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FARMINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT - I-15 EAST - STAGE 2 FIRE RESTRICTION GUIDANCE - Farmington City

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Area Covered: All areas of Farmington City east of I-15. This includes both public and privately-owned land. Purpose: These restrictions are intended to reduce preventable ignition sources during extreme fire danger. They are separate from the fireworks-only rules and apply to

Area Covered: All areas of Farmington City east of I-15. This includes both public and privately-owned land.

Purpose: These restrictions are intended to reduce preventable ignition sources during extreme fire danger. They are separate from the fireworks-only rules and apply to open flames, campfires, recreational fires, smoking, and equipment use.

Allowed

Smoking:

Smoking is allowed only inside an enclosed vehicle or enclosed building/area. Smoking is not allowed on trails, in dry vegetation, near combustible grasses/weeds, or in open wildland areas. All smoking material must be fully extinguished and properly disposed of.

Cooking Devices:

Propane, natural gas, or other pressurized liquid/gas cooking devices are allowed only if the device has a working shutoff valve and is used in a safe, cleared area away from dry vegetation and combustibles.

Examples generally allowed when used safely:

Propane barbecue grill

Natural gas grill

Propane camp stove

Gas griddle

Gas cooking appliance with an on/off valve

Not Allowed

The following are not allowed east of I-15 while Stage 2 restrictions are in effect:

Campfires

Recreational fires

Fire pits

Portable outdoor fireplaces

Wood-burning fires

Charcoal grills

Pellet grills

Smokers using solid fuel, pellets, charcoal, or ash-producing fuel

Any open fire of any kind

Recreational vehicles, OHVs, ATVs, dirt bikes, or other internal-combustion equipment operated without a properly installed and working spark arrestor

Any fire or heat source that creates sparks, embers, ash, or an unreasonable ignition hazard

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