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No Trails Closures in Town, but Be Extremely Vigilant: District

August 3, 2017 11:13am

The District of Squamish says there is no planned trail closure at this time. Any such decision by Squamish Fire Rescue within District of Squamish boundaries will follow a decision made by the provincial Coastal Fire Centre as the lead agency and subject matter expert in this area. There is no such plan currently, the district informed in a press release. 

Due to the existing fire ban in effect, and in consideration of the upcoming long weekend, residents and visitors are reminded to be extremely careful and vigilant. Authorities are vigorously enforcing fire ban legislation, including targeting persons that discard lit cigarettes from vehicles. Zero-tolerance enforcement is in effect, with violators being ticketed under the Wildfire Act.

Please abide by the fire ban for the safety of everyone. Fires should be reported to 9-1-1.

 

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