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New York State bans outdoor burning from March 16 to May 14, 2026, to prevent wildfires.
New York State has enacted a spring burn ban effective March 16 through May 14, 2026, prohibiting open burning of residential brush, leaves, and debris to reduce wildfire risks.
The ban, in place since 2009, applies statewide and has helped cut wildfires by 42%.
Small, controlled fires like campfires and cooking fires under three feet high and four feet wide are allowed if fueled by clean, untreated wood and never left unattended.
Burning trash, tires, or treated wood remains illegal year-round.
Officials warn that dry conditions and wind can quickly increase fire danger, even with snow still present.
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El estado de Nueva York prohíbe la quema al aire libre desde el 16 de marzo hasta el 14 de mayo de 2026, para evitar incendios forestales.