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Do I need a burn permit in Idaho?

Burn permits are required under Idaho law for any burning outside city limits statewide (excluding campfires) from May 10 to October 20. Fire safety burn permits are free and can be applied or renewed online at the Idaho Burn Permits website.

Are there fire restrictions in Idaho right now?

Burn permits are required under Idaho law for any burning, excluding campfires, outside city limits from May 10 through October 20.

Can I have a wood fire pit in my backyard?

Most cities and towns allow small recreational fires. A recreational fire is usually defined as a campfire, bonfire, or backyard fire in a fire pit. Many recreational fire regulations are in place to remain courteous to your neighbors, but others exist to ensure your safety and the safety of those around you.

Can I have a fire in my backyard in Idaho?

Residential backyard burning of natural vegetation such as tree leaves, branches, yard trimmings, or gardening waste is allowed in most areas of Idaho under specific conditions. Fire used for the disposal of yard waste, as defined in the IDAPA 58.01.

Is it OK to burn weeds in a fire pit?

Weeds. Unfortunately, burning weeds in your fire pit is not an ideal solution. Some weeds, like ivy or sumac, contain certain oils that release fumes into the air when burnt. These fumes can irritate the lungs and cause severe allergic reactions in those with respiratory issues.

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