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Gillespie County Judge Daniel Jones, at the urging of Fire Marshal Steve Olfers and area volunteer fire department chiefs, initiated a burn ban on January 3 due to continuing dry conditions. The ban is for 90 days, or until the Commissioners Court determines that the circumstances no longer apply. Violating the burn ban is a Class C misdemeanor, which can result in a fine of up to $500.
County judges and commissioners’ courts can enact burn bans during periods of high wildfire danger or drought to protect the public and prevent human-caused wildfires.
Outdoor burning is permitted in Texas for recreational or ceremonial purposes, for cooking food, or for generating warmth in cold weather.
For more information, visit www.gillespiecounty.org.
Written by: Michelle Layton