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Officials urge people to stop flying drones around Buckley Draw Fire following multiple ground stoppages

Emergency officials are urging people not to fly drones within the vicinity of the Buckley Draw Fire in Provo after four separate drone incursions resulted in the temporary grounding of aircraft.
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UPDATE: Containment of Lead Draw Fire Expected Monday

Update: The Bureau of Land Management says the Lead Draw Fire has grown to 80 acres and continues to burn in the Mink Creek area. Firefighters quickly gained the upper hand on the fire Sunday and hope ...
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Managing mud: Provo City addressing increased debris flow risks following Buckley Draw Fire

Provo City is taking steps to ensure any mudslides triggered on the barren mountainside where the Buckley Draw Fire burned do not impact any homes or buildings in the coming months. The fire was ...
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‘This continued illegal activity is endangering firefighters’: FAA now investigating illegal drone activity at Buckley Draw fire

UTAH COUNTY, Utah (ABC4) — The Buckley Draw Fire has reached 446 acres and is 21% contained, according to the latest information from the U.S. Forest Service. Officials said they had their fifth drone ...
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City delays releasing debris flow report for Buckley Draw Fire in Provo

PROVO, Utah (KUTV) — The release of the Buckley Draw Fire debris flow report has been delayed. Provo City Engineer Gordon Haight said that the main reason for the delay is that the city wanted to do a ...