Outdoor Burning
Outdoor Burning
Outdoor Burning
The Whatcom County burn ban is on
STAGE II - NO OUTDOOR BURNING
A Stage II Ban means:
- All outdoor burning is prohibited during this ban, including yard debris fires, land clearing fires, and recreational fires.
- Propane fire pits without solid wood burning material will still be allowed, along with propane and charcoal BBQs. Care should be us
The Whatcom County burn ban is on
STAGE II - NO OUTDOOR BURNING
A Stage II Ban means:
- All outdoor burning is prohibited during this ban, including yard debris fires, land clearing fires, and recreational fires.
- Propane fire pits without solid wood burning material will still be allowed, along with propane and charcoal BBQs. Care should be used in the disposal of any used charcoal and ashes. Charcoal and ash should be discarded in to a metal container and dowsed with water. The container should be kept 10 feet from any structures or vegetation for 72 hours.
- Wood burning fire pits or charcoal pits or similar enclosures with grates or screens are NOT considered barbecues and not allowed.
- The use of liquid gas fired stoves or BBQ’s or charcoal BBQ’s at private residents shall be over a non-flammable surface and at least five feet from flammable vegetation and structures.
Get Involved
Outdoor Burning
Outdoor Burning
Looking to volunteer?
Minimum Requirements for Volunteers:
- 18 years old
- Pass a medical exam, including a drug test
- Pass a criminal background check
- Have a valid WA State driver's license
- Have a good driving record
- High School diploma, or equivalent