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Delta Area Permits

 

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Local Area Information

The Delta Area does not currently utilize the on-line permit system.

Alaska Statutes (AS 41.15) - Protection of Forested Lands

Suspension? or Closure?

Suspension - Burn permits and burn barrel use are temporarily not allowed due to fire danger or hazardous weather conditions as determined by the Department of Natural Resources.

Closure - The setting of all fires, burning, entry, or other use of land is prohibited within a designated area or statewide, as determined by the Commissioner of Natural Resources. Requires public notice to establish and rescind.

Please read and understand all the information on this page before applying for a burn permit. Contact us if you have any questions or concerns about burning in Alaska.

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Burn Permits

Contact the Delta Forestry Office to obtain a burn permit.

Important: You must have the permit in your possession at all times when burning.

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Burn Barrels

Burn Barrel Specficiations

New! All burn barrels are subject to local burn suspensions as well as restrictions and closures. Penalities may apply for unsafe burning.

All burn barrels are subject to spot inspection by Division of Forestry Area Prevention staff or their representatives.

Use of an approved burn barrel does not relieve the individual of responsibility should the fire escape as a result of negligence. Anyone starting a fire is responsible for that fire until it is completely out.

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Contact Us

Delta Area Office
PO Box 1149
Delta Junction, AK 99737
Office Phone: 907-895-4225

267.5 Mile Richardson Highway

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Burn Safely! Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires

Last updated on Tuesday, July 31, 2007.
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