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Definitions:

Agriculture Any private property zoned as agriculture.

Residential Non Agriculture All other private property.  

Open Burning Season March 30 and May 30 and between September 15 and October 30

Closed Burning Season June 1^st to October 31^st

Agriculture Fenceline or Ditch/Canal - Burning allowed with notification to your nearest Fire Department
 NO permit required, DAQ air quality R307-202-7 rule for smoke management does NOT apply.
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Agriculture Other NOT Fenceline or Ditch/Canal - Permit required, must follow DAQ air quality
R307-202-7 rule for smoke management. 
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Residential Non Agriculture Yard waste (tree limbs-tree trunks-shrubs) –
Permit required, must follow DAQ air quality R307-202-7 rule for smoke management.
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Campfire - Recreational camping/warming fires or cooking fires- No permit required.
Always contact your local fire authority for updated fire weather conditions that can change
campfire restrictions.  

Burning not permitted - Trash, Oil, Tires, Wooden Pallets, or the use of Burn Barrels 

Agriculture - Fenceline or Ditch/Canal - Burning allowed with notification to your
nearest Fire Department NO permit required.
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Agriculture Other - NOT Fenceline or Ditch/Canal - Permit required from the local Fire Warden
 or Fire Marshal, must follow DAQ air quality R307-202-7 rule for smoke management.
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Residential Non Agriculture - Permit required from the local Fire Warden or Fire Marshal,
must follow DAQ air quality R307-202-7 rule for smoke management
(Failure to do so is a Class B Misdemeanor)

Campfire - Recreational camping/warming fires or cooking fires- No permit required.
Always contact your local fire authority for updated fire weather conditions that can
change campfire restrictions.   

Burning not permitted - Trash, paper, oil, tires, wooden pallets, construction material.
Burn Barrels are no longer allowed. 

Note: Appling for Agriculture Burn Permit. Rule, your property must be zoned
Agriculture to apply for any Agriculture Burn Permit.