With rising temperatures inviting Pinal County residents to venture outdoors, Rural Metro Fire warns of increased snake activity during the early spring and summer months. To ensure residents can enjoy outdoor activities safely, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center have provided several safety tips to prevent dangerous encounters with snakes.
First and foremost, residents should familiarize themselves with the snake species found in their area. It is important not to kill any snakes, even venomous ones, as they play a vital role in the ecosystem.SanTanValley.com is your #1 resource for anything in and around San Tan Valley, AZ. Focusing on uniting and promoting all that San Tan Valley has to offer for our visitors and residents, SanTanValley.com provides you with local area information & events, local business information, news, traffic alerts, and more!
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