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El condado de Summit está mejor preparado para los incendios tras las evacuaciones de Parleys en 2021

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By Connor Thomas Verified
| This Green Earth
Este año se cumplirán cinco años desde que 5 000 hogares fueron evacuados en las zonas de Pinebrook y Summit Park durante el incendio de Parleys Canyon. Mitzi McIntyre, residente de Pinebrook, y su familia lo vivieron de primera mano. “Solo recuerdo haberles mandado un mensaje de texto a seis amigos, y llegaron seis autos. Y todavía se me corta la voz al recordarlo”, relató a KPCW. “Me dijeron: ‘¿Qué nos llevamos?’, y solo agarramos fotos, las mascotas, las mascotas de los vecinos, y nos fuimos.
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Summit County better prepared for fire after 2021 Parleys evacuations

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By Connor Thomas Verified
| This Green Earth
This year will mark five years since 5,000 households evacuated in the Pinebrook and Summit Park areas during the Parleys Canyon Fire. Pinebrook resident Mitzi McIntyre and her family experienced it firsthand. “I just remember texting six friends, and six cars showed up. And it still chokes me up,” she told KPCW. “They said, ‘What can we get?’ and we just took photos, the pets, the neighbors’ pets, and we left.
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U.S. Forest Service chief lays out strategy to prevent wildfire

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By Connor Thomas Verified
| This Green Earth
U.S. Forest Service Chief Tom Schultz honored first responders and firefighters, especially the three killed along the Utah-Colorado border during a speech in Park City Tuesday. The firefighters – two women and one man – died in a burnover incident while battling the Snyder Fire, June 27. “There is a role for fire on the landscape. There's also a time and a place for fire,” Schultz said at the Western Governors’ Association conference in Deer Valley’s Stein Eriksen Lodge.
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