Cass County, IN – Burn Ban: Campfires, Trash Fires Prohibited Until Oct. 20

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Logansport, IN – Cass County officials have issued a temporary burn ban effective Saturday, October 4, 2025, as dry conditions raise wildfire concerns across the area. The restrictions will remain in place until Monday, October 20, 2025, at 2:00 p.m.

According to the Cass County Emergency Management Agency, the Board of Commissioners declared a Local Disaster Emergency after consultation with fire chiefs and emergency officials. The order prohibits a wide range of outdoor burning activities countywide, including:

  • Campfires and bonfires
  • Unpermitted controlled burns
  • Burning of yard waste, household trash, construction debris, and organic debris
  • Open-air fires of any type
  • Fireworks

The ban also applies to discarding smoking materials outside of proper fireproof containers. Even small, non-commercial burns in barbecue grills are only allowed if constantly attended with the lid closed.

Officials said the restrictions are intended to reduce the risk of brush and structure fires during ongoing dry conditions. Violations of the ban could result in penalties.

Cass County residents are urged to use caution and report any unauthorized burning to local authorities.


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