fire restrictions
Prohibited open flames
Fire restrictions are official limitations on outdoor burning, campfires, or fireworks during periods of high wildfire risk.
They typically prohibit open flames in forests, parks, or wilderness areas: Fire restrictions are in effect throughout the national forest.
Restrictions vary by severity—some ban only campfires while others prohibit smoking outdoors or using certain equipment.
- wildfireUncontrolled vegetation blaze
- droughtProlonged water scarcity
- campfireOutdoor fire for gathering
- open flameUncovered burning source
- firewoodCut logs for burning
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- park signsno smoking, trail markers, no littering, no pets, no swimming
- wildlife regulationshunting licenses, fishing season, bag limits, closed season, hunting zone
- Central ArizonaGlobe, Miami, Tortilla Flat, Roosevelt
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