|
Is there a temporary or fire safety burn ban
in my county? What is the fire danger level where I live? Please call
the Department of Natural Resources at 1-800-323-2876 for more information
or visit the Department of Natural Resources County
Fire Danger site.
To find out more about outdoor burning,
where you can burn, regulations, and alternatives to burning, please
visit the following links:
Clark County
· Cowlitz County ·
Lewis County · Skamania
County · Wahkiakum
County
Please download the Residential Burn Permit for
Cowlitz County (Adobe
PDF or Word
format) for use when burning piles of natural vegetation greater
than four feet by four feet by three feet and less than ten feet
by ten feet by six feet. Not applicable for Cowlitz 2 Fire and Rescue
District or in the Longview/Kelso No Burn Area. For residential
or land clearing burning in unincorporated areas of Lewis County,
contact Lewis
County Community Development. Before downloading a permit,
check with your local fire department or city hall for area-specific
restrictions and permits.
Last updated
October 1, 2007
Residential
and land clearing burning is allowed outside of the permanent No
Burn Areas of Clark County with the proper permits. Recreational
campfires are allowed if built in improved fire pits in designated
campgrounds. For specific burning information, click
here or call the Southwest Clean Air Agency at 360-574-3058.
Residential and land clearing burning is now allowed outside
of the permanent No Burn Areas with the proper permits. For
more information, click here
or call SWCAA at 1-800-633-0709.
Residential and land claring burning is allowed outside of the
permanent No Burn Areas. Recreational campfires are
allowed if built in improved fire pits in designated campgrounds.
For specific
burning information, click here
or call the Lewis County Fire Marshal's office at 360-740-1146.
The
fire safety burn ban for Skamania County has lifted. Residential
and land clearing burning is allowed with the proper permit. Small,
recreational campfires are allowed within approved areas.
For specific burning information, click
here or call the Southwest Clean Air Agency at 1-800-633-0709.
Residential and
land clearing burning is now allowed with the proper permits.
Recreational campfires are allowed if built in improved
fire pits in designated campgrounds. For specific
burning information, click here
or call the Southwest Clean Air Agency at 1-800-633-0709. For
more information, call Wahkiakum County Public Works at 360-795-3301.
|