Fire pit rules in Hollywood, FL — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Fire pits are subject to Broward County Fire Prevention Code (NFPA 1). Open flames on the beach and Broadwalk are prohibited per Hollywood Code Chapters 97 & 99. Enclosed fire pits on residential property subject to fire code clearance requirements.
Hollywood's Division of Fire Prevention and Life Safety enforces the Florida Fire Prevention Code and NFPA standards for all outdoor heating and cooking devices. Recreational fires in contained outdoor fireplaces or fire pits using untreated wood or propane/natural gas are generally allowed, provided they comply with setback requirements from structures, property lines, and combustible materials. Broward County open burning notification may apply depending on the type and scale of fire. Gas-fired fire pits are generally more permissible than wood-burning ones in the urban environment. All fires must be attended and fully extinguished when unattended. The Hollywood Beach Broadwalk area and beach zones have additional restrictions. Contact the Hollywood Division of Fire Prevention and Life Safety at 954-967-4404 for property-specific guidance.
Unattended fires or fires causing nuisance conditions may result in Code Enforcement citations. Fire code violations enforced by the Division of Fire Prevention and Life Safety.
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