City of Kelowna offers free curbside collection to remove flammable plants - Kelowna Capital News Registration for curbside pickup opens Monday, March 30

ICYMI: “Planning ahead for wildfire season, the City of Kelowna is offering free curbside removal of highly flammable plants for residents.” kelownacapnews.com/2026/03/28/c... - Capital News

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More Spring checklist!

With current weather conditions, now is the time to do some spring cleaning and clear your storm drains and gutters.

Clear or trim dry grasses, and dead or dying vegetation.

Preparations start at home, and there is no better time than now.

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Just a reminder that the heat wave affecting the central coast right now is making a lot of fuels available to burn that weren’t just a week ago… Take care when working with potential ignition sources (camp fires, welding, mowing, heavy equipment, etc.) #fireprevention

Commissioners approve notice of intent to adopt temporary red-flag open burn ban ordinance Roosevelt County commissioners approved a notice of intent to adopt Ordinance 2026-O1 creating a temporary open-burn ban that applies only while a National Weather Service red-flag warning is active; emergency managers said exemptions for necessary hot work and cooking remain and fire agencies retain authority to shut down unsafe activity.

Roosevelt County is taking action to protect residents by implementing a temporary open-burn ban during red-flag warnings, ensuring safety without restricting essential activities like cooking.

Learn more here!

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Minnehaha County bans open burning, declares fire emergency The Minnehaha County Board of Commissioners on Oct. 13 adopted Resolution MC20-65 declaring a fire danger emergency and prohibiting open burning in the county until rescinded by the chair in consultation with the county Emergency Management Director; the measure passed 5-0.

Minnehaha County has declared a fire emergency, banning open burning due to dangerously dry and windy conditions—how will this impact local communities?

Learn more here

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Peachland to begin fire mitigation work at MacKinnon Park Peachland firefighters will spend several days this month clearing brush and fuel hazards at MacKinnon Park as part of routine wildfire mitigation work, with no burning involved.

PEACHLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA: “Crews will start work at MacKinnon Park, adjacent to MacKinnon Road and Cousins Road, Saturday, Mar. 14 and again on Wednesday, Mar. 18 and Thursday, Mar. 19.” www.castanet.net/news/Peachla... - @castanet.net

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It is that time of the year again. Spring Forward on Sunday, March 8! Take time now to check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

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Powercor tests pole protection in bushfire-prone regions Powercor is conducting a Victorian-first trial of a fire-proof mesh that can be wrapped around timber power poles to prevent grassfires.

Electricity distributor Powercor is conducting a Victorian-first trial of a fire-proof mesh that can be wrapped around timber power poles to prevent grassfires. #fireprevention #bushfires #grid #electricity #renewables #energytransition

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