Logan County Fire Restrictions & Burn Bans
➜ View the current Logan County status on the live map
BurnBound monitors official Logan County sources continuously and shows the current restriction status — alongside overlapping federal, state, and fire-district restrictions — on one color-coded map. Fire restrictions change quickly during Colorado's fire season, so always check the live map or the county's official channels before lighting any fire.
Who issues fire restrictions in Logan County?
In Colorado, county-level fire restrictions for unincorporated areas are typically enacted by the Board of County Commissioners or the County Sheriff under C.R.S. §30-15-401 and §30-10-512/513. Within Logan County, separate authorities can impose their own rules at the same time: fire protection districts (under C.R.S. Title 32), the U.S. Forest Service and BLM on federal land, Colorado Parks & Wildlife in state parks, and municipalities inside their town limits. That's why one spot on the map can carry several overlapping restrictions — BurnBound shows each one separately.
Logan County's recorded statutory authority is C.R.S. § 30-15-401. To confirm current restrictions by phone, the county office on record is 970-522-2578.
Do Logan County restrictions apply on federal land?
Logan County's fire restrictions extend to federal lands within the county. Where the U.S. Forest Service, BLM, or National Park Service also has an order in effect, the federal order governs on that federal ground.
Official Logan County sources
Fire protection districts in Logan County
Every Colorado fire protection district can set its own fire restrictions independently of the county (C.R.S. Title 32) — most align with the county, but always check the district covering your exact location on the live map.
Federal & state lands overlapping Logan County
These agencies set their own fire restrictions on the lands they manage inside the county — independent of any county order:
- Colorado State Parks: North Sterling State Park
- U.S. Forest Service: Pawnee Ranger District
Logan County fire-restriction rules by stage
Stage I Fire Restrictions (Stage 1)
Prohibited:
- open burning
- fireworks
- dispersed campfires
- outdoor smoking except in designated areas
Allowed:
- campfires in permanently constructed fire grates in developed campgrounds
- fires in gas or liquid fueled stoves
- charcoal grills at private residences in cleared areas
Propane fire pits: permitted · Developed-campground fires: permitted
Stage II Fire Restrictions (Stage 2)
Prohibited:
- all open burning
- campfires
- charcoal grills
- fireworks
- outdoor smoking except in enclosed vehicles or buildings
Allowed:
- fires in liquid-fueled or gas-fueled stoves
Propane fire pits: not permitted · Developed-campground fires: not permitted
No Fire Restrictions (Normal conditions (no restrictions declared))
Allowed:
- open burning with permit
- campfires in fire rings
- charcoal grills
- propane fire pits
- campground fires
Propane fire pits: permitted · Developed-campground fires: permitted
Rules apply as written in each order — the county's current order always controls. This page never shows live status; check the live map for what is in effect right now.
Exact rules vary by jurisdiction and by order — the map's popup links the official order for Logan County whenever one is published. See the full guide to Colorado fire restrictions for details, penalties, and propane specifics.