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Outdoor Burning: Isleton vs Vineyard

How do outdoor burning rules compare between Isleton, CA and Vineyard, CA?

Isleton and Vineyard have similar restriction levels.

Isleton, CA

Sacramento County

Heavy Restrictions

Open burning is prohibited in Isleton under Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District Rule 401 and fire-district orders. Agricultural burning in the surrounding Delta requires a SMAQMD permit and burn-day authorization.

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Vineyard, CA

Sacramento County

Heavy Restrictions

Open burning of yard waste, trash, and vegetation is generally prohibited in unincorporated Sacramento County under SMAQMD Rule 421 and county fire code. Agricultural burns require SMAQMD permits and burn-day authorization.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactIsletonVineyard
Residential BurningProhibited-
Air DistrictSMAQMD Rule 401-
Ag BurningPermit plus burn day-
Fire SeasonNo burning declaredAll burning generally suspended
PenaltyUp to 1,000100 to 1,000 dollars
Yard Waste-Open burning banned
Ag Burns-SMAQMD permit required
Alternative-Curbside green waste

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Isleton FAQ

Can I burn leaves in my backyard?

No. SMAQMD Rule 401 prohibits residential open burning in Isleton.

How do I check burn-day status for ag burning?

Call SMAQMD burn-day line or check CARB's statewide burn-day map.

Vineyard FAQ

Can I burn leaves in my yard?

No. Residential open burning of yard waste is prohibited countywide. Use green waste curbside collection.

How do I know if it is a permissive burn day?

Check SMAQMD Check Before You Burn daily forecast or call the burn-day hotline.

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