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California statewide source summary

California residential burn-status information

45 counties include a CAL FIRE “Burning Suspended” label6 include “Permit Required” · 0 include “Burning Allowed”
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE)
Last checked
August 26, 2026 at 5:42 AM PDT
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  • The latest official CAL FIRE residential-status table was checked successfully.
  • The complete reviewed table was validated against all 58 California counties.
  • County pages preserve CAL FIRE jurisdiction limits and do not convert the source into a whole-county burn-ban claim.
These are CAL FIRE jurisdiction labels—not whole-county burn-ban totals.Local fire authorities, air districts, cities, land managers, permit rules, weather, and the exact property location may produce a different answer.
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