Minnesota ICS retweeted
⚠️Cook & Lake counties in NE MN will have burning restrictions starting Friday morning. Abnormally dry conditions have increased fire danger. mndnr.gov/burnrestrictions
Minnesota ICS retweeted
In March 2024, the Snake Trail wildfire in Waseca marked an early start to Minnesota’s fire season. And shows why wildfires should be taken seriously in Minnesota.
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Minnesota ICS retweeted
Great Lakes Forest Fire Compact (GLFFC) partners @MNDNR & @MichiganDNR pooled together a 3rd crew of 26-firefighters to support Manitoba's ongoing needs. The crew left MN Thursday for the 22,055-hectare WE027 fire near Grand Rapids, Manitoba. Thank you, firefighters! Be safe!

ALT The Great Lakes Forest Fire Compact partners Minnesota DNR and Michigan DNR joined together to form third fire crew of 26-person firefighters from both agencies. This crew will travel to the WE027 wildfire near Grand Rapids Manitoba, the same fire the previous two fire crews from Minnesota supported.
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Take action to protect the health of your family and the environment. Burning garbage affects health and contaminates air, soil, and water, and even gets into the food chain. Find alternatives to burning @MnPCA pca.state.mn.us/sites/defaul…
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Burning restrictions in NE MN will be lifted tonight, 7/3, at 6 pm due to decreased wildfire risk. Please play it safe as fire danger changes quickly. Keep campfires small, supervised, and put out COLD. Ignite fireworks away from dry grasses. Current info mndnr.gov/burnrestrictions
Minnesota ICS retweeted
#NewsRelease Northeast Minnesota burning restrictions begin Wednesday, June 14: mndnr.gov/news/2023/06/13/no…
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Fire danger is very high across northern Minnesota. Low humidity, wind, and very dry fuels are present. Please don’t burn. It only takes one spark to start a wildfire. mndnr.gov/burnrestrictions
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Spot a wildfire – Get to a safe location and call 911.
Every year people are seriously injured or suffer fatalities trying to extinguish wildfires. Please let professional firefighters handle this work. dnr.state.mn.us/news/2023/05…
Minnesota ICS retweeted
This morning, the National Multi-Agency Coordinating Group has increased the National #PreparednessLevel to 4. This is due to hot, dry & windy conditions forecasted for the foreseeable future & wildfires exhibiting extreme to advanced fire behavior. #FireYear2022
Minnesota ICS retweeted
We need to be ready to fight wildfire now and into the future
Last year, 2,000+ wildfires burned over 69,000 acres in Minnesota 🔥🌲🔥
When it's time to fight flames, our crews work from both the air & the ground.
To safely & effectively respond to wildfires, the budget to #MoveMNForward includes $7.8 million for critical airport repairs:
MnDNR | Wildfire infrastructure updates
When it's time to fight flames, crews work from both the air and the ground.
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Last year, 2,000+ wildfires burned over 69,000 acres in Minnesota 🔥🌲🔥
When it's time to fight flames, our crews work from both the air & the ground.
To safely & effectively respond to wildfires, the budget to #MoveMNForward includes $7.8 million for critical airport repairs:
MnDNR | Wildfire infrastructure updates
When it's time to fight flames, crews work from both the air and the ground.
Minnesota ICS retweeted
#NationalFireNews: 80 wildfires have burned 1,157,976 acres in 13 states. More than 19,700 wildland firefighters & support personnel & 35 Type 1 & Type 2 incident management teams are assigned to wildfires. To date, 34,941 wildfires have burned 2,509,231 acres. #FireYear2021
Minnesota ICS retweeted
(1/1) Beginning Tuesday 7/13, new burning restrictions for the eastern portion of Roseau County and all of Beltrami, Cook, Koochiching, Lake, Lake of the Woods, and St. Louis counties, within state jurisdiction.
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Burning restrictions expanded and now cover eastern Roseau County and all of Beltrami, Cass, Cook, Crow Wing, Hubbard, Itasca, Koochiching, Lake, Lake of the Woods, Morrison, St., Louis, Todd and Wadena counties. go.usa.gov/xsHsy
Minnesota ICS retweeted
The hottest and driest conditions in 28 years have Minnesota wildfire fighting crews on high alert. kare11.com/article/news/loca…
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Due to an increase in significant fire activity across multiple Geographic Areas and other factors, the National Preparedness Level increased to 3 at 0730MDT today. Learn more about preparedness levels here: go.usa.gov/x6RZx #FireYear2021
Minnesota ICS retweeted
#Minnesota Wknd Forecast: High 🔥 Danger
✔️Before you head to the cabin or campground, check fire danger conditions: go.usa.gov/xsHsy
🚫Never leave a campfire unattended.
🌊After a campfire, drown-stir-repeat until it is out COLD.
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Escaped debris burns are the #1 cause of wildfires in Minnesota. You MUST have a permit to burn debris when there’s less than 3” of snow on the ground.
Better idea: skip burning and compost, chip, or mulch instead.
#WildfirePreventionWeek @MNDNR @MNICS @SmokeyBear @NFPA
Minnesota ICS retweeted
Another Minnesota county goes under quarantine for EAB.
The single best thing we can do to slow the spread of EAB is to not move firewood.
Buy (or gather) it where you burn it.
Emerald ash borer confirmed in Cottonwood Cty. @MNagriculture enacting emergency quarantine to limit movement of firewood; info meetings to be held Feb 24. mda.state.mn.us/emerald-ash-…
























