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Rules and Regulations Open Burn/Recreational Fire Rules REQUIRED READING
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Fill in the request application form below if you want to request an Open Burn (recreational fire) Permit.
First Name* Last Name*
Address of Open Burn Location* This is the address where the fire will take place.
, Zip Code*
Phone*
Email* Upon approval, this is where the link to print the permit is sent.
Fires are only allowed to burn for 3 hours per day, and must be extinguished by 11:00 PM.In the months of March, April, May, October, and November, the fires cannot begin before 6:00 PM.
Requested Begin Date* Permits require a 48-hour notice, and are not processed after 4:00 PM or on weekends.Please be aware that you do not have permission to burn until you receive an approval email.
Purpose of the fire*
Nature and quantities of the material to be burned*
Forbidden Materials Materials that you are not permitted to burn are: leaves, branches, sticks, twigs, brush, grass, treated lumber such as 2×4s or pallets, yard debris of any kind, construction material of any kind, etc. For more information on materials that you cannot burn, read the information on these pages:CantonHealth.org and EPA.Ohio.gov
Materials that you are not permitted to burn are: leaves, branches, sticks, twigs, brush, grass, treated lumber such as 2×4s or pallets, yard debris of any kind, construction material of any kind, etc.
For more information on materials that you cannot burn, read the information on these pages:CantonHealth.org and EPA.Ohio.gov
Fire-Extinguishing Equipment*
Rules and Regulations Open Burn/Recreational Fire Rules(opens in new tab, REQUIRED READING)
Did you read and understand the Rules and Regulations? I have read and agree to follow the rules and regulations for open burning / recreational fires, and I understand that the permit is NOT valid UNTIL I receive an email saying the permit is approved.
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* - Required field- Do not submit the request until you have read and understand the Open Burn/Recreational Fire Rules.