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Mission Statement: The Lakeview Interagency Fire Center (LIFC) serves as the focal point to provide
all-risk dispatching, logistical support, intelligence, resource status and availability,
relative to anticipated and ongoing incident activity for all cooperating agencies within the
LIFC Zone of influence. The center facilitates movement of resources between cooperating
agencies, units and concurrently ensures fire suppression capabilities by monitoring weather,
fire danger and prescribed burning activity within the area. The center also responds to
requests for resources to neighboring units and NWCC. FIRE SEASON ENDS Klamath and Lake County14-Oct-2009 15:52:32 The end of fire season lifts the Regulated Closures restrictions on smoking, campfires, off-road vehicles and the need to carry fire tools on lands protected by ODF. Logging Operation requirements including watchmen services and fire equipment on site, in effect on private, county and state lands have also been lifted. In addtion, the ban on Open Debris burning in Klamth and Lake Counties has been lifted. Check with your local rural stuctural fire districts for burning regulations within their districts and county health departments for air quality restrictions. The ODF Klamath-Lake District does not issue or require burn permits on lands solely protected by them when fire season is not effect. Landowners need to remember that any burning escaping their control is their liabilty and they could be billed for fre suppression costs. FIRE SAFETY STILL ENCOURAGED DESPITE FIRE RESTRICTIONS BEING LIFTED29-Sep-2009 15:29:29 Specific fire locations and other information can be found on the LIFC Daily Intelligence Report.
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