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Friday, June 5, 2026

Smoke Ready Week 2026 - Eliminate Fire Risk


Most wildfires are human-caused and preventable - do your part to prevent wildfires and wildfire smoke:  

🔥Never leave campfires or debris burns unattended.  

 

🔥Avoid burning during windy conditions. Wind can cause embers to spread quickly, igniting dry vegetation. 

 

🔥Ensure campfires and hot coals are completely extinguished by drowning, stirring, and feeling for heat. 

 

🔥Use spark arresters on equipment. Chainsaws, ATVs, and other machinery can produce sparks that ignite dry grass and brush. 

 

🔥Don’t drive or park on dry grass. The undercarriage of your car is hot and can catch vegetation on fire. 

 

🔥Don’t let tow chains drag. Dragging chains can cause sparks. 

  

🔥Obey all local fire restrictions. Check before starting any outdoor activities that involve fire. 

 
Find more wildfire prevention tips here!

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