Burn Ban

Stage 1 Burn Ban Effective June 22, 2026 at 8:00 am

The Kitsap County Fire Marshal, in coordination with the Kitsap County Fire Chiefs Association, announced the implementation of a Stage One ban on outdoor burning effective 8 a.m. Monday, June 22.

All burning permits are suspended, and outdoor burning other than cooking or recreational fires is prohibited until further notice. The ban is coordinated with Mason, Pierce and King counties and is likely to remain in effect until late fall and the arrival of seasonal rainfall.

“Given the dry conditions, we’re asking the community to exercise an abundance of caution,” said Kitsap County Fire Marshal, David Lynam. “Even small outdoor fires can have outsized impacts during this time of year. Your cooperation helps protect our neighborhoods and first responders until conditions improve.”

Burning Permit Information 

Contact your local fire district for permit requirements and fire safety guidelines: 

Confused About Burn Bans?

There are different types of burn bans in Kitsap County. One is a permanent ban — prohibiting outdoor burning within Kitsap County’s urban growth boundaries. The others are measures to stop burning temporarily for health or fire safety reasons. Read more…

CKFR Outdoor Burning Information
Due to the revision in our State laws, CKFR was affected with a major change that affected the burn boundaries in our serving area. The change created a NO BURN ZONE that includes all of Silverdale and much of the area to the East and Southeast towards Bremerton.  Read more…

Burn Ban Status

Burning Is Not Allowed Effective 6/22

Do I live in a Burn Ban Zone?

areas shaded depict permanent burn ban zones

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