Fire pit rules in Peoria, AZ — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Fire pits in Peoria must be in approved containers, at least 10 feet from structures, and attended at all times. Maricopa County no-burn days prohibit all recreational fires.
Recreational fire pits in Peoria must be contained in manufactured fire pits or approved masonry structures. They must maintain at least 10 feet of clearance from buildings, fences, and combustible materials. Only clean, dry wood or propane/natural gas may be used as fuel. Burning trash, treated wood, or other prohibited materials is not allowed. Fires must be attended at all times with extinguishment readily available. During Maricopa County no-burn advisories, all outdoor fires including fire pits are prohibited.
Unattended fires or fires during no-burn advisories result in citations. Property owners are liable for fire damage from non-compliant fire pits.
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