Burn Ban Follow-up

Last week’s Stage 2 Burn Ban in Thurston County has been lifted. We would like to make sure these events are effective in restoring good air quality,  while being as easy as possible for residences to comply.

To help us measure the effectiveness of our Burn Ban message, please click here to complete a SHORT SURVEY.

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