Burn Ban Begins June 6, 2019 City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Beginning June 6, 2019, a burn ban has been instituted in Leavenworth due to heightened fire risk associated with dry conditions. This regulation prohibits all forms of outdoor burning, including campfires, and is essential for safeguarding the community and preserving the local environment. The decision to implement the burn ban comes as a response to increasing concerns about wildfire threats, particularly during the warm summer months when the potential for fires is significantly elevated. Residents and visitors are encouraged to respect the ban and explore alternative recreational activities that do not involve open flames. The city is committed to enhancing public safety and protecting natural resources, making compliance with the burn ban crucial.

In addition to preventing wildfires, this measure aims to promote a culture of environmental awareness within the community. For more information, residents can check local news updates and city announcements. The burn ban underscores the importance of collective responsibility in maintaining a safe and healthy environment for all.

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