Wildfire season is here: What to know about the burn ban in Cleveland County and North Carolina
Cleveland County, like the rest of the state, is under a burn ban within 100 feet of a house or building. The ban was put in place Friday, and the county will release additional details on its website.
BURN BAN IN EFFECT Due to increased fire danger, the Charlotte Fire Marshal has issued a local burn ban, effective ...
Grills and outdoor cooking devices are permitted but must be attended at all times. Cooking over an open flame, such as with ...
Dry and breezy weather is increasing the fire danger threats again this week again. North Carolina reminds under a burn ban ...
The NWS Newport/Morehead City NC issued an updated report at 4:10 a.m. on Wednesday for fire danger until 8 p.m. The alert is ...
Across western North Carolina, wildfires are raging as all 100 North Carolina counties remain under a burn ban. Crews from ...
Dare County has announced that as of Friday, March 21, a Burn Ban has been issued for all unincorporated areas of Dare County under the North Carolina Fire Code Section 307.1.1 Prohibited Open ...
On Friday, officials issued a burn ban until further notice in the state, saying breezy conditions and low humidity in the air would make it ideal for a small fire to get out of control quickly.
Officials say the fire spread from an illegal burn pile and the person who started the fire was fined and issued a warning ...
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