Fire pit rules in Cranston, RI — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Cranston allows recreational fire pits in approved containers with proper setbacks from structures. Fires must be constantly attended with extinguishing equipment. The Cranston Fire Prevention Bureau may require specific container approvals.
Recreational fire pits are permitted in Cranston when using clean-burning fuel in safe containers. Per the RI Fire Safety Code and local enforcement, recreational fires must maintain at least 25 feet from structures, and non-recreational fires require a 50-foot setback. Fire containers should have a closed or properly screened top. Fires must be constantly attended until fully extinguished, with a garden hose or fire extinguisher readily available. Gas and propane fire features have fewer restrictions but must maintain clearances. The Cranston Fire Prevention Bureau oversees fire safety compliance.
Unattended fire or inadequate setbacks: Cranston Fire Department citation. Unsafe fire conditions: immediate extinguishment order.
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