Burning Permit FAQ
No burning without a permit
Burning allowed only on class 1 & 2 days
No burning Mon-Fri till after 5 PM
* Permits are not issued at private homes *
* ~ See below for further info ~ *
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KEEP CONSTANT WATCH ON FIRE AND MAKE SURE THAT IT
IS COMPLETELY EXTINGUISHED BEFORE LEAVING.
A permit is granted in the good faith that the fire is carefully watched and controlled by a sufficient force of adults and adequate equipment. You shall be liable for suppression costs if the fire escapes due to negligence or not following the safety requirements listed on the fire permit paper. All open burning shall be in conformity to existing laws and regulations of the Maine Forest Service, Department of Environmental Protection and local municipal ordinances. In accordance with Title 12 statutes, the out-of-door burning of plastic, rubber, styrofoam, metals, food wastes, chemicals, treated wood or other solid wastes, expect for wood wastes, is prohibited in all areas of the State. Any person who engages in out of door burning or who fails to comply with any stated permit condition or restriction commits a Class E crime.
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Burning Permits
Fire permits may be obtained at
the Woodstock town office.
Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
If they are being issued.
Phone: 207-665-2668 - Phone: 207-665-2669

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