Burn Restrictions Remain In Place For Grays Harbor County

Monday, October 24, 2022 at 10:23 AM

To stay up to date on date on current burn restrictions visit the GH County Fire Marshal office online.

East Grays Harbor Fire and Rescue is reminding everyone that even though there’s been rain and cooler
temperatures in the forecast, conditions are still extremely dry and burn restrictions will remain in place
for Grays Harbor County until there is significant rainfall and the County Fire Marshal determines it is
once again safe to resume outdoor burning. To stay up to date on date on current burn restrictions visit
the GH County Fire Marshal office online through the link on their website.

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Burn Restrictions Remain In Place For Grays Harbor County

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