BURN STATUS: No Burn Ban In Effect
A Stage One outdoor burn ban will go into effect at 8:00 a.m. Monday, June 22nd, 2026, in Kitsap County. All burn permits are suspended. Only cooking and small recreational fires are allowed. Recreational fires must be: - Three feet or less in diameter - Made of charcoal or firewood, no yard debris or trash - At least 25 feet from structures or combustibles - Must be attended by a responsible adult with water or a shovel on hand - Burn responsibly Fires must be fully extinguished, soaked and cool to the touch, before being left unattended. No permit is required for recreational fires. This ban will remain in place until seasonal rain returns.
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Fire Levy Lid Lift
On August 1, 2023, the citizens of South Kitsap Fire and Rescue (SKFR) will be asked to vote on restoring the District’s Fire Levy. Fire district levies are not new taxes. This is a renewal of the current fire levy that was approved in 2017. If approved by the majority of SKFR voters, the fire…
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