Fire pit rules in Inglewood, CA — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Inglewood allows recreational fire pits under SCAQMD and city fire department guidelines. Fire pits must use clean-burning fuels, be located away from structures, and comply with size and clearance requirements.
Portable fire pits and outdoor fireplaces are allowed in Inglewood if they meet SCAQMD clean-burning requirements and city fire safety standards. Fire pits must be at least 15 feet from structures and property lines. Only clean, dry wood or propane/natural gas may be used. Burning trash, treated lumber, or plastics is prohibited. Fire pits must have a spark screen and be attended at all times. During red flag warnings or air quality alerts, all outdoor fires must be extinguished.
Non-compliant fire pits may result in fire department orders to extinguish and fines. Fires that spread may result in liability for property damage.
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