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Within the District's tri-county jurisdiction, there are numerous fire protection agencies, both volunteer and full time. When these organizations conduct training exercises involving the open burning of vegetation, structures, or other materials, a District Fire Training Burn Permit (Form 1500) is required and a Fire Training Burn Authorization Number (Form 1501).

Burn barrels are only authorized in certain rural areas where homeowners are allowed to use a burn barrel to contain an open outdoor fire in addition to the burning of non-glossy paper and cardboard. Areas allowed a burn barrel exemption were granted to the District by the California Air Resources Board (CARB). The exemption allows burn barrels in certain authorized rural areas of Humboldt, Del…

A Smoke Management Plan (SMP) may be required depending upon the type, size, or location of your burn. SMPs are always required when a burn has the potential to impact nearby sensitive receptors (homes, schools, businesses, roads, etc.). Generally, an SMP is required if the quantity of material to be burned equals or exceeds one acre of material per calendar day. Depending on your burn, you may be…

Burning can release a substantial amount of air pollution, the District encourages everyone to use alternative methods to dispose of natural vegetation when feasible.