Whatcom County Fire Marshals Office announces new online form for burn complaints

Bellingham, WALocal News

Whatcom County residents can now utilize online forms to report non-emergency burning concerns, according to the Fire Marshal’s Office. These complaint forms specifically target issues like the burning of prohibited materials and frequent nuisance smoke. Residents witnessing an active or dangerous fire are still urged to call 9-1-1 immediately. This initiative aims to simplify the reporting process and improve community safety regarding burning practices. The online forms are readily accessible through a link shared by the Fire Marshal’s Office, reflecting the county's commitment to fire safety.

The introduction of these forms may lead to better monitoring of illegal burning activities. Furthermore, it encourages residents to take an active role in maintaining air quality and safety in their neighborhoods. Such measures are essential in preventing potential fire hazards and protecting public health.

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