San Angelo, TX Fire Regulations: Wildfire Zones (2026)

Brush. Mesquite trees, greasewood, cacti or any other tree or shrubbery occurring naturally in the area.

Brush trimmings. Tree and shrub trimmings which are not susceptible to placement in regulation containers.

Debris. Dirt, concrete, rocks, bricks, other wastes or building materials.

Exposed animal carcass. The carcass of an animal exposed so that noxious or disagreeable odors may escape therefrom and contaminate the air.

Garbage. Shall include, among other similar matter, all animal or vegetable matter, such as waste materials and refuse from kitchens, residences, grocery stores, butcher shops, restaurants, cafes, hotels, rooming houses and boarding houses, and other deleterious substances.

Junk. Worn-out, worthless, and discarded material, including odds and ends, old iron or other metal, glass and paper.

Lot. A lot as defined in the zoning regulations plus any additional real property located between the property line and the curb or the property line and one-half the width of the alley.

Offal. Waste meat products or parts of a butchered animal rejected as unfit for use.

Sanitary. A condition of good order and cleanliness that precludes the probability of disease transmission.

Trash. All refuse other than garbage, debris and brush, as herein defined, including any household trash and yard trash (grass clippings, leaves, etc.).