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8 Porch Notes tagged “fire restrictions,” from counties across Colorado.

Outdoors and wildfire - La Plata County

On the San Juan National Forest, camping rules change by ranger district

The San Juan National Forest covers much of northern La Plata County, and where you can disperse camp or have a campfire depends on the specific area and any current restrictions.

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Local rules - Douglas County

Check Douglas County fire restrictions before burning

Outdoor fires and fireworks in unincorporated Douglas County can be legal one day and restricted the next, so check the current rule every time.

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Local rules - Montezuma County

Fire restrictions in Montezuma County depend on the exact jurisdiction

Before burning, using fireworks, or planning a campfire, check the current rule for the specific land manager.

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Local rules - Routt County

Routt County fire restrictions depend on whose land you are on

Routt County fire restrictions cover private and state land outside towns; national forest and BLM land run on separate federal orders.

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Local rules - Jefferson County

A Jeffco open burn needs both permit and fire-condition checks

An open burn in Jeffco needs a Public Health permit and a Sheriff's fire-restriction check, since bans freeze permits outright.

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Local rules - Jefferson County

Jeffco fireworks that explode or leave the ground are illegal

In Colorado, fireworks that explode or leave the ground are illegal, and fire restrictions can tighten the limits further on dry days.

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Local rules - Arapahoe County

Arapahoe burn rules can be stricter than the state baseline

Arapahoe burn rules run in three stages and can be stricter than the state's; Stage 1 bans open burning without a fire-district permit.

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Local rules - Otero County

In Otero County, open burning has rules and the sheriff is fire warden

Otero County regulates open burning under its county code, and the sheriff serves as fire warden, so burning trash, brush, or ditches calls for checking current rules first.

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