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What does a Total Fire Ban mean?
Shire of Ashburton 6 Nov 2019

It is the time of the year when we can expect to see more Total Fire Ban days due to our extreme weather conditions.  It is important that you understand what a Total Fire Ban means and which activities are prohibited on these days.

Amendments to the Bush Fire Regulations 1954 regarding changes to the Total Fire Ban Activities are now in place, so it is a good time to review the information and fact sheets.  Visit the DFES website to learn more.

https://www.dfes.wa.gov.au/totalfirebans/Pages/index.html

Booklet - Changes relating to Total Fire Ban Activities.

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Source: Shire of Ashburton : What does a Total Fire Ban mean?
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