Outdoor burning rules in Willis, TX — also called the burn ban, open burning, or fire restriction ordinance — set when you can burn yard waste, debris, or run a recreational fire.
Outdoor burning in Willis is restricted by state law prohibiting burning on lots under 5 acres or within 300 feet of a platted subdivision. Montgomery County burn bans further restrict burning during drought.
Texas Health and Safety Code prohibits burning of household refuse on lots smaller than 5 acres or within 300 feet of a platted subdivision in Montgomery County — a Class C misdemeanor. Willis is a growing city with residential subdivisions throughout, making outdoor burning prohibited on most residential lots. Montgomery County issues burn bans during drought conditions (frequent in fall), which impose additional restrictions. A county year-round ban prohibits trash burning on lots smaller than 5 acres. Contact the Montgomery County Fire Marshal at 936-538-8288 for guidance on current burn restrictions.
Class C misdemeanor under TX HSC for burning household refuse near subdivisions. Additional penalties during burn bans.
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