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The burn ban has been lifted in Brazos County for over two months, but there are still limitations to burning in the county.
- Burn only outside the corporate limits of a city or town
- Keep fires downwind of or at least 300 feet away from any neighboring structure that contains sensitive receptors
- Begin burning no earlier than one hour after sunrise, end it the same day and no later than one hour before sunset
- Winds must be from six to 23 miles per hour during the burn period
- Do NOT burn:
- Electrical insulation
- Treated lumber
- Plastics
- Construction or demolition materials not made of wood
- Heavy oils
- Asphaltic materials
- Potentially explosive materials
- Chemical Wastes
- Items that contain natural or synthetic rubber
William Bouse of the Bryan Fire Department said all citizens must remember burning is NEVER allowed in the city limits.
Comments from William Bouse, Feb. 2, 2012