Kitsap county burn permit 2026

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The document outlines the regulations and requirements for obtaining and using outdoor burning permits in Kitsap County. It details the responsibilities of the permittee, conditions for various types of outdoor fires (including recreational, small residential, and large residential), and emphasizes safety measures to prevent fire hazards. The document also provides contact information for checking burn bans and requires the permittee's signature to acknowledge compliance with local laws.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Kitsap County Burn Permit in the editor.
Fill in the 'Date Issued' and 'Date Expires' fields to indicate the validity of your permit.
Enter your name in the 'Permittee' section, followed by the specific 'Burn Location' where you plan to conduct your outdoor burning.
Complete the 'Dist/Dept' and 'Phone' fields with relevant information for contact purposes.
Review the guidelines listed under 'All Outdoor Fires' to ensure compliance with safety regulations before signing.
Sign in the designated area to acknowledge your understanding and agreement to comply with all conditions outlined in the permit.

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Can you burn yard waste in Kitsap County?

What Can I Burn? Small recreational fires, when not banned, require no permit. It is legal to burn only natural vegetation items such as logs, leaves, brush trimmings, tree limbs. The burning of trash is prohibited, and hasnt been allowed for many years.

What is a Phase 1 burn ban in Kitsap?

Fire Danger Burn Bans Under a Phase 1 ban, all burning permits are suspended and all outdoor burning with the exception of recreational fires (see above) is prohibited.

Can you burn things in your yard?

To apply for a burn permit, click on our webpage at .

Can I have a fire pit in my backyard in Oregon?

In -Ground Fire Pits Fires are not allowed during high and extreme fire danger as declared by the Oregon Department of Forestry. Only dry wood or charcoal briquettes can be burned. Maximum pile size is 3 feet or less in diameter and 2 feet or less in height. Minimum 25 feet from structure or combustible materials.

Can you burn yard waste in Washington state?

Burning in a burn barrel is illegal in Washington. Outdoor burning is illegal in all urban growth areas. If you dont live in an urban growth area, you can burn yard waste (like leaves, grass, brush, and other yard trimmings) as long as smoke doesnt impact neighbors. Consider alternatives to burning.