FIRE ADVISORY IN EFFECT
A Fire Advisory is in effect for the Town of Rocky Mountain House.
Dry and warm conditions create risk for wildfires to spread. Please do your part and be careful with any activities you might undertake.
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Safe wood campfires on private land (in backyard fire pits or in designated campgrounds)
Wood burning appliances (barbecues, smokers, stoves)
Charcoal and wood burning appliances without an on/off switch (must be CSA approved or UL certified)
Propane, natural gas, and electric appliances (barbecue/smoker/propane fire pits)If you have been burning, please revisit burn locations. Ensure they are extinguished and cold to the touch. Fine fuels like grasses are dry and can easily ignite from piles that are still smoldering.
π£ππππ¦π π‘π’π§π: If conditions are favourable, CRFRS has notified the Town that hazard reduction burning on the east side of Rocky Mountain House may still take place tomorrow (April 30). This would be permitted under a Fire Advisory.
Stay up-to-date by visiting www.albertafirebans.ca.
