All State Trust land is closed for recreational use.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 25, 2021
STATE TRUST LAND CLOSURE UPDATE
On Wednesday June 23, 2021, the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management (DFFM) announced a statewide closure of State Trust Land beginning at 8:00 a.m. this morning, due to increased fire activity, exceptional drought conditions, and extremely high fire danger.
The initial closure order specified that resident owners and lessees of land within the closed area are exempt from the closure order. The exemption applies to ALL holders of any land use agreement from ASLD. For clarification, recreational permits are not land use agreements and—as announced in the initial closure order—State Trust Land is closed to entry by recreational permit holders for all recreational activity until further notice.
A “No Entry” declaration within an active wildfire suppression area applies to ALL State Trust Land users, whether recreational or otherwise.
ASLD asks that all non-recreational land use agreement holders avoid using mechanized equipment and avoid activities which may generate a spark and potentially ignite a fire.
Please continue to act responsibly and stay safe as this wildfire and drought season continues.
For more information regarding State Trust Land closures, please contact Dave Cherry at 602-542- 2626 or by email at dcherry@azland.gov. For more information regarding DFFM’s wildfire suppression efforts, contact Tiffany Davila at 602-540-1036 or by email at tdavila@dffm.az.gov.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 25, 2021
STATE TRUST LAND CLOSURE UPDATE
On Wednesday June 23, 2021, the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management (DFFM) announced a statewide closure of State Trust Land beginning at 8:00 a.m. this morning, due to increased fire acvity, exceponal drought condions, and extremely high fire danger.
The inial closure order specified that resident owners and lessees of land within the closed area are exempt from the closure order. The exempon applies to ALL holders of any land use agreement from ASLD. For clarificaon, recreaonal permits are not land use agreements and—as announced in the inial closure order—State Trust Land is closed to entry by recreaonal permit holders for all recreaonal acvity unl further noce.
A “No Entry” declaraon within an acve wildfire suppression area applies to ALL State Trust Land users, whether recreaonal or otherwise.
ASLD asks that all non-recreaonal land use agreement holders avoid using mechanized equipment and avoid acvies which may generate a spark and potenally ignite a fire.
Please connue to act responsibly and stay safe as this wildfire and drought season connues.
For more informaon regarding State Trust Land closures, please contact Dave Cherry at 602-542- 2626 or by email at dcherry@azland.gov. For more informaon regarding DFFM’s wildfire suppression efforts, contact Tiffany Davila at 602-540-1036 or by email at tdavila@dffm.az.gov.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 25, 2021
STATE TRUST LAND CLOSURE UPDATE
On Wednesday June 23, 2021, the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management (DFFM) announced a statewide closure of State Trust Land beginning at 8:00 a.m. this morning, due to increased fire activity, exceptional drought conditions, and extremely high fire danger.
The initial closure order specified that resident owners and lessees of land within the closed area are exempt from the closure order. The exemption applies to ALL holders of any land use agreement from ASLD. For clarification, recreational permits are not land use agreements and—as announced in the initial closure order—State Trust Land is closed to entry by recreational permit holders for all recreational activity until further notice.
A “No Entry” declaration within an active wildfire suppression area applies to ALL State Trust Land users, whether recreational or otherwise.
ASLD asks that all non-recreational land use agreement holders avoid using mechanized equipment and avoid activities which may generate a spark and potentially ignite a fire.
Please continue to act responsibly and stay safe as this wildfire and drought season continues.
For more information regarding State Trust Land closures, please contact Dave Cherry at 602-542- 2626 or by email at dcherry@azland.gov. For more information regarding DFFM’s wildfire suppression efforts, contact Tiffany Davila at 602-540-1036 or by email at tdavila@dffm.az.gov.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
June 25, 2021
STATE TRUST LAND CLOSURE UPDATE
On Wednesday June 23, 2021, the Arizona State Land Department (ASLD) and Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management (DFFM) announced a statewide closure of State Trust Land beginning at 8:00 a.m. this morning, due to increased fire acvity, exceponal drought condions, and extremely high fire danger.
The inial closure order specified that resident owners and lessees of land within the closed area are exempt from the closure order. The exempon applies to ALL holders of any land use agreement from ASLD. For clarificaon, recreaonal permits are not land use agreements and—as announced in the inial closure order—State Trust Land is closed to entry by recreaonal permit holders for all recreaonal acvity unl further noce.
A “No Entry” declaraon within an acve wildfire suppression area applies to ALL State Trust Land users, whether recreaonal or otherwise.
ASLD asks that all non-recreaonal land use agreement holders avoid using mechanized equipment and avoid acvies which may generate a spark and potenally ignite a fire.
Please connue to act responsibly and stay safe as this wildfire and drought season connues.
For more informaon regarding State Trust Land closures, please contact Dave Cherry at 602-542- 2626 or by email at dcherry@azland.gov. For more informaon regarding DFFM’s wildfire suppression efforts, contact Tiffany Davila at 602-540-1036 or by email at tdavila@dffm.az.gov.
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