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Burn Responsibly

• Call before you burn. Fire officials may designate certain days for burning based on weather and wind conditions.
• Clear a 10-foot radius around your pile free of dead leaf litter and grass. Keep your burn small.
• If it’s too hot to touch then it’s too hot leave. Make sure your debris burn is dead out before leaving.
• Always have water and fire tools on site for quick suppression.

You can switch out the photo with a local picture, and add your own address, logo and website. This was designed as a 8.5x11 print flyer in PowerPoint, but you can export it to a jpg for posting as an image to social media or as a pdf for posting to a website or emailing.

Watch for Sparks. Checking for and fixing fire hazards will reduce the chance of starting a wildfire. Check equipment for:

• any build up of crop residue around the engine, exhaust system, belts and chains;
• damaged exhaust system components;
• worn or badly frayed drive belts;
• broken or exposed electrical wiring;
• the odor of burning electrical wiring;
• worn or mis-aligned moving parts, which can indicate the lack of lubricant; and
•  signs of leaking fluids, oil and fuel.

Only you can prevent wildfires!

A series of educational posters on preventing wildfires caused during target shooting.

Drown your warming fire flyer

• Obey fire restrictions.
• Never leave a fire unattended.
• Douse your fire before leaving.

Where Can I Have A Fire flyer with photos and graphics showing samples of developed and dispersed fire rings. You can switch out photos and change text to reflect local restrictions.

Alert: Wildfire Danger with weather graphics, how to put out your campfire and campfire alternatives

Alaska Learn Before You Burn Rack card prints 3 up, front and back, then trimmed.

Fire Restrictions in Effect: No Open Fires 24x18 sign. Designed to be printed as a corrugated plastic yard signs with wire stakes. Placed roadside on agency roads near entrance to developed recreation areas and trailheads. Can also be printed and laminated for use on trailhead and recreation area kiosks or information boards.

National Park Service Prescribed Fire Information Board. Slides into a sidewalk board and features sleeves to insert flyers or other information updates or maps.

Printed on aluminum 24x36 aluminum sign blanks to be placed into Signacade brand deluxe sign frames. It's basically a plastic sandwich board. If you edit, be sure to leave a generous border so frame does not obscure any artwork.