Before the 2011 Wildfire Season heats-up we’d like the 411 from you!

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DNR is the State of Washington’s largest on-call fire department. Our 1,200 permanent and temporary employees fight fires on more than 12 million acres of private and state-owned forest lands.

Three years ago this month DNR launched a new website designed around “you” the user. Over 150,000 of you have visited our Fire Information and Prevention web pages. You have been great – you’ve bookmarked our pages, downloaded information, sent us feedback, and followed us when we started a twitter account just for fire information @waDNR_fire.

DNR’s Fire Information and Prevention web pages cover a lot of ground: information on burn restrictions, industrial fire precaution levels, wildfire updates, and wildfire prevention tips. The question is… can you find what you need when you need it?

Do we have: too much of something? Not enough of something? Missing something? Are you totally lost on our pages? Or, are we on target in meeting your needs?

So whether you have a burning issue with the site or just a little feedback send an e-mail to janet.pearce@dnr.wa.gov. Feedback will be collected until the end of February.

Still wondering what twitter is? Learn more. Visit DNR’s fire information twitter feed @waDNR_fire (you don’t have to have an account to view our feed).

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• “Ear to the Ground” blog 
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