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&lt;p&gt;After several weeks without a burn ban in place, Orange County will go back to fire-free as of this past Monday, Oct. 3. County Emergency Management Director Jeff Kelley told Commissioners Court that he checked with fire departments in the county and fire calls had not been out of the ordinary the week prior, but an overview of the county&amp;rsquo;s level of fire threat is back in the red meaning a ban is back in order.&lt;/p&gt;
