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Public Land Access - Problem Identification Form (For Office Use Only) # Public Land Access - Problem Identification Form (For Office Use Only) This form is a tool for sportsmen and landowners to report conflicts over access to state and federal lands. Problems like inadvertent trespass resulting from inadequate boundary marking, improperly posted or mismarked lands, or other conflicts that arise related to public land access should be reported to the appropriate land management agency. In the event of these or other access conflicts, you should fill out this form and provide it to the appropriate regional or local area office of the state or federal land management agency that oversees the property (see back of form). Remember, not all public lands are legally accessible. Public lands may only be accessed via a public right-of-way or with permission from the adjacent landowner. If you are unsure if public lands are legally accessible, contact the nearest agency office listed on the back of this page. Name: Date: Phone: Address: City: State: Zip: 1. Description of Location: 2. Name of adjacent landowner (if known): 3. Legal Description of Location (Township, Range, & Section if known, or attach a map of the area and indicate the location of conflict): 4. Land Management Authority (USFS, BLM, USFWS, DNRC, FWP): 5. Access Route (describe the route used to access this site): 6. Description of Problem (describe the problem observed – e.g. mismarked lands, trespass, conflict over the right to access, etc): White – Local Land Management Agency Yellow – FWP Wildlife (Helena) Pink – Complainant’s Copy Revised 9/17/13 State & Federal Agency Contact Information MFWP STATE, REGIONAL, DNRC STATE OFFICE BLM – Missoula Field Office AND AREA OFFICES www.dnrc.mt.gov Recreation Planner www.fwp.mt.gov/contact 3255 Fort Missoula Rd. Dept. Natural Resources & Cons. Missoula MT 59801 MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks Recreational Use Coordinator (406) 329-3914 Public Land Access Coordinator P.O. Box 201601 P.O. Box 200701 Helena, MT 59620 Helena, MT 59620 (406) 444-2074 USFS FOREST SUPERVISOR (406) 444-2602 OFFICES BLM FIELD OFFICES www.fs.fed.us/r1/ MFWP – Region 1 Hunting Access Coordinator www.mt.blm.gov 490 North Meridian Rd Beaverhead/Deerlodge Ntl. Forest Kalispell MT 59901 BLM – Billings Field Office Recreation Planner (406) 752-5501 Recreation Planner 420 Barrett St 5001 Southgate Dr. Dillon MT 59725-3572 MFWP – Region 2 Billings MT 59107-6800 (406) 683-3900 Hunting Access Coordinator (406) 896-5013 3201 Spurgin Rd Bitterroot National Forest Missoula MT 59804 BLM – Butte Field Office Recreation Planner (406) 542-5500 Recreation Planner 1801 N 1st St Hamilton MT 59840 106 N. Parkmont MFWP – Region 3 (406) 363-7100 Butte MT 59701-3388 Hunting Access Coordinator (406) 533-7600 1400 South 19th Custer National Forest Bozeman MT 59718 Recreation Planner (406) 994-4042 BLM – Dillon Field Office 1310 Main St Recreation Planner Billings MT 59105 MFWP – Region 4 1005 Selway Drive (406) 255-1400 Hunting Access Coordinator Dillon MT 59725 Flathead National Forest 4600 Giant Springs Rd (406) 683-2337 Recreation Planner Great Falls MT 59405 1935 3rd Ave E (406) 454-5840 BLM – Glasgow Field Station Kalispell MT 59901 Recreation Planner nd (406) 758-5204 MFWP – Region 5 605 2 Ave. S. Room 206 Hunting Access Coordinator PO Box 871 Gallatin National Forest 2300 Lake Elmo Dr Glasgow MT 59230-4775 Recreation Planner Billings MT 59105 (406) 228-3750 10 E Babcock (406) 247-2940 Box 130 BLM – Great Falls Field Office Bozeman MT 59771 MFWP – Region 6 Recreation Planner (406) 587-6701 Hunting Access Coordinator 1101 15th St. North Helena National Forest 54078 Hwy 2 W. Great Falls MT 59403 Recreation Planner Glasgow MT 59230 (406) 791-7700 2880 Skyway Dr (406) 228-3700 Helena MT 59602 BLM – Havre Field Office (406) 449-5201 MFWP – Region 7 Recreation Planner Hunting Access Coordinator 1704 Second St West Kootenai National Forest 352 I-94 Business Loop Havre MT 59501-0911 Recreation Planner PO Box 1630 (406) 265-5891 1101 US Highway 2 West Libby MT 59923 Miles City, MT 59301 (406) 293-6211 (406) 232-0900 BLM – Lewistown Field Office Recreation Planner Lewis & Clark National Forest Airport Road Recreation Planner PO Box 1160 1101 15th St N U.S FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE Lewistown MT 59457 Great Falls MT 59405 (406) 538-1900 (406) 791-7700 CM. Russell National Wildlife Refuge P.O. Box 110 BLM – Malta Field Office Lolo National Forest Recreation Planner Lewistown MT 59457-0110 Recreation Planner Building 24 (406) 538-8706 501 S 2nd St E Box B Fort Missoula cmr.fws.gov Malta MT 59538-5100 Missoula MT 59804 (406) 654-5100 (406) 329-3750 BLM – Miles City Field Office Recreation Planner 111 Garryowen Rd Miles City MT 59301 (406) 233-2800 .
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