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    Pulaski County officials are asking residents to refrain from any outdoor burning due to higher than normal temperatures, dry and breezy conditions that increase the likelihood of uncontrollable wildfires spreading. Anyone participating in an open burn that results in a forest fire will be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor and financially responsible for suppression costs, according to state outdoor fire laws.

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    Pulaski County officials are asking residents to refrain from any outdoor burning due to higher than normal temperatures, dry and breezy conditions that increase the likelihood of uncontrollable wildfires spreading. Anyone participating in an open burn that results in a forest fire will be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor and financially responsible for suppression costs, according to state outdoor fire laws.

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    Pulaski County officials are asking residents to refrain from any outdoor burning due to higher than normal temperatures, dry and breezy conditions that increase the likelihood of uncontrollable wildfires spreading. Anyone participating in an open burn that results in a forest fire will be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor and financially responsible for suppression costs, according to state outdoor fire laws.

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    NEWS RELEASE

    November 8, 2023
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    Contact Information:
    Erika Tolbert
    Tourism Director
    Phone: 540-250-3218
    Email: etolbert@pulaskicounty.org

    Pulaski County officials warn against open air burning

    PULASKI COUNTY, VA – Pulaski County officials are asking residents to refrain from any
    outdoor burning. Due to higher than normal temperatures accompanied by dry and breezy
    conditions, the likelihood of uncontrollable fire spread in our area is incredibly high. Outdoor
    burning at any time of the day could quickly become an out of control wildfire.

    In accordance with state outdoor fire laws, any person participating in an open burn that results
    in a forest fire will be guilty of a Class 3 misdemeanor and will be financially responsible for all
    costs associated with suppressing the fire.

    For more details regarding Virginia outdoor fire laws visit https://dof.virginia.gov.

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