Press Release No Outdoor Burning

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth has issued a press release announcing an immediate ban on outdoor burning due to elevated fire risks associated with recent weather patterns. This measure is taken to safeguard public health and to mitigate the potential for wildfires in the area. City officials stress the importance of compliance, urging residents to refrain from outdoor burning activities. The decision reflects a proactive approach to environmental safety, especially during dry conditions that can exacerbate fire hazards. Residents are encouraged to visit the city’s website for ongoing updates and alternative outdoor activity suggestions.

The city is committed to keeping the community informed and engaged during this critical phase. By adhering to these guidelines, residents contribute to the collective effort to ensure safety and well-being. This ban highlights the importance of environmental stewardship in maintaining a safe living environment.

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