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Maricopa County declares no-burn days for weekend

The Maricopa County Air Quality Department on Saturday declared no-burn days for this weekend, Dec. 13-14.

The declaration was necessary due to high levels of smoke, county officials said.

Residents must not burn wood in fireplaces, stoves, chimeneas and outdoor pits. Off-road vehicles are also prohibited.

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ENVIRONMENT

Maricopa County declares no-burn days for weekend

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The Maricopa County Air Quality Department on Saturday declared no-burn days for this weekend, Dec. 13-14.

The declaration was necessary due to high levels of smoke, county officials said.

Residents must not burn wood in fireplaces, stoves, chimeneas and outdoor pits. Off-road vehicles are also prohibited.

For more on no-burn days and restrictions: https://www.maricopa.gov/1244/Air-Quality

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