County burn-ban statuses in Texas, built for quick reference.
Search any Texas county, jump to currently active bans, and subscribe for county-specific email alerts when status changes. This web app is for advisory use only. Always check with your local county authorities before burning outdoors.
Fast statewide reference with county-level alerts
Texas Burn Ban Tracker follows the official Texas A&M Forest Service burn-ban feed, keeps a statewide dashboard current, and lets you subscribe to county Burn Ban alerts for the counties you care about most.
The County Search card below already highlights the biggest counties by default, so you can jump straight into the places most people are checking without a separate popular-counties section.
Showing the most populous counties first. Start typing to search all 254 counties.
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Use these direct county links if you want a plain crawlable list without typing in search.
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Burn-ban tracking, alerts, and official sources
What is a burn ban?
A burn ban is a local restriction issued by county or municipal authorities when wildfire conditions make outdoor burning too risky.
How often is this updated?
The site checks the official Texas A&M Forest Service feed regularly throughout the day and refreshes the public dashboard from that source.
Are the email alerts official?
The alerts are advisory and county-specific. They help you track status changes quickly, but local county authority guidance should always be your final official reference.
How do county alerts work?
Choose your counties, confirm your email once, and the site will send county Burn Ban alerts when those counties enter or leave a burn ban.
Statewide burn-ban snapshot
This site is an unofficial dashboard powered by the Texas A&M Forest Service burn-ban feed. For the official statewide image, use the source below.
