Clark County Fire Marshall Donna Goddard has extended the county’s burn ban, which went into effect July 3, to include recreational fires. Goddard said recreational fires are prohibited in unincorporated areas of the county effective immediately.
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Source: The Columbian
County fire marshal extends burn ban to recreational fires
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