Permits must be renewed each calendar year, and are available online at no cost.
As summer approaches, Kingston Fire & Rescue is reminding residents to renew their open air burn permits before lighting backyard fires.
Permits must be renewed each calendar year, and are available online at no cost.
Whether you're a homeowner or a tenant, a valid permit is required before you can safely enjoy outdoor fires.
There are different permit types based on your property and fire type.
Kingston Fire & Rescue is asking residents to review the City's open burn by-law and apply at the City's website.
Fires must be set at least 3 metres away from buildings, fences, or trees.
The city encourages everyone to "Think before you burn" and follow safety rules to prevent accidents and ensure a safe fire season.
For questions, contact Kingston Fire & Rescue at 613-548-4001 ext. 5123 or email FirePrevention@cityofkingston.ca.
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