Burn Ban Lifted in Platte Canyon Fire Protection District on 4/22/25

21 Apr 2025 21:32 #1 by MountainTownAlerts
From Platte Canyon Fire:
The Burn Ban for our district (Platte Canyon Fire) is being lifted on Tuesday 4/22/2025.

Please keep in mind that...Burn Ban restrictions can and do change frequently.

Also, Remember to check other areas, including other districts in Park County, for their current status and restrictions.

ALL outdoor (wood/slash burning) fires in our district require a burn permit.

Burn permits must be obtained/renewed annually.

You can get a burn permit in person during PCFPD's regular business at PCFPD st 2, 153 Delwood, Bailey, CO 80421 or online.

To get a burn permit online, go to pcfd.burnpermits.com. Click “Create Account” and follow the steps. If you already have an account, click “New Permit” and follow the steps.

Burn permits are paid online via pcfd.burnpermits.com. You must have a VALID burn permit to have a fire of any sort.

1. Permits are issued annually and expire December 31st of year of purchase (regardless of whether they were obtained on pcfd.burnpermits.com or via paper copy at the fire station).
2. Check burn ban status and report your burn—before EVERY time you burn.
Call (720) 770-2875 to check if open burning is allowed and to report your fire for the day. You can also report the burn via pcfd.burnpermits.com.
3. Burn—safely.

For campfires:
Keep fires under 3' in diameter and 3' high and follow burn permit guidelines.

For slash pile burns (burns not within designated pits or burn areas):
Slash pile burning is ONLY allowed October 1–April 30, with a minimum of 2" of snow on the ground.

Slash burning is prohibited from May 1st to September 30th regardless of the amount of snow on the ground.

Slash is defined as vegetation, pine needles, clean untreated lumber, and tree branches. NO burning of trash is allowed in Park County.

A slash burn MUST be called into the jurisdictional fire district AND must be approved by a site visit prior to the snow day or planned burn date.

Requests for site approvals can be made at 303-838-5853.

Follow all guidelines as found on pcfd.burnpermits.com.

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