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Burn Permits An agricultural burn is the use of fire to clear land of existing native vegetation or crop residue ro kill weeds and weed seeds on farms or ranches at least 5 acres in size if in a A-2 zone or 35 acres if in A-1 zone and used for farming or ranching.
- Residential Burn Permit | Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District ...
This permit allows the undersigned to have an open burn at...
- Controlled Burns Are Now Allowed with a Permit | Pueblo Rural Fire ...
Due to the snow that we have received over the last week,...
- Residential Burn Permit | Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District ...
This permit allows the undersigned to have an open burn at the above specified location.
Due to the snow that we have received over the last week, the Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District is now allowing controlled burning within our district as of December 16th, 2020. Please have a current burn permit with the PRFPD which can be found on our website under Open Burn Information.
Burn permits for the Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District are now available online. Go to puebloruralfire.com and fill out your burn permit for 2020. Remember, you must live within our district for this permit to be valid.
Burn Permits are available at Puebloruralfire.com for anyone who lives in the Pueblo Rural Fire District. Controlled Burns are allowed in our district with a permit.
How do I apply for a permit? Open Burning Small Pile/Slash Permit application | Download the form to fill out PDF / Word. Please send the completed application to: Email: cdphe.apopenburning@state.co.us. Fax: 303-782-0278. Mail: For questions, please contact the Air Pollution Control Division at 303-692-3268. What materials may be burned?
Controlled burns are now allowed in the Pueblo Rural Fire Protection District with a permit.
