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Additional Stage 1 Fire Restrictions Going into Effect on State Trust Lands - June 7, 2023
Arizona Forestry Implements Stage I Fire Restrictions in Western Arizona - May 26,2023
Funding to Help Arizonans Under HB 2001 - August 12, 2021
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Yarnell Hill Memorial Site Officially Named “Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park”

PHOENIX – In a historic meeting, the Arizona State Parks Board yesterday named the future site of the Yarnell Hill Memorial. By unanimous vote, the Board adopted “Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial State Park” as the official site name.
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Fire Prevention

PHOENIX -- A coalition of Arizona-based agencies has an important message for everyone heading outdoors this summer: Be a responsible recreationist. It only takes one spark on dry grass, leaves, branches or needles to start a wildfire.
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State Forestry Installs Fuel Break in Yavapai County to Decrease Wildfire Risk

State forestry installs a fuel break in Yavapai County as a safety measure for one Prescott-area community.
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California Requesting More Aid from Arizona

Additional engines and personnel from Arizona headed to California to help with wildfire suppression efforts on the Lilac and Thomas Fires.
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Transfer Station Fire - Eagar, Arizona

2000+ acre wildfire burning near Eagar forces evacuations and a road closure.
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