OUTDOOR BURNING

To report illegal burning, call the non-emergency number 425-407-3999.

If the fire is an immediate threat to life or property, call 911.

Recreational fires are ok (except during burn ban) in accordance with these guidelines and if less than 3 feet by 2 feet, at least 25 feet from a structure, with an attendee at all times and near a garden hose and shovel.
Can only burn charcoal, dried firewood or manufactured fire logs
Barbecues ok
Yard debris burning, land clearing burning and garbage burning prohibited

Yard Debris burning is ok (except during burn ban) in accordance with these guidelines. A copy of guidelines must be posted onsite.
Recreational fires and barbecues ok
Land clearing burning and garbage burning prohibited

Regulated by the Tulalip Tribes
All outdoor burning questions including requests for burning permits and enforcement can be directed to the Tulalip Bay Fire Department at 360-651-4014.

Check this map to see if you are located within the Urban Growth (UGA)/No Burn Area.

Review a summary of the Marysville Fire District's burning guidelines here.

For updated BURN BAN information, call the Outdoor Burning Information Hotline at 425-388-3508.

Types of Burn Bans

Fire Safety burn bans may be issued for safety during hot and/or dry conditions. The Marysville Fire District follows fire safety bans issued by the Snohomish County Fire Marshal. If a burn ban is issued in Snohomish County, that ban is effective within the City of Marysville and the entire Marysville Fire District service area.

Air Quality burn bans are issued by the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency to protect air quality. These bans are usually enacted during cooler months when the air is stagnant but can also be issued due to smoky conditions during warmer seasons. Find more information on what types of burning are limited during an air quality burn ban here.

DNR burn bans are issued by the Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) to reduce human-caused wildfires during extremely hot and dry conditions. When a burn restriction is in place, outdoor fires are prohibited on all state, county, city and private land under DNR fire protection.

You can find updated information on all Snohomish County burn bans here.