No Burning/OK to burn postcard with graphics showing when you can and when you should not burn based on humidity, wind and temperature.

This prints 4-up, front and back on 8.5x11 card stock, then trimmed to make 4 cards per sheet.You can change the times and dates to match your restriction dates and times. There is space to add agency logo and contact information.

How far is 150 feet? The distance from the 50 yard line to the end zone...That’s how far your burn pile must be from woodlands. This distance will help keep embers from starting a wildfire.

How To Burn Safely

• Keep your burn pile ??? feet from woodlands.
• Clear a ?? ft. area down to bare soil.
• Never leave your burn pile unattended.
• Make sure your fire is dead out.

Edit by typing in the specific footage your agency requires for area around the burn pile and distance from woodlands.

You may also want to add a line that says "Always with your local fire department before burning", or "Before burning, check for fire restrictions by calling...."

Burn Pile Tips with graphics showing how and when to build and put out your debris burning pile.

Buck the Habit! Burn Safely

• Burn in a solid, sturdy barrel
• Cover it with a grate
• If it is dry, hot and windy, save for another day
• Make sure to have water and a shovel handy.
• NEVER leave your fire.

Stay With Your Burn Pile. Check with your fire department for burning regulations. Avoid burning on dry, windy days, when a fire can easily get out of control. Be prepared. Keep water, a fire extinguisher, and a shovel nearby. Never leave your burn pile. Stay until it is completely out.

You can change the tips to reflect local conditions. 

You will need to replace the dog photo with one of a local arson dog, add the correct arson hotline number, and add agency logo and contact information.

He’s got a nose for wildfire arson! 

If you see or learn of someone deliberately setting a wildfire, call 1-800-???-???? and note the following:

• Vehicle description and license number.
• Location or GPS coordinates.
• Description of suspect.

You will need to replace the photo with a local arson detection dog, put in arson hotline number. If you make the phone number smaller at the bottom, you can make room for logos and contact information.

She's on the trail of a forest arsonist. 

Help her stop forest arson. If you see or learn of someone deliberately setting a forest fire, call 1-800-555-???? and note the following:

• Vehicle description and license number.
• Location or GPS coordinates
• Description of suspect.

You will need to delete the forest name and info and replace it with your own.

Report Suspicious Fires. If you see or learn of someone deliberately setting a fire, call 911 and note the following:

• Vehicle description and license number.
• Location or GPS coordinates
• Description of suspect
• Investigations will be completed under the same guidelines as any law enforcement investigation

Report Wildfire Arson. You will need to add arson hotline number for your area to the graphic. There is space at the bottom to the left and right of the number for agency logo and contact info,

If you see or learn of someone deliberately setting a wildfire, call 1-800-XXX-XXXX and note the following:

• Vehicle description and license number.
• Location or GPS coordinates.
• Description of suspect.