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High Fire Danger Declared Across Connecticut, Burn Permits Suspended

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March 14, 2026 | CONNECTICUT 1RN News Team, Correspondent
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March 14, 2026 — The Town of Montville Volunteer Fire Service has announced that the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has elevated the fire danger level to High across the state, including the Town of Montville. Due to the increased risk of rapidly spreading fires under current conditions, all burn permits have been suspended and are not valid at this time. Officials warn that dry conditions combined with weather factors can significantly heighten the potential for wildfires, urging residents to avoid any outdoor burning and to remain vigilant. Residents seeking additional information on burn regulations and permitting are encouraged to consult the Town of Montville Fire Marshal’s Office. Fire officials will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as necessary, emphasizing the importance of public cooperation in reducing fire risk.

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