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LAVERKIN — Out-of-town visitors setting off fireworks at an Airbnb caused a wildfire in LaVerkin on Sunday night, according to fire officials.
Washington County Fire Warden Adam Heyder said in a text to St. George News that the fire burned about 4.5 acres. He said the location of the call was 300 S. 100 East in LaVerkin.
Firefighting personnel from the Hurricane Valley Fire District also responded to the human-caused blaze, as well as state fire officials and the Bureau of Land Management.
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