Crime & Safety
No Burn Proclamation for San Diego County Monday
A Red Flag Warning is in effect for mountains and deserts from noon onward and a brush fire rages in East County.
Cal Fire issued a no-burn proclamation early Monday, which bans open burning or any campfires outside established campgrounds, due to "critical fire weather and acute dryness of vegetation."
A Red Flag Warning goes into effect in San Diego county at noon, due to strong winds, low humidity and expected high temperatures.
The proclamation also has been made due to a massive commitment of firefighting resources to a near Boulevard in East County, the agency stated.
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Use of campfires is restricted to established campfire facilities in established campground locations open to the public.
The no-burn proclamation will remain in effect until the agency deems conditions are safe enough to lift it.
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