NOTE: The Cottonwood Fire Protection District does NOT have a dedicated office staff and is monitored by our ON-DUTY Firefighting Members. Our station is located at 20875 4th Street Cottonwood, CA 96022. Permit approvals are completed daily from 9am- 5pm. Permits issued for land clearing, fuel mitigation and agricultural burning must be endorsed/approved by the Cottonwood Fire Protection District. Land clearing, fuel mitigation and agricultural burn permits may be acquired at the Shasta County Air Quality, 1855 Placer Street, Suite101 Redding, California 96001 Phone: (530) 225-5674. Permits are sold during burn season only. Permits may be purchased in person daily from 9am- 5pm, $10 per burn permit, payable by check or cash. Agricultural burn permits can be obtained by calling CAL FIRE. **CALFIRE BURN PERMITS ARE NOT VALID WITHIN THE CFPD BOUNDARIES Residential burn permits are required beginning May 1st of the year. Burn permits may be suspended at any time, stay informed by calling 53 daily after 9:00am. Burn permits do not expire, however, they are usually suspended between May and November due to critical fire conditions. Permits are valid for Residential "Door Yard Burning" only, please see restrictions. View the whole Press Release here: Burn Suspension Lifted 2022.Burn permits are required for all areas located within the Cottonwood Fire Protection District (CFPD). For more information on how you can protect your family, home and property by creating and maintaining defensible space visit # clearance to bare soil around the burn pile and that a responsible adult attends all times with a water source and a shovel. Qualifying agricultural burn types can avoid open burn fees by having waste material chipped. Contact your local CAL FIRE region for more information. Burn permits may be required and during the dry months CAL FIRE will suspend burning all together. Burn permits can be obtained online at .gov. Some CAL FIRE regions require a burn permit and burn pile inspection prior to open burning. Ensure that piles from landscape debris are no larger than 4-ft. Structural fire training notifications must be postmarked at least 10 business days prior to burning. The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection LassenModoc Unit has begun making residential burn permits available online for residents living within the state responsibility area of Lassen, Modoc and Plumas counties. Due to social distancing guidelines, we ask that you do not attempt to obtain a permit in person.Ĭontact your local Air Quality Management District to determine what permit requirements or burning restrictions apply in your area and ALWAYS call to ensure burn day status.įor alternatives to burning your piles, please contact the El Dorado County Fire Safe Council at for details on available programs. If an online permit is not an option and you reside in the Amador-El Dorado Unit service area, call (530) 644-2345 for assistance. Permits are valid for the calendar year in which they are issued and must be reissued annually on or after January 1st of each year. Burn piles are prohibited in the city limits of Grass Valley and Nevada City. The applicant must then print and sign the permit. Residents wishing to burn must verify it is a permissive burn day before burning by contacting Northern Sierra Air Quality Management District: (530) 274-7928 and securing a burn permit online at .gov. Air District Burning Permit Required for landowners who burn larger than 4. Watch the mandatory video which reviews burning requirements and safety tips, fill in the required fields, submit the form and a dooryard burn permit will be created. Issued by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE). To acquire a permit, applicants may access the website at.
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