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Debris pile origin of Schroeder Fire in late March

A debris pile is thought to be the origin of the Schroeder Fire that burned 2,224 acres west of Rapid City in late March, according to a release from the South Dakota Department of Public Safety.  The investigation by South Dakota Wildland Fire and the Pennington County Sheriff s Office indicated that an escape from a debris/slash pile cannot be eliminated as the cause of the blaze that started March 29,” the release from department spokesman Tony Mangan said.  The fire started at a property located at 8875 Schroeder Road, Mangan stated. The owner of the property had a valid burn permit, the release stated.

KBHB Radio - State, Local Officials Complete Schroeder Fire Investigation

State, Local Officials Complete Schroeder Fire Investigation News StaffApril 20, 2021News courtesy/file photoPicture from the Schroeder Fire in March. PIERRE, S.D. – A debris/slash pile is thought to be the origin of the Schroeder Fire that burned 2,224 acres west of Rapid City in late March. An investigation by South Dakota Wildland Fire and the Pennington County Sheriff’s Office indicates that an escape from that debris/slash pile cannot be eliminated as the cause of the blaze that started March 29 along Schroeder Road. The investigation report eliminates lightning, cigarette smoking, glass refraction/reflection and arson as potential causes of the fire.

Investigator says source of Black Hills blaze a burn pile

Investigator says source of Black Hills blaze a burn pile South Dakota Wildland Fire redacted the name of the person whose slash pile is targeted by a 60-page report issued by a Colorado investigator as the start of the late-March blaze that forced Rapid City residents from their homes. Written By: Christopher Vondracek | × Emergency responders have been battling the Schroeder wildfire in the Black Hills since Monday. The fire, which has expanded to encompass 1,900 acres, has forced evacuations, road closures and structure damage to a number of homes and buildings. (Pennington County Sheriff s Office Facebook Photo) PIERRE, S.D. The 2,250-acre fire that burned on Rapid City s doorstep last month and forced 500 persons from their homes likely started from embers in a landowner s burn pile of fallen timber thought to have been extinguished days earlier says a Colorado investigator s report.

Investigator says source of Black Hills blaze a burn pile

Investigator says source of Black Hills blaze a burn pile
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