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Burning Now Suspended Below 3,500 Feet

Sonora, CA — Effective today, burn permits are suspended for all outdoor residential burning below the elevation of 3,500 feet.

It includes all of CAL Fire’s State Responsibility Area in Tuolumne and Calaveras Counties. New this year, CAL Fire is allowing late season burning, with a permit, above 3,500 feet, on permissive burn days. The burn day hotline will note that pile burning is suspended for Zone One (below 3,500 feet) and give daily information for Zone Two (above 3,500 feet). Click here for more information.

CAL Fire encourages residents to be extra fire safe on this Memorial Day. So far this year there have been around 1,300 wildfires in California that have scorched over 8,000 acres.

This post was last modified on 05/28/2018 12:26 pm

Written by BJ Hansen.

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