Public Input & Actions

EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. – The Bureau of Land Management, in coordination with the US Wildland Fire Service, is issuing seasonal fire restrictions effective Friday, May 22, due to dry conditions and wildland fire danger. These seasonal restrictions are in addition to the year-round, statewide fire prevention order. The seasonal fire order will remain in effect until further notice. The BLM-managed public lands affected by these fire restrictions are in the Mother Lode Field Office for Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Mariposa, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, Stanislaus, Tuolumne, and Yuba counties.

The Bureau of Land Management Pinedale Field Office is providing an update on an early-stage proposal for a non-motorized trail system on public lands near Pinedale, submitted by the Sublette Trails Association.

BLM Lander has officially opened the Atlantic City and Big Atlantic Gulch campgrounds in South Pass for the season.

Effective Thursday, May 21, at 8 a.m. the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will implement seasonal fire restrictions in central and western Arizona.

The BLM Vernal Field Office has issued rights-of-way to Uintah County for 27 existing Class D roads, ensuring operations stay within current disturbed boundaries with no new surface disturbance.

The BLM Vernal Field Office has authorized the installation of a buried 10,000-gallon livestock water storage tank and trough on the Little Desert Grazing Allotment within Duchesne County, Utah.

BLM implements new fee schedule for three popular recreation sites in northern Idaho

The BLM Salt Lake Field Office has issued decision records authorizing a natural gas pipeline right-of-way in Stockton and implementing a new Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation program across the region.

The Bureau of Land Management has approved a business plan to collect fees and improve the visitor experience at two campgrounds managed by the Upper Snake Field Office. The 2026 fees provide the BLM with resources needed to cover higher operational and maintenance costs associated with additional use.

The Bureau of Land Management has approved changes to the Cortez mine plan to add 14 acres of new activity and change existing activities at the site south of Crescent Valley in Lander and Eureka Counties.

The Gila District, in coordination with agency partners, will implement Stage 1 fire restrictions on BLM-managed lands in Apache and Navajo counties in Arizona.