Centennial, CO – The Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office announced Monday that the county’s fire ban has been officially rescinded, lifting previous restrictions for residents in unincorporated Arapahoe County, Centennial, Foxfield, and Deer Trail.
According to county officials, the decision follows improved weather and moisture conditions. The update means there are no active fire restrictions in these areas, though residents are still required to follow standard permitting and air quality rules for open burning.
Officials remind residents to check with their local fire departments before conducting any open burns and to obtain a state air quality permit when required.
The county emphasized that even though the fire ban has been lifted, caution should remain a priority. “Conditions can change quickly, and residents should always monitor local alerts,” the sheriff’s office said in a public post.
Additional details, including permit information and fire safety guidelines, can be found at arapahoegov.com/burnbaninformation.
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