Delay to burn season, public will be notified when it’s safe to burn
Mesa County Public Health (MCPH) is delaying the start of the fall burn season due to ongoing fire restrictions and unsafe weather conditions.
Under normal circumstances, fall open burn season would be:
- September 1 - September 30 for City of Grand Junction residents.
- September 1 - October 31 for Mesa County residents outside of city limits.
Current conditions
Mesa County remains under Stage Two Fire Restrictions issued by the Mesa County Sheriff’s Office in June 2026. A No Burn Advisory has also been in place since June 2026 due to dry and hot conditions that increase the wildfire risk.
Our agency is monitoring the situation week by week. We will provide updates through our website and social media platforms when it is safe to begin burning or obtain a permit.
Burn permit applications
Burn permits will not be issued until the No Burn Advisory is lifted.
If you have questions, call MCPH at 970-248-6900 or visit our Burn Permits webpage.
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