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Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station to conduct prescribed burns November 8-9

Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station to conduct prescribed burns November 8-9
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PETERSON SPACE FORCE BASE — On November 8-9 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Cheyenne Mountain Space Force Station Fire Department will be conducting prescribed pile burns.

No piles will be burned after 2 p.m., but flames and smoke may still be visible for 24-48 hours after ignition.

The purpose of these burns is to reduce natural fire fuels and improve overall forest health.

watch: Why do we do prescribed burns?

Why do we do prescribed burns?

Light smoke may be visible during this time. Please do not be alarmed or call 911.

The burns will take place in a controlled environment.

For further information about this burning, please contact the Space Base Delta 1 Public Affairs Office at 719-556-5186 or SBD1.PA@spaceforce.mil.
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