What this means
The latest official statewide update reports an active burn ban for this county.
Texas County, Oklahoma
The latest official statewide update reports an active burn ban for this county.
City rules, fire districts, Tribal lands, public lands, weather conditions, permits, environmental rules, land-manager restrictions, and property-specific requirements may still prohibit or limit burning. Check every authority that applies before burning.
Use the before-burning checklistOklahoma county commissioners may issue county burn bans with advice from county fire chiefs. The Governor may also issue a burn ban that supersedes county bans. Review the current order to learn which authority issued it.
Oklahoma Forestry Services provides the statewide reporting map used for this page. The map does not replace the current county or Governor order.
Open the official Oklahoma sourceA county or Governor burn-ban status does not decide whether burning is allowed or safe at a specific address. City, fire-district, Tribal, federal, land-manager, permit, weather, environmental, and other local rules may still apply.
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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.