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Granite County keeps Stage II fire restrictions as danger eases to 'high'
Summary
County officials voted to remain at Stage II fire restrictions after DES Safety Coordinator Jackie Bolster reported that fire danger eased from very high to high but abandoned campfires remain a concern.
The Granite County Commission voted to keep the county under Stage II fire restrictions after receiving an update from DES Safety Coordinator Jackie Bolster. Bolster reported the county's fire danger had decreased "from very high to high" but warned that abandoned campfires continued to create hazards. Commissioner Adler moved to remain at Stage II and Commissioner McLure seconded; the motion carried unanimously.
Commissioners discussed regional restrictions and confirmed the local decision to stay at Stage II, emphasizing prevention and public outreach. Bolster's update focused on continued caution around campfires and the need for public compliance to reduce ignition sources during the high-danger period.
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