1. Wardens Report
About Warden's Report
2. Warden's Report - Facebook
Warden's Report is a website that enables towns to offer their residents online burn permits free of charge! Get your town on board! www.wardensreport. com.
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3. Maine Open Burn Permit
This online service allows you to request an open burning permit from 9am - Midnight, 7 days a week.
4. Burn Permits | Kennebunk, ME - Official Website
Burn permits are issued through Warden's Report starting at 9:00 a.m. each day once the State of Maine Forest Service has determined the Fire Class Day.
Obtain a permit so that you can burn safely.
5. Burning Permits | Town of Lebanon ME
Burning permits may be obtained online via www.wardensreport.com. There is no charge to obtain a burning permit at the station or online.
Click here for additional information about Burning PermitsBurning permits may be obtained online via www.wardensreport.comThere is no charge to obtain a burning permit at the station or online. Permits obtained online MUST be kept by the responsible party.
6. Burning Permits - Buxton Fire-Rescue
Burning permits may be obtained online at www.wardensreport.com after 9:00am. If you do not have access to a computer, you can obtain a burn permit by ...
See AlsoHilton Request ReceiptTown of Buxton Burning Permit Information Burning Permits may be obtained online at www.wardensreport.com after 9:00am. If you do not have access to a computer, you can obtain a burn permit by contacting the town fire warden at (207) 219-9027. If the fire warden is unavailable, contact Buxton Fire-Rescue at (207) 929-3099 ext. 101. State of Maine Rules and Guidelines for Open Burning Open Burning Permits Open Burning is the burning of any type of combustible material out of doors in the open or in incinerators that are less than 1,000 gallons. Permits are granted by the DOC Forest Ranger, the town forest fire warden, or the fire chief that has jurisdiction over the location where the fire is to be set. Permits must be issued in accordance with all applicable state and local fire regulations. A permit may be revoked: • During a period of high forest fire danger • Where a nuisance condition is created • When permit conditions are not followed Open Burning Permit Terms • Burning must proceed with all necessary precautions to prevent the spread of fire and must not create any nuisance* conditions. • Burning must follow all criteria listed on the burning permit. Forest Rangers and town forest fire wardens are legally responsible for ensuring that all established criteria for allowable burning are followed. Any person who engages in outdoor burning that is prohibited by statute or who fails to comply with the conditions of the permit shall be guilty of a Class E crime. Permissible...
7. Free Online Burn Permits | Bristol ME
Free Online Burn Permits. Warden's Report Logo. The residents of Bristol now have the ability to obtain a burn permit online for no charge.
The residents of Bristol now have the ability to obtain a burn permit online for no charge. The status and timing of burn permit availablity will be updated daily by the Bristol Fire Chief or authorized personnel. Burn permits are now available online for free by clicking here.
8. Outdoor Burning Permit Information | Town of Gorham ME
The two sites we use where you can get a burn permit at are: www.maine.gov/burnpermit and www.wardensreport.com. Any day that we are issuing permits you can get ...
Town of Gorham Open Burning Permit Application (online) Burning permits will be issued after 9:15 am depending on weather conditions and class day. If we are allowing burn permits today check out the online application below to get yours!
9. Burn Permits - Town of Scarborough
As of September 2023, burn permits may be requested through the Maine Burn Permit System government website directly (formerly Warden's Report website). The ...
Burn Permits - Scarborough, Town of
10. Reminder about Burn Permits - Town of Minot, Maine
To check conditions and/or obtain a Burn Permit, please visit Wardens Report (Click Androscoggin County> Minot) for Town information and to apply. If you ...
A Burn Permit is required for all burning other than a small, contained warming or cooking fires and will only be issued when the conditions warrant such use. To check conditions and/or obtain a Burn Permit, please visit Wardens Report (Click Androscoggin County> Minot) for Town information and to apply. If you have concerns regarding a fire in your neighborhood, call 911 and they have information regarding all issued Burn Permits and can dispatch Fire Department personnel to investigate if deemed necessary.