Due to drought conditions, exceptionally dry fuel moisture levels, and an increase in grass fires in Colorado Springs, the CSFD Division of the Fire Marshal is taking steps to heighten awareness and reduce fire risks.

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At noon (MDT), on April 15, Burn Restriction Order 2022-R1 goes into effect and will remain until rescinded.

For more information, visit COSWildfireReady.org.

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