Cache County Fire District

09/16/2026

FALL BURN PERMITS

Beginning Sunday, September 20th, residents of unincorporated Cache County will no longer need to request a variance permit. They may use the regular fall burn permit process.

Residents living within municipal boundaries should review their local ordinances for specific burning limitations or restrictions.

Apply for a burn permit by scanning the QR code in the infographic or visiting:

https://www.cachecounty.gov/fire/getburnpermit.html

09/14/2026

Beginning September 15, 2026, fall burn permits will be available through the regular permitting process for residents living within municipal boundaries. Residents should review their local ordinances for specific limitations or restrictions on burning.

Residents of unincorporated Cache County are not eligible to receive a burn permit through the regular permitting process while Stage I fire restrictions remain in effect. Those residents may apply for a variance permit through the State Fire Warden assigned to Cache County.

For information about obtaining a variance permit, contact State Fire Warden Dallin Bodrero at 435-535-6434.

09/11/2026

🔥 STAGE 1 FIRE RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT FOR CACHE COUNTY
Cache County is currently under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions due to increased fire danger and dry conditions.
Residents and visitors are reminded to use extreme caution with any activity that could start a wildfire.
Under Stage 1 Fire Restrictions:
• Campfires and open fires are restricted to designated campfire areas where permitted.
• No fires are allowed outside of designated areas.
• Use caution with burning, welding, cutting, and other activities that can produce sparks or flames.
• Properly extinguish all fires and never leave a fire unattended.
• Make sure vehicles and equipment are not parked or operated in dry vegetation where hot components could start a fire.
• Check current restrictions before conducting any outdoor burning.
🚒 Please remember: Conditions can change quickly. A small spark can start a wildfire and put homes, property, and firefighters at risk.
Thank you for doing your part to help protect Cache County and our communities.

08/10/2026

The Cache County Fire District has been helping with the Rock Canyon fire for the last 4 days. The fire has grown to 2,800 acres and is 0% contained.

08/03/2026

08/03/2026

The Cache County Fire District crew is currently on the Johnson Canyon Fire near Portage. The fire has grown to 6000 acres. The crew has been helping with holding operations today. We thank them for their dedication as they continue the fight helping to control the fires here in Northern Utah.

08/01/2026

The Cache County Fire District has sent out their type six brush truck with an IA task force. They were dispatched last night to help with the fire in Logan. Cache County appreciates their crews dedication and professionalism.

06/26/2026

Due to extremely dry conditions and increased wildfire danger, Stage 2 Fire Restrictions are now in effect. These restrictions are in place to reduce the risk of human caused wildfires and help protect our communities, firefighters, and natural resources. Even a single spark can start a fast moving wildfire under current conditions. Please do your part by following all restrictions, avoiding activities that could ignite a fire, and reporting any signs of smoke or fire immediately by calling 911.
Thank you for helping protect the residents, visitors, and public lands of our community.

06/25/2026

July is a great time to celebrate but let's do it safely. Fireworks can quickly start grass, brush, and structure fires, especially during hot, dry conditions. Please follow all local firework restrictions and only use fireworks in areas where they are permitted.
By respecting the restrictions, you're helping protect your family, your neighbors, our firefighters, and our community.
Thank you for doing your part to keep our community safe. Have a fun and safe holiday!