Fire pit rules in Omaha, NE β also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances β cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Outdoor fire pits in Omaha are subject to the fire code. Fires must be contained, attended, and comply with setback and materials restrictions.
Under Omaha's Chapter 46 Fire Code, outdoor recreational fires (fire pits, chimineas, etc.) must be contained in an approved enclosure, attended at all times while burning, and extinguished completely before leaving. Materials: only clean, dry wood may be burned β no garbage, treated wood, or yard waste. The fire must be placed at a safe distance from structures, fences, and overhanging vegetation. The Omaha Fire Department can order extinguishment of any fire deemed a hazard. Contact OFD for current setback requirements.
Unattended fires, fires burning prohibited materials, or fires placed too close to structures are violations of the fire code and can result in fines and forced extinguishment.
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