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Update: Century Tornado Debris Burn Reaches 75 Percent
April 24, 2017
Here’s an update on the Town of Century’s efforts to burn vegetative tornado debris in the town industrial park.
The town burned the first of numerous piles on March 14, with town employees burning the piles under permits issued on available burn days from the Florida Forest Service. As of last week, the town had burned about 75 percent of the 800 dump truck loads of trees and other vegetative debris from the February 15, 2016, EF-3 tornado.
NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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