Create a defensible space around your homes: clear brush and trees from around structures. Remove dead trees, and store firewood away from buildings.
Idaho Burn Permits are required annually between May 10 and October 20. Obtaining a burn permit ensures your burn is in compliance with Idaho law (Idaho Code 38-115).
Get your burn permit: https://burnpermits.idaho.gov/
Who needs a permit: Individuals living outside city limits anywhere in Idaho, who plan to burn for any reason including yard waste and crop residue must obtain a permit. Recreational campfires do NOT require a burn permit.
Make sure you have working smoke detectors on every level of your home. Test them monthly and replace the batteries twice a year.
Create a fire escape plan with your family and practice it regularly. Identify two ways out of every room and establish a meeting place outside.
North of the Narrows Fire District
14374 Eastshore Road, Coolin, Idaho 83821, United States