Restricting outdoor debris burning until further notice.
Pacific County will implement a burn ban starting at 12:01 a.m. Saturday, July 12, restricting outdoor debris burning until further notice. Recreational campfires are still allowed under specific conditions, including designated fire pits and strict safety guidelines. Grays Harbor County is already under a burn ban, along with much of western Washington, due to heightened wildfire risk. Officials urge residents to follow the rules and check with their local fire district or the Washington State Department of Natural Resources for updates.
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