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Howell Fire Dept. Declares Burn Ban Due to Dry Ground ConditionsHowell Fire Dept. Declares Burn Ban Due to Dry Ground Conditions

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4/9/14 - The current ground conditions and the high risk of fires to catch and spread has led another local fire department to institute a ban on outside burning. The Howell Area Fire Department has issued a burning ban for its coverage district until further notice. That response area includes the City of Howell, along with Cohoctah, Marion, Howell and Oceola Townships. Howell Fire Chief Andy Pless will continue to monitor conditions and lift the ban once it’s safe to do so. The Hartland Deerfield Fire Authority has also instituted a ban on open burning until further notice. Meanwhile another local community opened its burn season as of April 1st. The Hamburg Township Burn Ordinance stipulates that open burning, except for campfires, may only be conducted during the months of April, May, October and November although there are several restrictions and requirements. The ordinance can be found on the Hamburg Township website. (JM)

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