If you wish to lodge a complaint about smoke, call 1800 005 171 or contact the Environment Protection Authority at Air, Smoke and Odour Complaints. The Jacksonville spokesman said no one was in the structure when the fire broke out, and no injuries have been reported. A spokesman for the City of Jacksonville said that the initial 911 call came at about 1:03 p.m. For information on COVID19, air quality and planned burning click here. A second structure, a home, near the intersection of Austin and San Antonio Street caught on fire later Sunday. It only contains basic public information involving fire and emergency incidents and omits incident reports involving information that is confidential by statute or common law. The Fuel Reduction Program is very conscious of the impact that the COVID19 pandemic is having upon Tasmanian communities. The Phoenix Fire Department's internet posting does not provide a complete listing of all Fire/EMS incidents. If you're concerned about the impact smoke can have on your health, click here.įor information about current air quality in Tasmania, visit Asthma Australia or the Environment Protection Authority websites. If you would like more information about Sustainable Timber Tasmania planned burns, click here. More information about Parks and Wildlife Service bushfire management and planned burns. A smaller burning program is conducted in Spring, however fuel reduction burns can be conducted at any time the conditions are favourable, so check back here regularly. Autumn is when the fuel on the ground is at its driest, which will reduce smoke from the fire. It is usually safest to conduct fuel reduction burns in autumn. This helps to ensure that fuel reduction burns remain under control and that the effect of smoke on the community is reduced. Therefore the schedule of burns may change daily, based on the weather. Note that although the map displays the total operational area for a given burn, only part of the area may actually be treated.įuel Reduction burns are only conducted when it is safe and smart to do so. The Map indicates burns being planned (orange), burning now (red) and partially or fully completed for this season (grey/black, or with a 'p' or 'c'). Registered and/or permit burns are marked with a green triangle. The primary objective for burns marked with a triangle is fuel reduction, while other land management burns are marked with circles.These burns include forest industry silvicultural burns, regeneration burns, ecological and agricultural burns. RUSH, CO Smoke that is viewable from our News5 studio is believed to be a structure fire burning on an access road connected to Rush Road, East of Colorado Springs around 11:00 a.m. While all efforts have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, there may be errors and/or omissions in the data presented. If a report is not present, then there were no. The intent of this map is to display all planned burns being conducted for the current burning season, where information has been provided to the Tasmania Fire Service. The Structure Fire Reports are updated at the beginning and the middle of the month. Note that bushfire incidents are not shown on this map - to see information about bushfires that may be happening in your area, click here.
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