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Alberton Volunteer Fire Department Burn Permits

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Telephone: (807) 907-2282

Burning Permitted - Permit REQUIRED

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can obtain a burn permit?

Residents & Business owners in approved areas can apply for a burn permit. Burn Permits are conditional and may be revoked at any time.

How can I obtain a burn permit?

You may register online using this website, or you can visit us in person at the municipal office. Payment can be made online by credit card, visa debit, or PayPal. You can still pay at the municipal office in person, however payment options are cash only.

What can I burn?

Please only burn wood, wood by-products (cardboard, paper etc.) or leaves.

Do I need a permit?

A GENERAL PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR: brush/bon fire: Size 3 cubic meters Max. Grass: Area to be burned is no greater than .4 of a hectare; the length of the flaming edge is less than 30 meters. AGRICULTURAL/INDUSTRIAL PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR: oversized piles, commercial incinerator, more than one burn pile at a time, windrows, and special projects. NO PERMIT IS REQUIRED FOR THE FOLLOWING: Residential fire pit, chimenea, burning barrel and residential incinerator. Outside of not requiring a permit however all by-law conditions must be met.

How long is my permit valid for?

General permits are valid for the entire calendar year in which the permit was purchased. Agricultural/Industrial permits are valid for 14 days after the date of approval.

Do you have to notify anyone prior to burning?

Call before you burn (for burns requiring a permit only) into the automated number at 807-907-2282 to activate your intention to burn within the next 24 hours. The current hazard rating is also provided by the automated system.

When is burning permitted?

No open air fire shall be set, lit, ignited or maintained sooner than 2 hours before sunset, and the fire must be extinguished no later than 2 hours after sunrise, unless such Open Air Fire is an Approved Agricultural/Industrial Burn Plan.

What is the cost of the permit?

General open air burning permits are $5.00 and Agricultural/Industrial open air burning permits are $50.00.


About us

The AVFD is committed to safely protecting life, property and the environment through public education, fire prevention and when all else fails, emergency response, using available resources in an efficient and effective manner.

Contact Info

  • 3 Highway 611 South, RR 1 - B2, Fort Frances, Ontario, P9A 3M2
  • 807-274-6053
  • alberton@jam21.net

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Remove all vegetation and other material that could spread the fire.

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