Wildfire advisory, burn permit restrictions continue
A statewide wildfire advisory remains in effect, and the Alabama Forestry Commission has restricted all burn permits through Tues 4. Anyone who burns a field, grassland or woodland without a burn permit may be subject to prosecution for committing a Class B misdemeanor.
Wildfires were burning in 54 of Alabama’s 67 counties, affecting nearly every corner of the state. Ten fires were reported in ...
The Alabama Forestry Commission is urging residents to refrain from outdoor burning due to conditions that could lead to ...
For Sunday, there were 43 active wildfires covering about 1,106 acres and 121 contained wildfires covering about 3,717 acres.
The National Weather Service issued a red flag warning at 1:12 a.m. on Saturday valid between 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. for Lamar, ...
Crews with the Alabama Forestry Commission work tirelessly to contain wildfires spreading across Alabama, due to dry conditions.
In Alabama, wildfires continue to blaze in certain parts of the state, as West Jefferson County battled multiple brush fires ...
Residents in Madison County and across Alabama are asked to stop any and all burns this weekend as conditions are favorable ...
With 130 wildfires reported in a week, the Alabama Forestry Commission halts burn permits due to dangerous fire conditions.
Currently, an uncontrolled wildfire near Chapel Hill and another near Bess Branch are burning in Crenshaw County. Effective ...
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