Montana AG’s Office looking for people impacted by Boulder 2700 fire

State officials are looking to connect with people affected by a 2021 fire that ravaged homes and property along the south end of Flathead Lake.

As the trial for the man accused of starting the massive blaze inches closer, the Montana Attorney General’s Office and Lake County Attorney’s Office seek details from Lake County residents impacted by the fire.

John McCullough, chief of the Finley Point Volunteer Fire Department, stands amid the wreckage of Gregor Tavenner’s home, which was destroyed by the Boulder 2700 fire.

BEN ALLAN SMITH, Missoulian

Lake County Sheriff Don Bell announced in May 2022 that Craig A. McCrea was charged in connection with the Boulder 2700 fire, which started on July 31, 2021. The fire quickly grew to over 1,000 acres and destroyed more than a dozen homes, buildings and structures in the area. It also forced numerous evacuations for Finley Point residents.

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