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  Prescott Residents not Taking Advantage of Free Defensible Space Inspections
  The fire danger is on the rise in the Prescott area. So are more people creating defensible space around their homes?… Read more: Prescott Residents not Taking Advantage of Free Defensible Space Inspections
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  Yavapai County Emergency Management Promoting Wildfire Preparedness
  The temperatures are rising, and so is the wildfire risk in the Prescott area. Officials with Yavapai County Emergency Management emphasize… Read more: Yavapai County Emergency Management Promoting Wildfire Preparedness
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  Dewey-Humboldt Firewise Event Saturday
  This Saturday, Dewey-Humboldt Firewise will hold its 6th annual Don’t Get Burned event. This provides residents with access to agencies dealing… Read more: Dewey-Humboldt Firewise Event Saturday
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  Prescott Man Convicted in Fake Kidnapping Scheme
  A Yavapai County jury has convicted a Prescott man in a fake kidnapping scheme tied to gambling losses. Mark Michael Ellis… Read more: Prescott Man Convicted in Fake Kidnapping Scheme
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  Infrastructure Projects Reviewed in New Prescott Budget
  The Prescott City Council learned about all the major infrastructure projects in the new city budget at Monday’s budget workshop. City… Read more: Infrastructure Projects Reviewed in New Prescott Budget
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  Chino Valley Clean up Days Scheduled for This Week
  This Friday and Saturday, the Town of Chino Valley will hold its Community Clean Up. The Community Clean Up allows residents… Read more: Chino Valley Clean up Days Scheduled for This Week
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  Friday is Ride to Work with the Mayor Day in Prescott
  This Friday, residents can join Prescott Mayor Cathey Rusing and other city officials for the annual Ride to Work with the… Read more: Friday is Ride to Work with the Mayor Day in Prescott
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  Tri-City Area Could See Earlier than Usual Fire Restrictions
  It’s warmer, it’s drier, and there’s no rain coming in the near future. This could mean fire restrictions are not far… Read more: Tri-City Area Could See Earlier than Usual Fire Restrictions

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