As of now, all outdoor burning, including recreational campfires, charcoal and wood burning are prohibited until further notice.
A burn ban is in effect for all of Grays Harbor County . The county fire marshal’s office issued the ban effective Wednesday due to the continued dry conditions and warm weather that’s associated with the increased risk of wildfires. As of now, all outdoor burning, including recreational campfires, charcoal and wood burning are prohibited until further notice. While the burn ban was issued in Grays Harbor County, other counties and cities may have also enacted burn bans, and you are advised to check with officials if you are unsure about the rules in your area.
Mason County Sheriff’s Office Call Numbers
Primary Election Results Begin to Take Shape Across Grays Harbor and Pacific Counties
Aberdeen Police Department Responds to Armed Domestic Violence Incident in Cosmopolis
Another Major Drug Arrest In Grays Harbor County