Wildfire Danger Level For: [current_date format=’F j, Y’] Extreme Wildfire Danger Total Burn Ban No outdoor fires are allowed. No recreational fires are allowed. For Today’s Burn Info Burn Hotline 254-933-5555 Know The Rules Texas Outdoor Burning Laws View The Laws (PDF) Local Resources Coryell County Outdoor Burning Bell County Fire Marshall Texas A&M Forest … Read more
Wildfire Danger Level For: [current_date format=’F j, Y’] Moderate Wildfire Danger July–October based upon conditions. Recreational fires allowed with precautions. All other outdoor burning requires a current written Texas A&M Forest Service and/or local fire district special open burn permit in possession at time of fire. Agricultural burning is permitted on approved agricultural burning days … Read more
Wildfire Danger Level For: [current_date format=’F j, Y’] Low Wildfire Danger Refer to Texas A&M Forest Service and/or local fire district open burning rules for regulation details. Special open burning permits may be required. Recreational fires allowed with precautions. For Today’s Burn Info Burn Hotline 254-933-5555 Know The Rules Texas Outdoor Burning Laws View The … Read more
Wildfire Danger Level For: [current_date format=’F j, Y’] High Wildfire Danger Recreational fires allowed with extreme caution but may be revoked based on conditions. Significant fire safety precautions are necessary. All other open burning requires a written Texas A&M Forest Service and/or local fire district special open burn permit to be in possession at time … Read more
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