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Burning shall be allowed from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily unless otherwise stated by the fire dept at (928) 358-1228. The burning material is to be observed at all times by a responsible adult until the fire is completely extinguished (no flame or smoldering material remains).
After receiving acknowledgment that you are approved for a burn permit return to this page to schedule your burn time. It is very important for us to know when and where people within the Taylor-Snowflake Fire District are burning.
• You must have responsible person present at your burn location for the duration of the burn. • You may be required to make arrangements or obtain special permission and instructions from your local fire department, before being allowed to burn.
To get started with your open burn application, you will first need to check the box “I’m not a robot.” Then you can do one of the following: Click RESUME DRAFT APPLICATION, if you started and saved a draft application within the last 7 days. Not sure if you need an open burn permit? Learn More>
Permits are issued at The Building Department, which is located at the Taylor Town Hall. For small jobs, (Water heaters, piping exceeding three feet) you will complete a form, pay a fee, and get your permit.
Why do I need a burn permit? In most cases when burning materials in the open, an open burning permit from the Arizona Department of Environmen-tal Quality (ADEQ) is required by law (please refer to Arizona Revised Statutes § 49-501 and Arizona Administrative Code R18-2-602). These laws are intended to help protect the public from smoke impacts.
21 paź 2024 · If you need to set an outdoor fire for weed abatement, prevention of fire hazards, or firefighting instruction, Arizona law requires you to get an open burn permit. This requirement does not apply to fires set by public officers in the performance of an official duty.
