Apple Maggot Prescribed Burn Scheduled for October 10, 2018 - City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

On October 10, 2018, the City of Leavenworth will conduct a prescribed burn aimed at managing green waste in compliance with agricultural regulations related to the Apple Maggot Quarantine. The burn will take place on city-owned land near the Mountain View Cemetery and will be supervised by Chelan County Fire District #3 to ensure safety. This initiative underscores the city's commitment to environmentally responsible waste management and adherence to guidelines set forth by the Department of Agriculture. Residents are being informed that this controlled burn has been approved by the Department of Ecology, ensuring that all necessary precautions are in place. Additionally, the press release serves as a reminder that the information is for broadcasting and informational purposes only, not for publication.

Such transparency in communication demonstrates the city's dedication to keeping its citizens informed about significant local environmental practices. The city encourages community awareness and participation in these initiatives to foster a healthier environment. This event highlights the importance of collaboration between local government and residents in addressing environmental challenges.

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