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Looking for something to do Saturday night? The White Center Community Development Association has an invitation for you: “Residents of the unincorporated areas-and all of the Puget Sound region, for that matter-should be careful with anything that could cause a fire.” “The summer months may be behind us, but that doesn’t mean high temperatures and dry conditions are,” Ricketts said. King County asks residents to be diligent and respectful of their neighbors, and to remember that this is a demanding time for first responders. Ricketts says if residents must smoke, they should exercise extreme caution with their ashes or when they’re extinguishing cigarettes.

The large fire in Oregon and other fires in Washington have stretched wildfire fighting resources throughout the region. Ricketts asks residents to please use caution when using any open flame.Įxtended periods of unusually high temperatures have increased the fuel load, or vegetation, in our communities.

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Manufactured portable outdoor devices are allowed, including barbeques and patio warmers that are used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions. Under the ban, any person with a recreational fire who fails to take immediate action to extinguish or discontinue it when ordered or notified to do so can be charged with a misdemeanor. This means critical fire weather conditions are present and any fires that develop will likely spread quickly.ĭuring a Stage 2 burn ban, burning residential debris is prohibited, as is any other outdoor fire such as a backyard fire pit or campfire (using firewood or charcoal). The updated ban takes effect as the National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning for the region. King County’s ban is in coordination with the King County Fire Chiefs Association and Fire Marshals, which extends the ban into cities. The Stage 2 burn ban goes into effect immediately for unincorporated King County, which was already in a Stage 1 burn ban. Outdoor cooking and heating appliances are restricted to approved manufactured gas and charcoal units only.

King County Fire Marshal Chris Ricketts has issued a Stage 2 burn ban for unincorporated King County, prohibiting all outdoor recreational fires.

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