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Stockton, Utah is on high alert as fire risk climbs after recent blazes—Mayor Joe Johnston is calling on every homeowner to act now, before it’s too late. With firefighters and luck helping contain the latest fires, the mayor warns that next time, there won’t be a second chance. The focus? Clearing dry grass, weeds, and brush from around homes to prevent fires from igniting and spreading. While some fires were suspected arson, the mayor’s message is clear: prevention is everyone’s responsibility. Residents who’ve already felt the terror of close calls are being urged to take action—mow, chop, clear—before a small spark becomes a disaster. City staff are helping, but they need community-wide effort. A new grant supports fire mitigation, but every resident’s effort matters. If you’re unsure where to start, the North Tooele Fire District offers free home assessments. All it takes is basic tools and a little effort to create a firebreak—and save your home.

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