Grays Harbor County Temporary Burn Ban Restriction in Effect

Effective at 12:01 a.m. on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, the Grays Harbor County Fire Marshal's Office and local Fire Districts have enacted a temporary burn restriction due to warm, dry weather conditions. All residential yard waste burning and land-clearing burns are prohibited until further notice.

Recreational campfires and charcoal cooking are still allowed in approved fire pits, barbecues, and designated campgrounds. Campfires on private property are permitted with the landowner's permission if they meet fire safety requirements, including proper fire rings, adequate clearances, and the presence of water and tools to extinguish the fire. Campfires must be attended at all times and completely extinguished when finished. 

Residents are encouraged to use self-contained camp stoves as an alternative. Additional information is available from the Grays Harbor County Fire Marshal's Office. 

Additional Information:

For Local Beaches Fire:  Visit Washington State Parks Alerts or call Washington State Parks at 360-289-3553.

Fire Districts: Emergency pages of local telephone book.

Grays Harbor County: Fire Marshal's Office at 360-249-5579

City Fire Departments: Government pages of the local telephone book

Washington State Department of Natural Resources: Pacific Cascade Regional Office at 360-577-2025, or at Olympic Region Office at 360-374-2800, or their Fire Center at 360-575-5089. 

Olympic Region Clean Air Agency: 1-800-422-5623

Olympic National Park: 360-565-3130

Olympic National Forest: 360-956-2402

For Daily Updates on Burn Restrictions:

DNR: Contact at 1-800-323-Burn or visit Burn Restrictions | Department of Natural Resources

ORCAA: Contact at 1-800-422-5623 or visit www.orcaa.org