Pinal County and Superstition Fire and Medical District have been receiving calls from Gold Canyon residents regarding vegetation control and fire safety.
Neither Pinal County nor SFMD have …
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Pinal County and Superstition Fire and Medical District have been receiving calls from Gold Canyon residents regarding vegetation control and fire safety.
Neither Pinal County nor SFMD have authority to clear vegetation on federal land, state land, HOA property or private property, according to a release from the county and SFMD.
Also, neither the county nor the district can compel other government or private entities to clear or remove vegetation from their land. They can only provide recommendations for best practices, not enforcement, it states.
The release offered the following tips on protecting homes from wildfire:
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