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Brazoria County Bans Outdoor Fires as Drought Risk Grows

Brazoria County Bans Outdoor Fires as Drought Risk Grows
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proudpearlander Top Forum Contributor
~ 4 days ago    
Brazoria County Bans Outdoor Fires as Drought Risk Grows
 
Brazoria County has issued a burn ban effective immediately. This is because conditions are getting drier, and a measurement called the Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) is rising. When this happens, fires can spread faster and are harder to put out.
 
Right now, no outdoor burning is allowed. This includes open fires, burning yard debris, controlled burns, and burning anything outside a container that fully traps flames and sparks.
 
Please help keep our community safe by following these rules. We'll keep watching conditions and share updates when we have them.
 
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Musicmaker Online Top Forum Contributor7.4 yrs
~ 4 days ago    
@proudpearlander :
That's a good thing.
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