After the recent heat wave and extreme fire danger, recreational fires are prohibited throughout unincorporated Clark County, in addition to the general outdoor burning ban implemented July 5.

Based on years of data regarding fuel conditions, Clark County issues an outdoor burn ban each year from July 15 to Sept. 30. Depending on the conditions, the ban can start earlier or end later.

VANCOUVER Wash. (KPTV) – A burn ban affecting Clark County will lift Tuesday, the Clark County Fire Marshal announced Monday. “With the rain we had this weekend and a 14-day forecast of ...

Clark County says outdoor burn bans are implemented from July 15 through Sept. 30 each year. According to the Interim Fire Marshal, with cooler and wetter conditions on the horizon, there is less ...

The Clark county ban is effective immediatley and will remain in effect until further notice. The county said they issued the expansion to their previous burn ban because of the extreme fire danger.

Clark County’s ban begins July 5 and includes all land clearing and residential burning in the county. Clackamas County’s burn season ended June 15. No backyard burning is allowed.