Fire pit rules in Attleboro, MA — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Recreational fire pits in Attleboro are subject to MassDEP open burning regulations. Fire pits used exclusively for cooking are allowed year-round. The Fire Department may impose temporary bans during dry conditions and elevated wildfire risk. Contact the Fire Prevention Division for specific requirements.
Attleboro follows the Massachusetts Comprehensive Fire Safety Code (527 CMR 1.00, based on NFPA 1) for recreational fires. Fire pits must maintain adequate clearance from structures (typically 15 feet). Fire must be attended at all times with extinguishing means nearby. No burning of trash, treated wood, or construction debris. Gas/propane fire pits have fewer restrictions. Local fire departments enforce fire code. Burn bans may be issued during dry conditions.
Illegal burning: $100 to $500. Unattended fire: $100 to $300. State Fire Marshal enforcement. Causing a fire: criminal charges possible.
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