Is it January? Really? 60 Degree temperatures make me wonder?!
With our unseasonably high temperatures, humidity is decreasing. Even though there is snow on the ground, a wild land fire can quickly burn into the crowns of winter-dead trees when the humidity is low.
The SPVFD is currently issuing burn permits on a day-by-day basis. Each morning the weather is checked, and the determination whether or not to issue burn permits is based on the forecasted temperature, humidity, and wind speed. We will likely not be issuing three day permits in the near future.
If you need a burn permit and do not have a current list of people to call, you may call the station at 941-4107 or email SpanishPeaksBase@hotmail.com.
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- Spanish Peaks/Bon Carbo Fire Protection District
- The Spanish Peaks/Bon Carbo Fire Protection District is an all volunteer fire protection district, with two separate fire departments, the Spanish Peaks Volunteer Fire Department, and the Bon Carbo Volunteer Fire Department. We serve the communities of Aguilar, Bon Carbo, Gulnare and the surrounding areas.
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