A 90-day burn ban has been reinstated for unincorporated areas due to worsening drought conditions. This move is intended to reduce the risk of wildfires. The ban was put in place by county commissioners.
Further details about the burn ban are available from the source. The decision to reinstate the ban was made as dry conditions continue to raise the risk of wildfires.
The source reports that the burn ban is in effect for a 90-day period, but does not provide additional information about specific restrictions or exemptions. For more information, readers can refer to the original source.
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