Ivey Signs No Burn Order
MONTGOMERY – Last week Governor Kay Ivey signed a statewide Drought Emergency Declaration – often referred to as a ‘No Burn Order’ – prohibiting all outdoor burning in Alabama. This
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MONTGOMERY – Last week Governor Kay Ivey signed a statewide Drought Emergency Declaration – often referred to as a ‘No Burn Order’ – prohibiting all outdoor burning in Alabama. This
AUBURN UNIVERSITY — After a prolonged drought in 2023, Alabama's environment is extremely conducive to wildfire. It only takes a spark to ignite a life-threatening situation. With as little …
Since Oct. 24, the state said that Alabama Forestry Commission firefighters have responded to 352 wildfires that have burned through 3,199 acres.
Gov. Kay Ivey issued a statewide No Burn Order and signed a statewide Drought Emergency Declaration on Wednesday.
Despite the rain received Friday, and possibly through the next two days, fire officials at the local and state level warn: Burn Bans remain in force, and those who engage