Woodford County Judge Issues Fireworks, Burn Ban

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Updated: 7/02/2012 5:52 pm
Dry conditions have caused another county to announce a personal fireworks ban.

Woodford County Judge Executive John Coyle issued the ban Monday evening.

The ban includes fireworks as well as any and all outdoor burning.

It's in effect until further notice.
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