burn ban

Burn bans now cover 22 East Texas counties as dry, windy conditions persist. Burn restrictions are in place as wildfire risk remains elevated.

The recent rains have brought a change to Bell County's outdoor burning rules. It’s a good reminder about the balance between fire safety and enjoying the outdoors.

East Texas faces worsening drought conditions as multiple counties issue burn bans due to dry weather and high fire risk.

Burn bans are now in effect for these East Texas counties.

Taylor County Commissioners have reinstituted a county-wide burn ban in the unincorporated areas of Taylor County. Swipe to learn more.

Tom Green County Commissioners want to remind you that Tom Green County is still in a burn ban.

In case you were wondering about the County Burn Ban you should know these facts.

On February 12th County Commissioners voted to lift the recently enacted burn ban.

For the next 90 days you will not be able to have open flames in the county.

The straight forward answer about the burn ban and fireworks for the Fourth of July in San Angelo.