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1. com.ohio.gov › FIREState Fire Marshal - Ohio

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   The Division of State Fire Marshal (SFM) regulates fire safety and prevention in Ohio. Find information on fire codes, training, grants, licensing, reporting and more.

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2. com.ohio.gov › divisions-and-programs › state-fire-marshalAbout State Fire Marshal - Ohio

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   Ohio's Division of State Fire Marshal, located in Reynoldsburg, is the oldest established office of its kind in the United States. The Division's mission is to safeguard the public, its property and the environment from fire and related risks through education, investigation and enforcement.

3. com.ohio.gov › divisions-and-programs › state-fire-marshalContact Us - Ohio

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   Do you have questions or comments regarding our work at the State Fire Marshal’s office? Please find information of the bureaus below to contact directly or you may reach us through the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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     Ohio ban on open burning lifted by state fire marshal due to recent rainfall

     Ohio State Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon lifted a burn ban in place for 24 counties Friday, ending over a month of prohibited burning in the state. Effective as of noon Friday, Ohioans can resume grilling with charcoal, lighting campfires, playing with sparklers and other activities previously prohibited by the burn ban.

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     The Repository

     Ohio fire marshal lifts ban on open burning after dry conditions improve

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     Ohio State Fire Marshal lifts drought burn ban, but regular fall fire restrictions still in place

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     Scioto Post

     Ohio State Fire Marshal Lifts Ban on Open Burning

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     Ohio State Fire Marshal is investigating an early Saturday morning fire in Wapakoneta

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5. www.dispatch.com › story › newsState fire marshal lifts Ohio burn ban after recent rain

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   11 paź 2024 · Ohio State Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon lifted a burn ban in place for 24 counties Friday, ending over a month of prohibited burning in the state. Effective as of noon Friday, Ohioans can resume ...

6. www.timesreporter.com › story › newsOhio fire marshal lifts open burning ban after dry conditions...

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   11 paź 2024 · Ohio State Fire Marshal Kevin Reardon issued an order Friday to lift the ban on open burning that was effective in 24 counties across the state, including Guernsey, Muskingum and Tuscarawas counties.

7. spectrumnews1.com › oh › columbusOhio fire marshal expands burn ban to 24 counties - Spectrum News

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   4 paź 2024 · Ohio fire marshal's burn ban remains in effect for 24 counties despite recent rain. OHIO — Despite Ohio's drought conditions improving slightly this week, the Ohio fire marshal announced an extension of the state's burn ban to 24 counties on Friday.

8. www.sciotopost.com › ohio-state-fire-marshal-lifts-ban-on-open-burningOhio State Fire Marshal Lifts Ban on Open Burning

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   11 paź 2024 · Columbus, OH — The Ohio State Fire Marshal, Kevin Reardon, has announced the lifting of the open burning ban that was implemented on September 6, 2024, due to severe drought conditions affecting much of the state. This decision follows collaborative efforts with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources and is based on recent rainfall and improved atmospheric conditions.