WILDFIRE SEASON IS HERE
In the months of April through June temperatures and wind increase and so does the fire risk. Be Ready, Sign up for Emergency Notifications now.
2017-05 Wildfire Defense Ordinance
Click the link below for the Wildfire Defense Ordinance
No Campfires outside of designated campgrounds with fire rings and grills
No Fireworks
No Open Smoking
No use of explosive targets or tracer rounds
No Liquid Fuel Fire Rings or LPG Fire Rings
Allowed:
Cigarette use in enclosed vehicles/buildings or developed recreational site areas free of combustible materials
Cooking or warmth fires made from wood or charcoal in fee campgrounds with fire hosting amenities (Fire rings and grills)
Cooking with liquid petroleum or LPG fuel systems which can be turned on and off. Cooking must occur in areas free of combustible materials and vegetation.
Welding in areas free of combustible areas
Off-road and off-trail motorized vehicle use
Mechanical or industrial operations with spark arresters
Generators or pumps with spark arresters with at least 3 feet of clearance from combustible material and no overhead obstructions
Permit required:
Fire use in cultural or religious activities or ceremonies
Industrial and ranching operations
What is Emergency Management?
We help make Coconino County a more resilient and safer community through coordination and facilitate communication with intergovernmental and private partners and citizens