Fire pit rules in Davis County, UT — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Recreational fire pits are allowed in Davis County when built as approved fire rings no larger than about 3 feet across, kept 25 feet from structures, attended by someone 18 or older, burning only clean dry wood or charcoal, with a water source ready. During fire restrictions only water-equipped home
Local fire districts allow recreational fires in approved fire rings or fire pits about three feet in diameter, or in grills and outdoor fireplaces built to prepare food. The fire must stay at least 25 feet from any structure or combustible material, be attended by a responsible person 18 or older, burn only clean dry wood or charcoal (no trash or yard waste), and have an immediate source of extinguishment on hand. During Stage 1 fire restrictions, open fires are barred except code-compliant home fire pits with running water nearby.
Unattended or oversized fires, or burning during restrictions, can bring nuisance/fire-code citations and full liability for any escaped fire's suppression costs.
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