Burn PermitFire SeasonAnderson Valley Fire Department 2026

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Please remember that burning is only allowed on permissive burn days, so be sure to check the daily status before lighting a fire. Additional Air Quality Permits May Be Required in Shasta County, larger-scale burns may also require a permit from the Shasta County Air Quality Management District (SCAQMD).
(b) Violation of the terms of a restricted temporary burning permit is a misdemeanor, and any person upon conviction thereof shall be punished by a fine of not less than two hundred fifty dollars ($250).
Open burning is prohibited except by permit or when it is done in a manner which contributes a negligible amount of air contaminants meaning: No material other than clean wood, propane, or natural gas may be burned except for commercially available fire logs, paraffin logs, or wood pellets.
Burn ban - What is a burn ban? A burn ban is exactly what the name implies no outside burning of any kind for a period of 60 (sixty) days from the day the ban is issued or until it is lifted by the County Judge.
Sign up to receive Air Alerts on air quality and to be notified when a mandatory No-Burn alert has been issued for your neighborhood. Visit the Check Before You Burn map on our website for daily forecast information. Call 866-966-3293 for daily Check Before You Burn information.

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Most agree that open burning can be described as a fire in which material(s) are burned in an open, outdoor area or in a container that does not have a chimney. Small fires for recreational purposes, such as cooking, backyard fire pits, camping fire rings, etc., may or may not fall under open burning laws.

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