Bureau of Land Management

The Bureau of Land Management, or BLM, is part of the United States Department of the Interior. It administers over a million square kilometres of public lands, mostly located in Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming.
Among its other responsibilities, BLM is responsible for wildland firefighting on the lands that it administers. BLM employs thousands of firefighters and support personnel, directed from the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) in Boise, Idaho.
In 2023, the BLM firefighting fleet consisted of approximately 554 pieces of dedicated wildland fire equipment that protected 245 million acres of BLM lands. The BLM assists seven other Federal land and resource management agencies in fire management.
 BLM WCF Classes
Class 	Description
186 	Fuel Tanker
611 	Fire Dozer
612 	Hydraulic Trailer
613 	Water Tender Trailer
614 	Tilt Deck Trailer
615 	Tractor
625 	Unimog
626 	Unimog
644 	Crew Carrier
650 	Hummer
651 	Command Truck (GAS)
652 	Superintendent Truck
653 	Command Truck (Diesel)
654 	Command Truck Light Duty
655 	Command SUV Light Duty
656 	Small Command SUV Light Duty
657 	Fire Crew Truck (Diesel)
658 	Command Utility Truck (Diesel)
660 	Light helitack support vehicle
661 	Helitack Support
662 	Type 6 Light Engine, up to 17,500 GVW
663 	Light Engine (with slip-on), up to 12,500 GVW
664 	Medium Engine, 21,000-26,000 GVW
665 	Type 3 Interface Engine (Model 14)
667 	Type 3/4 Heavy Wildland Engine (diesel)
668 	Super Heavy (Engine or Tactical Tender)
669 	Water Tender (diesel)
670 	RAWS
681 	Fire Boat
925 & 926	Unimog or equivalent special-purpose vehicle
==External Links==
Bureau of Land Management Fire and Aviation Program
Category:Department of the Interior fire departments