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It s What Keeps Me Up At Night : Pitkin s Emergency Manager Shares How To Be Prepared For Wildfire Evacuation

It s What Keeps Me Up At Night : Pitkin s Emergency Manager Shares How To Be Prepared For Wildfire Evacuation
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Monsoon rain prompts end to fire restrictions (for now) in Aspen area

With solid recent rainfall, all fire restrictions in Pitkin County will end Friday morning, officials said Tuesday. Stage 1 fire restrictions also will end in the White River National Forest and some surrounding counties, said Aspen Fire Chief Rick Balentine and Pitkin County Emergency Manager Valerie MacDonald. “The data doesn’t support us being in fire restrictions,” MacDonald said, “mainly because of the moisture surge we’ve had lately.” Still, with fire seasons extending into October in recent years, officials warned the public to remain on guard about wildfire danger. “Although we are coming out of fire restrictions, I’m asking all Pitkin County residents and visitors to remember that fire season is far from over,” Sheriff Joe DiSalvo said in a Tuesday news release. “Everyone should remain vigilant, adhere to fire safety rules and report all smoke and fire to 911 immediately.”

Recent rains take the edge off in Aspen area

Visitors walk back to the shuttle as rain falls over the Maroon Bells Wilderness Area in Aspen on Thursday, June 24, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Cooler temperatures and ongoing rain showers have convinced local and federal fire officials to drop from Stage 2 to Stage 1 fire restrictions at 12:01 a.m. Friday. The easing on restrictions was coordinated by the White River National Forest and the Colorado River Valley field office of the Bureau of Land Management as well as Pitkin, Eagle and Summit counties. Garfield and Mesa counties had already been in Stage 1 and will remain. “Most of the forest has received enough rain to take the edge off,” David Boyd, public information officer for the White River National Forest, said Tuesday. “The rains really helped get us out of the extreme fire danger, which is what triggered Stage 2.”

Recent rains take the edge off in Aspen area | PostIndependent com

Recent rains take the edge off in Aspen area | PostIndependent com
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Lake Christine Fire area still at high risk of wildfire

Lake Christine Fire area still at high risk of wildfire
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