Fire pit rules in Shreveport, LA — also called outdoor burning, recreational fire, or open flame ordinances — cover fuel types, clearances, and when burning is allowed.
Shreveport allows recreational fire pits with restrictions. Pits must maintain clearance from structures, be attended at all times, and burn only approved fuels.
Recreational fire pits are permitted with conditions. Pits must be at least 15 feet from structures and combustible materials. A spark screen is recommended. Only dry seasoned wood or manufactured logs may be burned. Fires must be attended and a means of extinguishment (hose or extinguisher) must be available. Fire pits may not be used during declared burn bans or high-wind conditions.
Unattended fires or those violating setback rules result in fines. Property owners are liable for fire damage.
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