#Redflag Warning

🚩 Red Flag Warning – NO BURN DAY 🚩 High winds and critical fire conditions are expected again today, Friday, February 27. All burning is prohibited. Avoid open flames and anything that could spark a fire. Conditions are dangerous—please help protect our community.

🚩 Red Flag Warning – NO BURN DAY 🚩 High winds and critical fire conditions are expected today, Tuesday, February 24. All burning is prohibited. Avoid open flames and anything that could spark a fire. Conditions are dangerous—please help protect our community.

🚩 Red Flag Warning in Effect Today The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. A Red Flag Warning means critical fire weather conditions are present. Low humidity, strong winds, and dry fuels can cause fires to start easily and spread rapidly. No open burning of any kind is permitted today. This includes burn barrels, yard debris, agricultural burning, and recreational fires. Please: • Postpone any planned burning • Avoid activities that create sparks • Properly dispose of smoking materials • Secure trailer chains to prevent roadway sparks If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately. We appreciate your cooperation in helping protect our community.

🚩 Red Flag Warning – NO BURN DAY 🚩 High winds and critical fire conditions are expected again today, Wednesday, February 25. All burning is prohibited. Avoid open flames and anything that could spark a fire. Conditions are dangerous—please help protect our community.

🚩 Red Flag Warning in Effect Today A Red Flag Warning means critical fire weather conditions are present. Low humidity, strong winds, and dry fuels can cause fires to start easily and spread rapidly. No open burning of any kind is permitted today. This includes burn barrels, yard debris, agricultural burning, and recreational fires. Please: • Postpone any planned burning • Avoid activities that create sparks • Properly dispose of smoking materials • Secure trailer chains to prevent roadway sparks If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately. We appreciate your cooperation in helping protect our community.

Today, there is a Red Flag Warning, which means no open burning. Red Flag Warnings are issued when there’s an increased risk of 🔥. BTW, don't be nuts, watch your butts (cigarette) and trailer chains.

🚩🔥 Red Flag Warning Today 🔥🚩 Critical fire weather conditions are in effect due to strong winds, 💨 low humidity, 🌵 and dry fuels. 🍂Even a small spark can quickly turn into a fast-moving wildfire. 🚫 Avoid outdoor burning 🚗 Secure trailer and tow chains ⚠️ Use extreme caution with anything that could spark Your actions today help protect lives, ❤️ and homes!🏠

🔥 𝐋𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐧 𝐮𝐩! 𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐩𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 '𝐑𝐞𝐝 𝐅𝐥𝐚𝐠 𝐖𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠' 𝐝𝐨𝐧'𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝? 🔥 Hey, just a friendly reminder about those red flag warnings—they're there to keep us all safe! Our crews just handled a few woods fires in the Alton area, including one near Railroad Avenue and another at Hwy 11 and Haas Road. Thankfully, natural barriers like the pond, roadway, and railroad tracks helped contain the fires, or it could have escalated quickly. All of our dedicated crews jumped in to tackle these fires and keep things under control! Drones really helped us get ahead of the fires! Remember, red flag conditions mean extreme fire risk—please avoid any open burning, throwing cigarette butts, or activities that could spark a fire. Even without the red flag warnings, now is NOT a good time to burn. Let's work together to protect our community. Stay safe out there! #RedFlagWarning #firefighter #SlidellFire

🚩 Red Flag Warning in Effect Today - Friday, February 27th The National Weather Service has issued a Red Flag Warning from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. A Red Flag Warning means critical fire weather conditions are present. Low humidity, strong winds, and dry fuels can cause fires to start easily and spread rapidly. No open burning of any kind is permitted today. This includes burn barrels, yard debris, agricultural burning, and recreational fires. Please: • Postpone any planned burning • Avoid activities that create sparks • Properly dispose of smoking materials • Secure trailer chains to prevent roadway sparks If you see smoke or fire, call 911 immediately. We appreciate your cooperation in helping protect our community.

Oklahoma is experiencing a high fire danger during multiple red flag warnings in the western part of the state, but fires can pop up anywhere in Oklahoma due to winds and humidity. Battalion Chief from the Norman Fire Department, Danny Attaway, shares what to avoid to decrease your fire risk.

🚫 Please do NOT throw cigarette butts out of your vehicle window. One small spark can cause a major wildfire — especially under current conditions. Thanks to the quick action of our incredible team member, David Young, a fire was stopped before it could escalate. 🔥 A Red Flag Warning is in effect. Dry conditions + wind = extreme fire danger. Do your part to keep our community safe: properly dispose of smoking materials and report any signs of fire immediately. #RedFlagWarning #FireSafety #CommunityStrong #PreventWildfires #PublicSafety

Red Flag and High Wind Warning Issued for Tueday, February 16 Elevated Fire Danger: Postpone anything that could spark a fire—burning, target shooting, grinding/welding, dragging chains, parking on dry grass, cooking outdoors or using equipment that throws sparks. A small ignition can spread fast in wind + low humidity. If the power goes out: Keep fridge/freezer doors closed as much as possible. Unplug sensitive electronics to prevent damage from surges when power returns. Use flashlights—not candles (especially during wind/fire danger). #RedFlagWarning #PowerOutage