Thank you for your interest in obtaining a burn permit.
A burn permit can only be issued after a site inspection. To streamline this process, please complete the form below.
Please note that we are a volunteer station and are not staffed 24/7. We strive to respond to burn permit requests as quickly as possible, so plan your burn permit request accordingly.
What You Can’t Burn
Prohibited debris includes:
Animal manure; Pathological waste (waste from human health centres); Wood or wood products containing wood preservatives; Waste materials from construction sites; Rubber, including tires; Plastic, including baler twine; Oil; Containers that held pesticides, or any other chemicals; Plastic or rubber-coated materials, including copper wire
What You Can Burn
Burnable debris includes:
Brush and fallen trees; Used power and telephone poles that do not contain preservatives; Wood or wood products not containing preservatives; Solid waste from tree harvesting; Straw, stubble, grass, weeds, leaves and tree prunings; Solid waste from post and pole operations that does not contain wood preservatives