The burn season is now from October 15th to April 15th so rather than having to apply in the fall and again first thing in the new year, you apply once per burn season. There is also no fee associated with this process anymore. You simply click on the link provided below, read and acknowledge the appropriate documents and submit your application.
The Fire Chief will be emailed automatically and will review your application and approve it unless he/she feels that an inspection of the property is needed in which case they will notify you.
Also, if you have neighbours who are not on the internet and you don’t mind reaching out to them, please let them know about this process.
News Article
Open burning season closes at midnight on Thursday, April 15, 2021 in the Regional District of Okanagan-Similkameen (RDOS). The closure is outlined in Bylaw No. 2898, 2020, a bylaw to regulate open burning within five RDOS Fire Protection Areas of Anarchist, Kaleden, Naramata, Okanagan Falls, and Willowbrook.
If your property is located outside the areas listed above, please check with your local authority.
Campfires are permitted after April 15, 2021 as per provincial guidelines. A campfire is an open fire that burns wood in one pile not exceeding 0.5 m in height and 0.5 m in width, and specifically for heating or warmth, cooking or Indigenous ceremonial purpose. Campfires may be restricted at any time by the Fire Chief and fire districts will abide by provincial orders.
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Welcome Anarchist Mountain Residents and Visitors.
For your convenience, we have prepared a local community information contact flyer you may download for your reference. It contains contact information for the following local agencies and associations:
Anarchist Mountain Fire Department (AMFD)
Emergency Notification and Communication Team (ENCom)
Anarchist Mountain Community Society
Anarchist Mountain Fire Smart Committee
Websites
AMFD firefighters were out at the station tonight practicing in small groups social distancing and staying trained for the upcoming wildfire season.