If you live outside an urban growth area, you may have limited burning.
Allowed burning includes:
- Barbecues. Burn only briquettes, propane, or dry, seasoned firewood.
- Campfires. Fire must not be bigger than 3 feet x 3 feet x 2 feet. Burn only dry, seasoned firewood.
- Dry yard and garden waste. Fire must not be bigger than 4 feet x 4 feet x 3 feet. Burn only natural, unprocessed vegetation.
You must:
- Get permission from your local fire district before you burn.
- Keep the fire 50 feet away from any structure.
- Attend the fire at all times.
- Have water nearby to put out the fire.
- Make sure your smoke doesn't affect your neighbors.
If you live inside an urban growth area, you can only have a recreational or tumbleweed fire.
Allowed burning includes:
- Barbecues. Burn only briquettes, propane, or dry, seasoned firewood.
- Campfires. Fire must not be bigger than 3 feet x 3 feet x 2 feet. Burn only dry, seasoned firewood.
- Burning tumbleweed. A burn permit may be required in communities with more than 250,000 people. Check with your local clean air agency.