Due to current weather conditions and an elevated risk of wildfires, a burn ban is now in effect for the Town of Brattleboro until further notice. Relative humidity is expected to remain low, and we have not received any substantial rainfall in several days. In addition, forecasted conditions indicate increased wind and the potential for higher gusts tomorrow, which significantly increases the risk of fire spread. These factors combined create a high wildfire risk, where even a small spark could ignite a fast-moving and dangerous fire. Effective immediately, all outdoor burning is prohibited, including: •  Brush piles •  Campfires •  Burn barrels Cooking fires: Cooking fires

The burn ban, which had been in effect since April 9, 2026, has been lifted effective immediately, due to recent improvements in weather conditions. 

Due to current weather conditions and an elevated risk of wildfires, a burn ban is now in effect for the Town of Brattleboro until further notice.

The State of Vermont has officially lifted the statewide burn ban, and Brattleboro is following suit due to improvements in weather conditions. 

Due to current weather conditions and an increased risk of wildfires, a burn ban is now in effect for the Town of Brattleboro until further notice.

The Brattleboro Fire Department has lifted the burn ban, which became effective on Aug. 11.

Effective immediately, all outdoor burning is prohibited, including brush piles, campfires, and burn barrels.

The burn ban, which started in late July due to dry conditions, has been lifted as of July 27, 2025.

Due to current weather conditions and an increased risk of wildfires, a burn ban is now in effect in Brattleboro.

Burn permits will not be issued in Brattleboro at this time.