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Campfire ban lifted in District of Squamish

staff report
April 28, 2020 12:13pm

Squamish Fire Rescue has lifted the campfire ban across the District of Squamish effective as of Tuesday, April 28 at noon.

A combination of recent wet conditions, and weather forecast has prompted the lifting of the ban.

District said a permit is required for all backyard campfires, which must be supervised by an adult and can be no greater than 0.5 metres in height or diameter.

Permits are being issued online only at this time. Permits are valid for the duration that one lives at the registered property.

Annual renewal, however, is no longer required.

Those who want apply for a campfire permit, can do so online. Please contact Squamish Fire Rescue at 604.898.9666 for further information, or call 911 to report a fire.

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