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What are the open and barrel burning regulations in my area?

April 26, 2017area Barrel burning regulations

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What are the open and barrel burning regulations in my area?

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There is no burning in Jackson County from November 1 to the end of February each year, except in certain areas that are outside of the Air Quality Maintenance Area boundaries. In addition, there is no burning in the City limits of Medford, at any time. From March 1 through the beginning of fire season, open and barrel burning is permitted in rural areas, with a burn permit. Fire season beginning and ending dates are set by the Oregon Department of Forestry (541-664-3328). From the end of fire season, through the end of October, open and barrel burning is again permitted with a burn permit. See your local fire department for a burn permit and specific regulations for your area. Each district issues burn permits for their own area. Burn permits are valid from March 1 through the end of October each year, except during fire season.