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Lee County bans all outdoor burning Jan. 20, 2026, due to severe drought and wildfire risk.
Lee County has imposed an immediate countywide burn ban effective January 20, 2026, due to severe drought conditions, with the Keetch-Byram Drought Index at 637—above the 600 threshold triggering the ban.
The restriction, enacted under a State of Local Emergency, prohibits outdoor burning including campfires, bonfires, and trash burning, though cooking grills and authorized activities like prescribed burns and fireworks displays remain exempt.
The move, supported by the Florida Forest Service and local fire chiefs, aims to reduce wildfire risks.
Officials will monitor conditions and provide updates via leegov.com and social media, urging residents to stay informed and practice fire prevention.
El condado de Lee prohíbe todas las quemas al aire libre el 20 de enero de 2026, debido a la severa sequía y al riesgo de incendios forestales.