Cowlitz Burn Ban Expanded

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  Cowlitz County's seasonal burn ban was initially enacted on July 15“Due to increased fire danger and commitment of shared firefighting resources, effective immediately, the seasonal burn ban enacted on July 15 is expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within the unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County.”
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  Cowlitz County's seasonal burn ban has been expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within unincorporated areas of the county“Due to increased fire danger and commitment of shared firefighting resources, effective immediately, the seasonal burn ban enacted on July 15 is expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within the unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County.”
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  The ban is effective immediately“effective immediately, the seasonal burn ban enacted on July 15 is expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within the unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County.”
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  The ban will remain in effect until further notice“This expanded ban will remain in effect until further notice.”
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  Exceptions include gas-fired tables and patio heaters operated per manufacturer instructions“Exceptions: Gas-fired tables and other gas-fired patio heaters operated in accordance with the manufacturer�s instructions are permitted during this ban.”
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  Exceptions include self-contained wood pellet or charcoal grills on non-combustible surfaces“Self-contained cooking grills fueled by wood pellets or charcoal are also permitted when placed upon a concrete or other non-combustible surface.”
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  Ash must be fully extinguished and disposed of in metal containers“Charcoal and pellet ash must be completely extinguished and disposed of in a metal container.”
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  The ban applies to all unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County“effective immediately, the seasonal burn ban enacted on July 15 is expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within the unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County.”
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  The ban applies to all unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County as stated in the official notice from the Cowlitz County Fire Marshal's Office“effective immediately, the seasonal burn ban enacted on July 15 is expanded to prohibit all recreational fires and campfires within the unincorporated areas of Cowlitz County.”
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  The Fire Marshal's Office urges residents to comply with the banNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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  The Fire Marshal's Office can be contacted at (360) 577-3052“Contact ���Mike Wilson, Building Official Fire Marshal�s Office Phone: (360) 577-3052 Ext. 6655 [email protected] ��� ”
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  The Fire Marshal's Office can be contacted via the county website at www.co.cowlitz.wa.usNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.