DEEP says Connecticut brush fire risk is high
The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says the southern half of the state, including Fairfield County, is at the highest risk for fires.
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11h agoState officials say the brush fire risk in our area is high with these dry conditions.
The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says the southern half of the state, including Fairfield County, is at the highest risk for fires.
Last fall, the state experienced 605 brush fires that burned more than 500 acres.
Deputy Chief Matt Cohen with the Westport Fire Department has important safety tips.
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