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Vermont Current Fire Restrictions (2026)

Info: LawLert last read the Vermont FPR Wildfire Situation Update on October 13, 2026 and cannot re-read it.

InfoVerified Oct 13, 2026
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LawLert last read the Vermont FPR Wildfire Situation Update on October 13, 2026 and cannot re-read it. No state-issued burning restrictions are in effect (Vermont FPR's live Wildfire Situation Update states "No State issued burning restrictions at this time" — Vermont statewide preparedness level 1, with 68 wildfires and 258.95 acres burned year to date per the agency data updated September 15, 2026). Standing rule: you must get a burn permit from your Town Forest Fire Warden before any open burning — it is the law (10 V.S.A. § 2645) — and local wardens may add their own restrictions when conditions warrant, so local conditions vary. Vermont's daily fire danger map is updated March 20–November 30. Check the state wildfire-situation page and your warden before burning.

Official source: fpr.vermont.gov →

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Current Fire Restrictions in states bordering Vermont

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