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PotlatchDeltic Corporation Announces Campfire Burn Ban on Idaho Properties

IDAHO (News release) -- PotlatchDeltic Corporation announced effective Thursday, July 30, 2020, that no campfires or open burning will be allowed on its properties in the State of Idaho due to increasing fire danger in the region. The burning ban on PotlatchDeltic's Idaho properties will remain in effect until conditions improve. Additional information about PotlatchDeltic's Idaho properties can be found online at www.potlatchdeltic.com. PotlatchDeltic urges all visitors to Idaho's forests to exercise extreme caution in regards to fire while recreating this summer.

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