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    Flagstaff Fire Department and Az State Forestry Planned Pile Burn Today 12/2/2011

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    Arizona State Forestry DivisionFlagstaff AZ (December 2, 2011) – Today the Flagstaff Fire Department’s Wildland Fire Crew will be partnering with AZ State Forestry to conduct a 40 acre prescribed pile burn. The National Weather Service has forecasted snow for today and into the weekend which will reduce smoke impact. These piles are located at the end of JW Powell road, North East of Pine Canyon, and East of Coconino Community College. The Legal is T 21 R 7 Sec 34.

    If there are any questions regarding today’s planned ignitions please contact the Flagstaff Fire Department Fire Management at 928-699-9428.

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