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Commissioners extend countywide burn ban for seven days
Summary
Kingfisher County commissioners approved Resolution #10 to continue a county-wide burn ban for seven days, citing public-safety concerns; the motion was made by Commissioner Sparks and seconded by Moss and carried unanimously in the recorded vote.
Commissioner Mike Sparks moved and Jeff Moss seconded approval of Resolution #10 to continue a county-wide burn ban for seven days. "A motion was made by Sparks and seconded by Moss to approve Resolution #10 Kingfisher County, County Wide Burn Ban continuation for 7 days," the minutes state.
The board recorded the motion as passing with votes Moss—Yes, Sparks—Yes, Holmes—Yes. The minutes do not include the specific triggering conditions or a staff report in the record; the continuation was entered as a routine protective measure under the board's emergency or public-safety authority.
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