impacts, please complete the County’s drought-reporting form.![]()
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Your reports provide the local evidence needed to show what conditions are actually like across Wheatland County.![]()
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Submit a report here:![]()
wheatlandcomt.gov/departments/des/#drought
Wheatland County fire, including the stations of Two Dot and Harlowton, alongside Melville fire are on scene of a wildland fire on Bear Mountain,  approximately 13 miles north east of Melville and 17 miles south east of Harlowton. ![]()
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The exact containment percentage is unknown at this time however, there have been no additional resources requested. ![]()
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At this time, Wheatland County resources are leaving the scene of the fire. Land owners will continue to monitor for any hotspots or flareups.