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Regulations
- What can be burned? – It is only legal to burn natural vegetation or firewood in any fire. It is illegal to burn anything else – even paper (except for the amount of paper necessary to start a fire).
- Burn Barrels – The use of burn barrels is prohibited statewide.
- Nuisance - Smoke, odor or ash that unreasonably impacts neighboring properties is illegal.
- Construction and demolition debris – It is illegal to burn any material resulting from a construction, renovation or demolition project.
- Off site debris – It is illegal to burn any material that is not generated on site.
- Commercial businesses – no burning is allowed at permanently located commercial establishments except for land-clearing operations where land-clearing burning is allowed. (NWCAA Section 502.8)
- Hours allowed – Burning is allowed during daylight hours only unless otherwise permitted by the Fire Warden. (Recreational fires are excluded from this restriction.)
Weather conditions - Burn only during light winds that do not exceed 7–10 MPH. Do not burn during stagnant weather conditions. - Burn bans – No burning is allowed during a burn ban.
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:General WA Burning Rules:
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