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Outdoor Burning

 As of June 15, 2026

  FIRE DANGER IS VERY HIGH 

  STAGE 1 BURN BAN IS IN EFFECT

All land clearing and yard debris fires are discontinued.

Recreational fires no larger than 3’x 3’ in diameter are allowed using ONLY

seasoned firewood or charcoal.

Winds must be LESS than 7 MPH.

A charged garden hose or 10 gallons of water with a bucket shall be on site.

Beach fires must be below last high tide line and not in or around driftwood.

All other locations must be in an approved enclosure.

Approved enclosures required of cement block, stones or #10 gauge steel, a

minimum of 16" high and open on one side. Materials being burned must be

lower than the sides.

All fires shall be at least 25 feet from structures, timber, and other combustible

materials.

All fires must be DEAD OUT (cold to touch) prior to leaving.

Violations of these burn restrictions can result in response fees starting at

$250.00

If you have a fire that has to be extinguished by fire agencies, you may be held

responsible for all suppression costs.



Thank you and Be safe

Outdoor Burning General Permit & Regulations

General Permit & Outdoor Burning Regulations (pdf)

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Outdoor Burning Resolution (pdf)

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