Campfires are only allowed within constructed permanent enclosures, including designated fire grates in developed campgrounds (i.e., a metal, in-ground containment structure). 

No fires of any type, including charcoal, outside of developed and designated areas.

No smoking except within an enclosed vehicle or building, a developed recreation site, or in a barren area free of vegetation.

No use of explosive materials, including explosive targets or incendiary rounds.

No welding or operation of an acetylene or other similar torch with open flame, or any other spark-producing device, except in an area that has been cleared of vegetation and with a fire suppression device. 

No operation of any internal combustion engine without a spark-arresting device properly installed and in working order.

No personal fireworks. 

Outdoor recreational shooting is permitted only in pre-approved, designated areas.

No open flame, including but not limited to portable outdoor fireplaces, campfires, wood or charcoal grills. Liquid or gas-fueled stoves with shut-off valves may be utilized.

No smoking, except within an enclosed vehicle or building.

No use of explosive materials, including explosive targets or incendiary rounds.

No welding or operation of an acetylene or other similar torch with open flame, or any other spark-producing device, without a permit. A ‘HOTWORK’ permit can be issued through your local fire department with a site inspection. 

No operation of any internal combustion engine without a spark-arresting device properly installed and in working order. 

No personal fireworks

No agricultural burning, unless a valid permit has been duly issued by the appropriate fire authorities.

Outdoor recreational shooting is permitted only in pre-approved, designated areas with appropriate mitigation measures and on-site fire suppression equipment. Preapproval must come from your local fire protection districts.