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No more burning

| July 17, 2012 9:15 PM

Fire districts across Kootenai County are no longer issuing burn permits, announced the county Fire Prevention Cooperation on Monday.

The decision is based on weather conditions and increasing fire danger, according to a press release.

Small campfires are still allowed, though residents are urged to use extra caution, with water and tools nearby to control and prevent the spread of fire.

Fires should be attended at all times until they are cold to the touch.

Residents should expect the burn ban to remain in place until the end of the fire season in late fall.

For additional questions or to check on specific restrictions, contact local fire departments or the Idaho Department of Lands.


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