The Bainbridge Island Fire Department has lifted the Stage 2 burn ban on the island.
The end of the burn ban was announced Tuesday, Sept. 19.
Assistant Fire Chief Luke Carpenter said the wildfire danger on Bainbridge has fallen to “moderate” following the recent rainy weather.
The ban had been put in place on Tuesday, Sept. 5.
Carpenter said recreational fires using dry, natural firewood or charcoal are now allowed.
Although talked about for some time, the former Comcast property east of Strawberry Hill Park has finally been purchased.
If Bainbridge Island receives a federal grant the sales tax on BI would go up to pay the city’s portion.
Seems like both the Bainbridge Island community and City Council are tired of fake news that has been so prevalent…
