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Total burn ban in Napanee as of April 1st

By Paul Martin Mar 31, 2026 | 10:11 AM
A total burn ban is in effect for Greater Napanee starting on April 1, 2026.
The Greater Napanee Fire Department implements a temporary open‑air burn ban during the high‑risk period following snowmelt and before vegetation fully greens. This is consistently the most dangerous time of year for grass and brush fires due to dry, dead vegetation, low humidity, and seasonal winds.
Under these conditions, even small or well‑intended burns can spread rapidly and become difficult to control. Spring wildfires present a significant risk to homes, farm buildings, infrastructure, agricultural lands, and natural areas, while also increasing hazards for responding firefighters.
Notice will be provided via the Town’s website and Facebook page once the total burn ban has been lifted.