Fire Ban Status - None |
Arnprior does not typically put a fire ban in place as we only allow burning for recreational purposes with a permit due to our largely urban setting which poses less of a risk of fire affecting areas beyond its point of origin. Similarly, by adhering to the provisions of By-Law 6974-19 residents can ensure that recreational burning can be conducted safely without incident. Should the Chief Fire Official or the Province implement a burn ban in the future it would be posted on the municipal website under the heading news and notices and here on the website. |
Open Air Burning is regulated in the Town of Arnprior and a permit is required before any open air burning takes place. In order to receive a “Permit To Burn” a resident would be required to review Municipal By-Law 6974-19. Provided the resident is able to meet all of the provisions of By-Law 6974-19 they can fill out an Open Air Burning Application and follow the submission instructions therein. Once the Fire Chief or Designate reviews the application the resident will be issued a permit within 10 business days.
Note: Tenants must provide written consent from their current property owners prior to issuance of a permit (email submission is acceptable).
Regulations as per By-law 6974-19. |
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Contact Us
Cory Nicholas
Captain Fire Prevention/Protection Officer
Arnprior Fire Department 67 Meehan Street, Arnprior ON K7S 2B7, Map this Location
T. 613-623-4231 x1837
Rick Desarmia
Deputy Fire Chief/Fire Prevention/Protection Officer
Arnprior Fire Department 67 Meehan Street, Arnprior ON K7S 2B7, Map this Location
T. 613-623-4231 x1836