As of Wednesday October 15th, 2025, fire season has ended in Klamath County. If you are inside the air quality zone, burning is only allowed during The Open Burn Window which has yet to be announced.
For daily advisories during the burn season, residents can call (541) 882-BURN (2876).
You must call 882-BURN prior to burning, debris burning is only permitted on “Green” days when air quality is not stagnant.
Permitted: Residential yard waste such as tree limbs, brush, and leaves.
Requirements:
· Wind speed must be 10 mph or less.
· Burn pile size must not exceed 4’x4’x4’ Clearance area of at least 5’ from the pile base and at least 25’ from combustibles, fences, or buildings.
· Only one or two active piles per property.
· An adult must monitor the burn at all times.
· Prohibited: Trash, plastic, rubber, tar, petroleum products, and treated or painted wood.
If you reside within Klamath County Fire District #4’s boundaries, you are within the Air Quality Zone and must wait until designated days to burn.
Link to the Air Quality Zone map: https://www.klamathcounty.org/DocumentCenter/View/1019/Map-of-the-Air-Quality-Zone-PDF
Founded in 1947 as Stewart Lennox Rural Fire Protection District by a group of community members concerned with fire danger. The community purchased one used fire truck and The District has grown from there.
Currently Klamath County Fire District #4 is still located at 4041 Balsam Drive. Over the years we have grown into an All Risk, All Hazards fire department. We respond to the same calls and receive the same training as big city agencies just on a smaller scale.
We run on average approximately 700 calls for service per year, 80% of which are medical in nature.
Whether you help through monetary donations, volunteering your time, or spreading our mission through word-of-mouth, thank you. We couldn't accomplish our goals without the help of supporters like you.
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Klamath County Fire District 4
4041 Balsam, Klamath Falls, OR 97601, US