Get Az Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency Open Burn Permit Application 2012-2024

It may be okay to burn leaves, branches, tree limbs, twigs, lawn clippings, woody vegetation, yard trimmings, clean unpainted, uncoated wood or untreated lumber. Check your local and/or other state ordinances. Improper out-door burning can lead to fines up to $25,000.

GET A PERMIT. A permit is required from the Tennessee Division of Forestry between October 15 to May 15 where local restrictions do not supercede. Notify your local fire department and neighbors to let them know your plans to burn. Do not burn on windy days. Stay abreast of changing weather conditions.

Applying for an open burn permit is now paperless. You may instantly receive your permit confirmation and documentation by completing the online application at http://.azdeq.gov/OpenBurn. People without computer access may call ADEQ's Air Quality Division at (602) 771-0149 for assistance.

Permits are free of charge and may be obtained by calling (877) 350-2876. You can also obtain a permit online for piles of leaves or brush measuring 8X8 feet or less by following the link below. Burning permits are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except on holidays.

Permits are not required for burning in containers such as a metal barrel with a ½" mesh screen cover. Anyone needing to burn within an incorporated city should contact city authorities about any local burning ordinances.

How do I obtain a permit? You can obtain a permit through this website, or by calling 1-844-844-BURN . Fires should not be initiated before sunrise and should be completely extinguished before dark.

GET A PERMIT. A permit is required from the Tennessee Division of Forestry between October 15 to May 15 where local restrictions do not supercede. Notify your local fire department and neighbors to let them know your plans to burn. Do not burn on windy days.

For broadcast burning applications such as forestry (understory, site prep), agricultural (crop stubble, field clearing), wildlife (habitat, warm season grasses), land clearing (dozer piles, windrows) or other burning, call (877) 350-BURN (2876) to speak with a Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry ...

It may be okay to burn leaves, branches, tree limbs, twigs, lawn clippings, woody vegetation, yard trimmings, clean unpainted, uncoated wood or untreated lumber. Check your local and/or other state ordinances. Improper out-door burning can lead to fines up to $25,000.

GET A PERMIT. A permit is required from the Tennessee Division of Forestry between October 15 to May 15 where local restrictions do not supercede. Notify your local fire department and neighbors to let them know your plans to burn. Do not burn on windy days. Stay abreast of changing weather conditions.

Applying for an open burn permit is now paperless. You may instantly receive your permit confirmation and documentation by completing the online application at http://.azdeq.gov/OpenBurn. People without computer access may call ADEQ's Air Quality Division at (602) 771-0149 for assistance.

Permits are free of charge and may be obtained by calling (877) 350-2876. You can also obtain a permit online for piles of leaves or brush measuring 8X8 feet or less by following the link below. Burning permits are available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except on holidays.

Permits are not required for burning in containers such as a metal barrel with a ½" mesh screen cover. Anyone needing to burn within an incorporated city should contact city authorities about any local burning ordinances.

How do I obtain a permit? You can obtain a permit through this website, or by calling 1-844-844-BURN . Fires should not be initiated before sunrise and should be completely extinguished before dark.

GET A PERMIT. A permit is required from the Tennessee Division of Forestry between October 15 to May 15 where local restrictions do not supercede. Notify your local fire department and neighbors to let them know your plans to burn. Do not burn on windy days.

For broadcast burning applications such as forestry (understory, site prep), agricultural (crop stubble, field clearing), wildlife (habitat, warm season grasses), land clearing (dozer piles, windrows) or other burning, call (877) 350-BURN (2876) to speak with a Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry ...