Pile burning begins today
WILLIAMS - Kaibab National Forest fire managers are preparing to burn slash piles today on the Williams Ranger District. If appropriate conditions exist and Arizona Department of Environmental Quality approves the request, firefighters may ignite 78 acres of piles about five miles southeast of Williams near Davenport Hill.
Additional piles may be burned in this general vicinity later in the week.
Managers expect smoke to travel southwest of the project and settle in low-lying areas overnight. Smoke may be visible from Interstate 40, Williams, Woods Subdivision, and Dogtown Lake.
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