Area Fire Marshals and Surrounding Cities Enact Burn Restrictions

Spokane, WALocal News

Fire marshals across the Spokane area enacted burn restrictions effective June 30, 2025, in response to increased wildfire risks from warm weather and limited rainfall. The Spokane Valley Fire Department, along with other local agencies, seeks to minimize human-caused wildfires during the summer months. Under the restrictions, open burning and recreational fires are banned, with allowances for certain approved outdoor devices. Fire Marshal Lance Dahl highlighted the need for community vigilance to prevent wildfires. Continued dry conditions have raised concerns about air quality and respiratory health, particularly for vulnerable groups.

Residents are urged to adhere to guidelines to ensure safety and report any fire hazards. Violations of the burn restrictions can result in misdemeanor charges. These measures reflect the proactive approach taken by local agencies to protect the community during the wildfire season.

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