DEQ offers resources for upcoming wildfire season
A plane drops water on the Trestle Creek Complex fires in mid-July-2021. The fire was one of more than hundreds reported throughout the region, and was one of 10 that required the assistance of an incident management team.
(File photo/DYLAN GREENE)
SANDPOINT — While it may have been a wet and cool spring, Idaho Department of Environmental Quality is expect another active wildfire season — and they want the public to be prepared.
"Wildfire smoke from local and regional fires typically impact Idaho’s air quality from around July to September," Mark Boyle, IDEQ smoke management supervisor, said...
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