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Stage 1 Burn Ban Issued: Land Clearing and Yard Debris Burning Prohibited

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Starting June 1, 2023, Snoqualmie, WA, will enforce a Stage 1 Burn Ban, specifically prohibiting land clearing and yard debris burning. This decision arises from concerns voiced by the King County Fire Chiefs Association, King County Fire Marshals Association, and the King County Fire Marshal regarding fire safety amid increasing wildfire risks. The ban serves as a proactive measure to protect the community and surrounding areas from potential fire hazards. Local residents are encouraged to follow the guidelines closely to ensure the safety of their homes and environment. The implementation of this ban highlights the critical role of community cooperation in maintaining fire safety.

Officials will monitor conditions closely and provide updates as necessary. Citizens are reminded that non-compliance could lead to serious consequences, including fines. This initiative reflects a growing awareness of fire management and the need for responsible practices during vulnerable periods.

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