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Outdoor Burning: Kirkland vs Redmond

How do outdoor burning rules compare between Kirkland, WA and Redmond, WA?

Kirkland and Redmond have similar restriction levels.

Kirkland, WA

King County

Heavy Restrictions

Outdoor burning of yard debris and trash is banned year-round in Kirkland under PSCAA Regulation I and RCW 70.94; only small recreational fires with clean firewood are allowed.

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Redmond, WA

King County

Heavy Restrictions

Outdoor burning of yard debris is banned year-round in Redmond under Puget Sound Clean Air Agency Regulation 1 and RCW 70.94; only small recreational fires with clean firewood are permitted.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactKirklandRedmond
StatusYear-round ban-
AgencyPSCAA Regulation I-
State BasisRCW 70.94-
Only AllowedRecreational fires under 3 ft-
Max Penalty10,000 per dayUp to $16,000 per day
Yard Debris Burning-Banned year-round
Regulator-PSCAA Regulation 1
State Law-RCW 70.94
Allowed Fires-Recreational only

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Kirkland FAQ

Can I burn leaves in my Kirkland yard?

No. Leaf and yard debris burning is banned year-round across all of Kirkland under PSCAA Regulation I.

How do I report illegal burning?

File a complaint with the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency online or call the Kirkland Fire Marshal for active fire hazards.

Redmond FAQ

Can I burn leaves in my Redmond backyard?

No. Burning yard debris is banned year-round in Redmond under PSCAA Regulation 1. Use curbside yard waste collection instead.

What is the fine for illegal burning?

PSCAA can issue civil penalties up to $16,000 per day for violations of Regulation 1 outdoor burning rules.

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