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The document is a communication from the State Fire Marshal of Michigan, Richard W. Miller, to all fire departments in Michigan regarding the opportunity to apply for inspection delegation for consumer fireworks sales facilities. This delegation allows fire departments to conduct inspections within their jurisdiction for one year, while the Bureau retains certification and citation responsibilities. Interested departments must enter into a written agreement and send personnel to a training session in February 2013.

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What was the largest fire in Michigan history?

The Great Michigan Fire was a series of simultaneous forest fires in the state of Michigan in the United States in 1871.

What was the deadliest fire in Michigan history?

The Great Michigan Fire, also with an unconfirmed death toll, is believed to have claimed more than 500 lives, ing to records from the National Weather Service. A decade later, the Thumb Fire of 1881 would an estimated 275 people, making it the third deadliest wildfire in U.S. history.

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As dry conditions and drought persisted through 1881, farmers continued to burn crops and slash despite not having had rain since April. These factors, as well as a burn scar from 10 years prior, resulted in one of the largest and deadliest fires of its time.

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