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The Fire Hazard/Weed Abatement Program is one of the Fire District's fire prevention programs. The goal is to have
combustible vegetation and debris removed to reduce available fuel for fires. Less fuel means smaller and fewer
fires. Examples of combustible vegetation and debris may include:

" Tumbleweeds
" Dead Trees/tree limbs
" Dead plants
" Dry grasses over 4" high
" Yard clippings
" Tree trimmings
" Wood or lumber (not stacked as firewood)
" Tires
" Paper/Cardboard

The Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District inspects parcels each month looking for any of the above
conditions. A parcel owner may be issued a Notice to Abate and is normally given 14 days to complete the
abatement. A second inspection will be conducted after the deadline date to ensure the parcel was brought into
compliance with abatement standards. In cases of non-compliance, the Fire District may have the hazard referred
to the County Attorney's office for further action.

" Premises Identification: New and existing buildings shall have approved address numbers placed in a position to
be plainly legible and visible from the street or road fronting the property
" Address numbers shall contrast with their background. Numerals shall be not less than three inches in height for
residential buildings, structures, or portions thereof, and at least six inches in height for all other buildings,
structures, or portions thereof
" Where address identification is required by the fire official on other elevations of buildings, structures, or
portions thereof, such numbers shall be not less than three inches in height for residential and at least six inches in
height for all other buildings, structures, or portions thereof
" Existing numbers when approved by the fire official shall be permitted to remain
" Address numbers shall be Arabic numerals or alphabet letters

John Holmes
Fire Prevention Specialist
Northern Arizona Consolidated Fire District
2470 Butler Avenue
Kingman, Arizona 86409