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   Do I need a permit to burn yard debris in Virginia?

   • If burning is the best or only option, please follow these guidelines: Call before you burn yard debris. Check with your local fire department, the Virginia Department of Forestry office, or the Air Protection Authority (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality) to learn if there are any burning restrictions and if a permit is required.

   Before You Burn : Virginia Department of Forestry

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   How do I know if I need a fire permit in Virginia?

   • Check with your local fire department, the Virginia Department of Forestry office, or the Air Protection Authority (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality) to learn if there are any burning restrictions and if a permit is required. Know the weather forecast. Never burn on dry or windy days because it is easy for fire to spread out of control.

   Before You Burn : Virginia Department of Forestry

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   How can I obtain a burn permit?

   • To obtain a burn permit, also known as a Hazardous Use Permit, you can call the Fire Marshal’s Office at 703-792-6360 or get an application at www.pwcva.gov/department/fire under the Fire and Rescue Code Compliance and Permits Hazardous Use section. The permits do require a non-refundable fee.

   Burning Regulations - pwcva.gov

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   Which types of burning require a permit?

   • Two recognized types of burning require a permit: the burning of materials wherein products of combustion are emitted directly into the ambient air without passing through a stack or chimney from an enclosed chamber.

   Burning Regulations - pwcva.gov

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   What should I do if a fire starts in Virginia?

   • Always have water and fire tools on site. Keep a water-charged hose, a bucket of water, a shovel, and dirt or sand nearby to extinguish the fire. Stay with the fire. Virginia law requires that you monitor a debris burn continually from start to finish, until the fire is completely out. Extinguish the fire.

   Before You Burn : Virginia Department of Forestry

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   Is it allowed to have a bonfire in Virginia?

   • ( VA code 10.1-1142) Bonfires are permitted in Virginia, but they require a permit and are generally not allowed from May through September due to regulations set forth by the Department of Environmental Quality. For more information, please see www.dof.virginia.gov.

   Burning Regulations - pwcva.gov

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2. dof.virginia.gov › before-you-burnBefore You Burn : Virginia Department of Forestry

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   Call before you burn yard debris. Check with your local fire department, the Virginia Department of Forestry office, or the Air Protection Authority (Virginia Department of Environmental Quality) to learn if there are any burning restrictions and if a permit is required. Know the weather forecast.

3. kwc.gov › 447 › Open-Burning-Burn-PermitsOpen Burning & Burn Permits | King William County, VA

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   Open Burning & Burn Permits. Open Burning is the burning of unwanted materials, such as paper, trees, brush, leaves, grass, and other debris, where smoke and other emissions are released directly into the air.

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5. www.pwcva.gov › burning-regulationsBurning Regulations - Prince William County Government

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   Burn permits are also referred to as Hazardous Use Permits and must be applied for by calling the Fire Marshal’s Office at 703-792-6360 or obtaining an application at www.pwcva.gov/department/fire under the Fire and Rescue Code Compliance and Permits Hazardous Use section.

6. henrico.gov › services › application-for-open-burningApplication For Open Burning Permit - Henrico County, Virginia

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   Application For Open Burning Permit. Availability: Online. Over The Phone. Via Mail. Open burn permits and guidelines.

   • Location: 4301 E. Parham Rd, Henrico, 23228, VA
   • Email: firedept@henrico.gov

   • Phone: (804) 501-4900

7. law.lis.virginia.gov › vacode › title10§ 10.1-1142. Regulating the burning of woods, brush, etc ...

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   Regulating the burning of woods, brush, etc.; penalties. A. It shall be unlawful for any owner or lessee of land to set fire to, or to procure another to set fire to, any woods, brush, logs, leaves, grass, debris, or other inflammable material upon such land unless he previously has taken all reasonable care and precaution, by having cut and ...

8. staffordcountyva.gov › burn_lawsBurn Laws - Stafford County, VA

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   Find the Summary of the Stafford County Burn Law (PDF), which outlines additional guidelines for burning within the County of Stafford. Enclosed you will also find contact numbers to notify the County of your intent to burn and when permits may be required.

9. law.lis.virginia.gov › admincode › title99VAC5-130-40. Permissible open burning. - Virginia Law

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   Open burning is permitted for camp fires or other fires that are used solely for recreational purposes, for ceremonial occasions, for outdoor noncommercial preparation of food, and for warming of outdoor workers provided the materials specified in subsections B and C of 9VAC5-130-30 are not burned. 5.