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No restriction on open-air burning. Fire conditions are presently low, but safe burning practices are still required when conducting open-air burning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for a burn permit?

Residents (18+ yrs) living in approved areas can apply for a permit. Check your address on the map. Permits are conditional and may be revoked at any time.

How do I obtain a burn permit?

You may apply online using this website, get the app through the App Store/Google Play or call/visit the Township office.

What can I burn?

Please only burn untreated wood, wood by-products (cardboard, paper etc.) and brush or leaves.

When do I need a permit?

Any time you plan to have an open-air fire (bonfire, campfire, incinerator, brush pile, etc.) you need a permit. A permit is NOT required for a barbecue.

Leeds and the Thousand Islands Burn Permits

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Telephone: (613) 704-1812

No restriction on open-air burning. Fire conditions are presently low, but safe burning practices are still required when conducting open-air burning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for a burn permit?

How do I obtain a burn permit?

What can I burn?

When do I need a permit?

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No restriction on open-air burning. Fire conditions are presently low, but safe burning practices are still required when conducting open-air burning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for a burn permit?

How do I obtain a burn permit?

What can I burn?

When do I need a permit?