The Burn Ban for Warren County has been lifted according to the Warrenton Fire Protection District. If you plan to burn we ask that you keep a water source near by and contact our dispatch center at …
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The Burn Ban for Warren County has been lifted according to the Warrenton Fire Protection District.If you plan to burn we ask that you keep a water source near by and contact our dispatch center at 636-456-7088 before you burn.Many times, someone passing by will call 911 and report a controlled fire...we must respond as if it is not under control, usually requiring multiple fire trucks.A simple phone call before lighting the fire can prevent an unnecessary response.Burn Ban Lifted for Warren County
