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Crestview fire chief warns against burning storm debris

October 29, 2026 | Eric Brown

Crestview Fire Chief Joshua Vargason urges residents to avoid burning hurricane debris as dry conditions increase the risk of wildfires. City contractors continue debris removal efforts, with cleanup expected to be completed by Nov. 14.

Crestview Fire Chief Vargason says crews have responded to several calls involving residents burning storm debris.

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Crestview fire chief warns against burning storm debris

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