SENATOR CALLS FOR PAUSE ON SOLAR FARMS UNTIL SAFETY QUESTIONS ARE ANSWERED
It's been almost a full week since a battery fire ignited on a solar farm in Jefferson County, and many things remain unknown. Now, state elected officials say they not only want answers, they want changes.
“When you roll up here and you have odd circumstances, it's incredibly difficult to make split-second decisions,” Deputy Director of Jefferson County Fire and Emergency Management Neil Rivenburgh said.








A fire chief can see one or two solar fires per year, without the news reporting on it. Yet, they admit to having two fires in one month.