FALL BACK AND FALLING LEAVES
FALL BACK AND FALLING LEAVES
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
1 SUNDAY IN NOVEMBER – SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK ONE
HOUR FOR DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!
1ST SUNDAY IN NOVEMBER – SET YOUR CLOCKS BACK ONE
HOUR FOR DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME!
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Also falling this time of year – the leaves! If leaf burning
is allowed in your community please use the “Good
Neighbor Leaf Burning Tips" to minimize the impact to
neighbors and the environment:
Also falling this time of year – the leaves! If leaf burning is
allowed in your community please use the “Good Neighbor
Leaf Burning Tips" to minimize the impact to neighbors and
the environment:
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Do not burn on windy days, especially, when the wind is
blowing towards your neighbors.
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Do not burn on windy days, especially, when the wind is
blowing towards your neighbors.

Do not burn wet leaves. Smoke from such fires stays
closer to the ground and lingers in people’s breathing
zone.
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Do not burn wet leaves. Smoke from such fires stays
closer to the ground and lingers in people’s breathing
zone.
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If you must burn, the best time of day to burn is from
mid-morning to mid-afternoon. The smoke clears faster
during this period.
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If you must burn, the best time of day to burn is from
mid-morning to mid-afternoon. The smoke clears faster
during this period.

Burn several small fires instead of one large fire. Leaves
will burn faster and release smoke for a shorter time.
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Burn several small fires instead of one large fire. Leaves
will burn faster and release smoke for a shorter time.

Always attend, manage and control your fire. Always
have a hose or water source nearby.
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Always attend, manage and control your fire. Always
have a hose or water source nearby.

Do not burn in ditches, drainage ways or within 25 feet
of a body of water. The ashes can stimulate growth of
algae and nuisance aquatic plants in lakes and streams.

Do not burn in ditches, drainage ways or within 25 feet
of a body of water. The ashes can stimulate growth of
algae and nuisance aquatic plants in lakes and streams.

Open burning of anything other than yard waste, such
as garbage, is UNHEALTHY!
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Open burning of anything other than yard waste, such
as garbage, is UNHEALTHY!
THIS IS THE MONTH TO CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN SMOKE DETECTORS!
For other fire safety tips visit http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/burn/leafburn2.html
Provided by the Institute for Rural Emergency Management at the
University of Central Missouri http://ucmo.edu/irem/
THIS IS THE MONTH TO CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN SMOKE DETECTORS!
For other fire safety tips visit http://www.epa.gov/ttn/atw/burn/leafburn2.html
Provided by the Institute for Rural Emergency Management at the
University of Central Missouri http://ucmo.edu/irem/