Mon, Nov 23 2009
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County lifts burn ban By MELANIE THOMASGlasgow Daily Times Southcentral Kentucky is experiencing a severe drought.
“It could drop to moderate in some areas, but we are still in drought conditions,” Lese said. Warren County also lifted its burn ban Friday. With the ban lifted, citizens still have to be aware of what is legal to burn and what isn’t, Greer said. Materials often burned that are illegal include animal bedding, construction debris, household garbage, wood materials, tires and oil, according to the Division of Air Quality. Leaves, weeds, camp fires and animal carcasses are legal. Burning illegal materials can result in a citation between $500 and $25,000. For more information on what materials are legal to burn, contact the Barren County Fiscal Court office at 651-3338 or call the Division of Air Quality at (888) BURN-LAW. FIREWORKS SAFETY - Fireworks should always be handled by adults - Don’t use alcohol with fireworks. - Use on a hard surface. - Have water close by 
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