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As the temperature drops outside, wood and pellet stoves may be fired up inside the home. What you may not realize is that heating equipment is one of the leading causes of home fires during the winter months.

Current Burn Restrictions:

Spokane County Fire Protection District #11 is within Spokane County and uses the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency for Burn Restrictions and Regulations. Use the link below to be directed to the most current Burn Restrictions:

Current Burn Restrictions

 

**After referencing the Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency’s current burning restrictions, the following rules below apply**

General Non-Recreational Burning Info:

Town of Rockford Residents: Residents within the Town of Rockford City Limits are NOT allowed to burn non-recreationally. Recreational fires are the only burning allowed within City Limits.

Fire District #11 Residents outside of Rockford City Limits: Burn Permits are required for any Non-recreational burning such as yard debris. Burn Permits can be purchased through the Town of Rockford City Hall for $20, Monday-Friday 9:00AM-4:00PM, closed for lunch 12:00PM-1:00PM. Burning rules and regulations are issued by the Spokane Clean Air Agency, use this link to review the types of burning allowed.

Outdoor Burning Rules and Regulations

Town of Rockford Website

About SCFPD#11

Spokane County Fire Protection District #11 was created in 1956 by 5 members of our local community. Our District has always been an all-Volunteer organization, and operates solely by our dedicated Volunteers, both past and present. Today, our District has two stations and on average 25 Volunteers on its roster.

Our Districts mission is to dedicate ourselves to serving the public in and around our District by providing the highest level of services, protection of life, property and the environment we live in. We maintain a full service program that includes responding to emergency services, quality training of our District members, and public education and fire prevention resources for our residents. Our Districts goal is to protect and respond to our residents with our available resources at hand.