Fire Pit Rules: Chandler vs Mesa
How do fire pit rules rules compare between Chandler, AZ and Mesa, AZ?
Chandler and Mesa have similar restriction levels.
Chandler, AZ
Maricopa County
Chandler allows residential fire pits but wood-burning fires are prohibited on MCAQD-designated no-burn days. Gas and propane fire features are unrestricted. The 2021 International Fire Code applies with Chandler amendments.
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Maricopa County
Mesa allows recreational fire pits subject to International Fire Code requirements adopted with local amendments. Fire pits must comply with MCAQD air quality rules including no-burn day advisories.
View full Mesa rules →Key Facts Comparison
| Fact | Chandler | Mesa |
|---|---|---|
| Wood-Burning | Prohibited on no-burn days | - |
| Gas/Propane | Permitted year-round | - |
| Fire Code | 2021 IFC with amendments | - |
| Contact | 480-782-2121 | - |
| Code | - | International Fire Code (adopted) |
| No-Burn Days | - | MCAQD advisories apply |
| Gas Pits | - | Less restricted |
| Supervision | - | Must be attended |
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Chandler FAQ
Are fire pits allowed in residential areas in Chandler?
Chandler allows residential fire pits but wood-burning fires are prohibited on MCAQD-designated no-burn days. Gas and propane fire features are unrestricted. The 2021 International Fire Code applies with Chandler amendments.
What are the fire pit setback requirements in Chandler?
Wood-Burning: Prohibited on no-burn days. Gas/Propane: Permitted year-round. Fire Code: 2021 IFC with amendments. Contact: 480-782-2121.
Mesa FAQ
Are fire pits allowed in residential areas in Mesa?
Mesa allows recreational fire pits subject to International Fire Code requirements adopted with local amendments. Fire pits must comply with MCAQD air quality rules including no-burn day advisories.
What are the fire pit setback requirements in Mesa?
Code: International Fire Code (adopted). No-Burn Days: MCAQD advisories apply. Gas Pits: Less restricted. Supervision: Must be attended.
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