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spring fire conditions

Picture of a burn barrel and debris burn that both escaped causing wildfire damage.

Don’t let Mother Nature fool you – DOF burn permits required starting April 1st

By Alaska Division of Forestry & Fire Protection on April 1, 2024

Bright and sunny spring days are a good reminder as to why Alaska’s state law requires burn permits from April 1st through August 31st.

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To report a fire in Alaska call 911 or the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center at 1-800-237-3633

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For fire information call (907)356-5511

Division of Forestry – Statewide Public Information Officer; (907)356-5512 or cell (907)590-4038.

BLM Alaska Fire Service – Public Affairs Specialist Beth Ipsen; eipsen@blm.gov; (907)356-5510 or cell (907)388-2159.

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