
Phoenix Implements Annual Fire Ban Amid Drought Conditions
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With drought conditions continuing across the region and wildlife risk on the rise, the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department will implement its annual fire ban beginning May 1, 2026. Maricopa County Parks and Recreation will also enact its fire ban on the same date. The fire ban follows Maricopa County Air Quality Department burn activity regulations, which prohibit outdoor fires from May 1 through September 30 throughout the county, including all regional parks. What You Need to Know During the fire ban, the following are prohibited in Phoenix preserves: Campfires Fire pits Charcoal grills The following activity is...
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