07/28/2026
π₯ STARR COUNTY BURN BAN IN EFFECT π₯
π« Effective July 27, 2026, the Starr County Commissioners Court has officially enacted a 90-day Burn Ban for the unincorporated areas of Starr County.
π₯ STARR COUNTY BURN BAN IN EFFECT π₯
π« Effective July 27, 2026, the Starr County Commissioners Court has officially enacted a 90-day Burn Ban for the unincorporated areas of Starr County due to ongoing drought conditions and the increased risk of wildfires.
With the extremely dry conditions and high temperatures, any outdoor burning can quickly become a dangerous wildfire, threatening lives, homes, livestock, and our first responders.
We ask everyone to:
* β Do not burn trash, brush, or debris.
* π¬ Properly dispose of ci******es and smoking materials.
* π Avoid parking vehicles on dry grass.
* π₯ Use extreme caution with equipment that may create sparks.
* π Report any smoke or fire immediately by calling 911.
β οΈ Violating the burn ban may result in a Class C misdemeanor with fines of up to $500.
Our firefighters are committed to protecting our community, but we need everyoneβs help to prevent unnecessary wildfires. Thank you for doing your part to keep Starr County safe.
Stay safe. Stay vigilant. Help us prevent wildfires. ππ₯