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Burn ban remains in effect

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In a press release last Thursday, Fayette County Judge Dan Mueller stated that he visited with Emergency Management Coordinator Angela Hahn, Sheriff Keith Korenek, other law enforcement personnel as well as volunteer firefighters and they concluded that the burn ban will stay in place.
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Burn ban remains in effect

In a press release last Thursday, Fayette County Judge Dan Mueller stated that he visited with Emergency Management Coordinator Angela Hahn, Sheriff Keith Korenek, other law enforcement personnel as well as volunteer firefighters and they concluded that the burn ban will stay in place.

·Schulenburg, United States
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schulenburgsticker.com broke the news in Schulenburg, United States on Tuesday, February 3, 2026.
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