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      • Evacuation Route Mitigation
      • Evacuation Preparedness
      • Emergency Notifications
      • Wi-Fi Calling & 911
      • Pet & Horse Evacuation
      • Embers - Protect your home
      • What is the Home Ignition Zone (HIZ)
      • Zone 1: 0-5 Feet Home Ignition Zone (HIZ)
      • Zone 2: 5-30 Feet Home Ignition Zone (HIZ)
      • Zone 3: 30-100 Feet Home Ignition Zone (HIZ)
      • Firewood, Propane Tanks & Other Hazards
      • Video Resources
    • Firewise
    • Fire Mitigation Tax Credit
    • Forest Management and Home Hardening
    • Mountain Pine Beetle Resources
  • News
    • Calendar of HOA Events
    • Community News
    • Photos
  • Our Board
  • Resources
    • Homeowner Insurance in Colorado
    • Address Signs
    • Local Services
    • Wildlife in Woodside
    • Links to Helpful Information
  • Contact



​Burn Ban



Information

Burn Ban Information for Park and Jefferson Counties

Updated August 2026

Park County 
  • Park County Fire Restrictions Guide
  • Call (719) 836-4160 for updated information. To subscribe and receive updates for Park County automatically via Notify Me, click here.  

Jefferson County ​
  • Jefferson County Fire Restrictions & Burn Ban Guide
  • Current restrictions: Jefferson County Fire Restrictions Website 
  • Call the Jeffco Hotline, (303) 271-8200 for updated information as this may change at any time.
  • To subscribe and receive updates automatically for Jefferson County via NotifyMe, click here.​ ​

Burn Ban Volations

Report Immediately!

Contact the
Park County Sheriff or Jefferson County Sheriff 


Violations may result in​fines and possibly arson charges​
Please do not disturb the FIRE BAN or the FIRE RESTRICTION signs (when posted) or the Fire Danger Rating placard on the two Woodside Park entrance signs at Mt Evans Blvd/Nova Road and Parker Rd/Nova Rd.
  • Our Firewise Committee follows fire danger ratings issued by Rocky Mountain Coordination Center for the North Pike Forest.

We also place a burn ban banner whenever Park or Jefferson County issues a burn ban.
  • On occasion, there may be discrepancies between the RMCC risk assessment and county burn ban.
  • Please adhere to the more restrictive of the two if a discrepancy exists.
  • Respect our efforts to keep the Woodside community informed.
​Burn permits:  Fire Districts no longer issue burn permits. The process is now down at the county or state level depending on jurisdiction. Please click here for more information.
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