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Arizona Forestry Observes Arbor Day with Tree Planting Ceremony at State Capitol

Phoenix, AZ (4/15/2024) – This year and t

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Southwest Wildfire Awareness Week: Don't Wait For Wildfires to Start, Prepare and Be Aware

Phoenix, AZ (3/28/2022) – Each year, nine out

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Public Affairs

Media and Public Requests 

The Department of Forestry and Fire Management's Public Affairs Division is responsible for agency marketing and public outreach, along with media and public speaking requests, DFFM's social media platforms, public records request processing, and legislative business. 

 

Stop Fires Before they Spark

 

Wildfire Information 

In the event of a wildfire, please refer to our X page @azstateforestry or check Arizona Inciweb for the latest information. Most likely, the information will be posted to Twitter first and then to Inciweb. All media requests for interviews or other information must be handled through the Public Affairs Department. 

 

For media needing information on a wildfire you can reach us at [email protected]. 

 

Follow us on social media for fire information updates, fire prevention tips and forestry updates from across the state: 

DFFM on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/arizonaforestry

DFFM on X: https://x.com/azstateforestry

DFFM on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/forestryfireaz/

DFFM Mobile Phone Application 

In early 2019, the agency released a new mobile phone application to provide an additional platform for wildfire and prevention information. The free mobile app can be found on the iTunes or Google Play stores: https://www.apexmobile.net/app/azdffm/. Users can subscribe to different alert notifications, including new wildfire starts and fire restriction information. The app also provides current agency news headlines, fire prevention tips, a Q&A section, and a contact us tab where users can submit anonymous tips. 

**The application is provided for state land jurisdiction only. Therefore, not all wildland fire information, including those on federal or tribal lands may be detailed**

Legislative and Public Events

The Department of Forestry and Fire Management works to provide public outreach through various platforms including social media, billboard marketing campaigns, public service announcements, and community-wide events. Every year, DFFM participates in the Arizona Game and Fish Wildlife Expo and STEM events at Chase Field. We also work to educate our students by providing classroom guest speakers, including wildland firefighters and deputy fire marshals to help teach our students the importance of fire safety. 

 

If you would like to have a speaker for your event or class, or are requesting Smokey Bear's attendance, please contact us at [email protected].

For all Legislative affairs you can contact Legislative Liaison Dante Mitchell. 

 

 

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