Fire Restrictions
Summary
Flagstaff is kicking off Stage 2 fire restrictions on June 30 because the wildfire risk is through the roof. If you're planning any outdoor fun, you'll need to drop the campfires and open flames to dodge hefty fines and keep our forests from going up in smoke.
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Impact analysis
Residents and visitors face steep municipal fines if they ignore the new rules and get caught having a campfire.
Everyone who likes having a town that isn't on fire benefits from these rules keeping our forests safe.
Campers and outdoor enthusiasts whose weekend vibes might be cramped by a lack of real campfires.
Mentions & discussions (3)
City of Flagstaff, parts of Coconino County move to Stage 2 fire restrictions
City of Flagstaff, parts of Coconino County move to Stage 2 fire restrictions Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff to implement Stage 2 fire restrictions June 30 as wildfire danger increases
Flagstaff to implement Stage 2 fire restrictions June 30 as wildfire danger increases ABC15 Arizona
Stage 1 fire restrictions begin May 21 for City of Flagstaff, Coconino County and Coconino National Forest
Stage 1 fire restrictions begin May 21 for City of Flagstaff, Coconino County and Coconino National Forest Arizona Daily Sun
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