This is from County Judge
Good Monday morning All,
Effective 10:00 am Monday 10-24-2022 I’m lifting the burn ban for Crawford County, Arkansas. Please remember it is a requirement of some cities that a permit to burn is obtained before burning is allowed in their jurisdiction. Please remind everyone to use caution when burning.
Thanks and Stay Safe,
Dennis Gilstrap
Crawford County Judge
WE ARE CRAWFORD COUNTY STRONG!
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