County Burn Ban Status
Instant burn ban lookups for 531 counties across Texas, California, Oklahoma, Florida & Arkansas. Type your county name or zip code.
Covering TX · OK · FL · AR · CA — more states coming soon
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What is a burn ban?
A burn ban is an order issued by a county judge or local authority that prohibits outdoor burning. They’re enacted during drought, high winds, or elevated fire danger to protect lives and property.
Before you burn outdoors
- Check your county’s current status below
- Confirm with your county judge or fire marshal
- Avoid burning on windy or very dry days
- Keep water and tools nearby if burning is allowed
Data sources
Texas data is pulled daily from the Texas A&M Forest Service. California pages link to CAL FIRE. Oklahoma, Florida, and Arkansas pages link directly to official state forestry and agriculture agencies.
States covered
- Texas — 254 counties (live status)
- California — 58 counties (live status)
- Oklahoma — 77 counties
- Florida — 67 counties
- Arkansas — 75 counties
Burn Ban Guides
What Causes a Burn Ban? The Science Behind the Decision
Learn how drought indices, wind speed, and humidity trigger county burn bans across the US.
California Wildfire Season 2026: What Homeowners Need to Know
CAL FIRE burn restrictions, State Responsibility Areas, and how to protect your property.
Burn Ban Violations: Fines and Penalties by State
What happens if you burn during a ban in Texas, California, Oklahoma, Florida, or Arkansas.
How to Check If You Can Burn in Your County: A State-by-State Guide
Official sources and tips for checking burn ban status in every covered state.
Burn Ban vs. No-Burn Day: What’s the Difference?
County burn bans and air quality no-burn days are not the same thing. Here’s what each means.