Westchester County bans open fires on all parks
The ban is a reaction to the dry conditions making the wooded areas a bigger fire hazard.
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Nov 6, 2024, 5:27 PM
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Updated 221 days ago
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13h agoWestchester County officials have announced that an open fire ban has been issued for all county parks, effective immediately.
The ban is a reaction to the dry conditions making the wooded areas a bigger fire hazard.
Charcoal and propane fires are only allowed for cooking in permanently fixed grills.
For safety tips on the open fire ban visit this website.
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