Prescribed Burns Today Cancelled Due to Calls

Can't believe anything was considered with this wind I am glad they got calls and complaints if area residents don't keep them in check who will?

tempted to post......if I only had a brain for the south Platte Ranger Station.....

What do they say the definition of insanity is?

frogger wrote:
What do they say the definition of insanity is?

Reading Blazer Bobs threads expecting something interesting, entertaining or informative?

Super Malta wrote:

frogger wrote:
What do they say the definition of insanity is?

Reading Blazer Bobs threads expecting something interesting, entertaining or informative?

You certainly have a hard-on for him. Is Lil Precious on vacation?

Mtn Gramma wrote:

Super Malta wrote:

frogger wrote:
What do they say the definition of insanity is?

Reading Blazer Bobs threads expecting something interesting, entertaining or informative?

You certainly have a hard-on for him. Is Lil Precious on vacation?

lol

And you're funny too

ScienceChic wrote: A message I received from one of the Kuehster Rd Homeowners group:

As of today after many calls from the LNFF Community they say they have canceled.

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Just so you all know, the South Platte Ranger station is planning on conducting a 'controlled burn' today in the Wellington lake area. To share your complaints, please call 303-275-5610, their number. Several people have called Hickenlooper, 303-866-2471, and one has called Marshall Z. Other planned burns off of Green Mtn area as well.

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National Weather Service High Wind Warning: http://tinyurl.com/nskgo5w

I spoke to Alisha, the Fire Mgr. yesterday.....there is ALSO a burn slated for SHAWNEE....I
would highly encourage all to call the above number and get on their call list for "burn" activity.

Some of those slash piles have been hanging around in Shawnee for too long. I would consider calling if they are burning on a windy day. Otherwise I prefer to see those piles gone.

Instead of fire trucks +......invest in chippers........a lot of them if you please.

Chippers would be great instead of choking the community with smoke. But what do you do with the end product? The CO forest service left the masticated stuff which only added fuel to the Lower North Fork Fire.