El Dorado County, California

Current CAL FIRE residential status

CAL FIRE: Burning Suspended

CAL FIRE's current table includes a Burning Suspended label for part or all of its jurisdiction associated with El Dorado County. Local rules and the exact property location still matter.

Source
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE)
Last checked
August 26, 2026 at 5:42 AM PDT
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What this label means

CAL FIRE's current table includes a Burning Suspended label for part or all of its jurisdiction associated with El Dorado County. Local rules and the exact property location still matter.

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Jurisdiction matters

CAL FIRE’s table applies to its residential-burning jurisdiction, including State Responsibility Area. It is not one legal answer for every address in El Dorado County.

Check the CAL FIRE SRA viewer
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Check local and air-district rules

Local fire authorities and air districts may require permits, declare no-burn days, or prohibit burning even when the CAL FIRE label appears less restrictive.

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Official source detail

CAL FIRE lists residential burning as suspended for its jurisdiction in El Dorado County. This is not a whole-county address determination; check the SRA viewer and local fire and air-district rules. Source table detail: CAL FIRE area: Burning Suspended; source effective value: Effective, June 15, 2026 at 8:00 AM.

Open the official CAL FIRE table
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Before you burn

Confirm the exact property jurisdiction, permits, air-quality rules, weather, land-manager restrictions, and current emergency instructions.

Use the before-burning checklist

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CountyBurnBan is not an emergency service. For emergencies, contact local emergency services. For legal permission to burn, check the official county or local authority. CountyBurnBan can review source and update issues, but it does not issue burn-ban orders.