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Smoke Permits for Fire Professionals

Latest updates:

Draft annual accomplishment reports for 2012 are posted. (1/3/13)

The map and list of 2012 permits has been updated. (12/12)

Program work priorities for the half year centered around 1/1/13 are posted. (12/12)

We've seen a need to limit the number of piles that may be burned during storms, which previously was unlimited. For details please see the newsletter. (11/12)

Main Site Content:

Get a smoke permit for:
- Piles for professionals
- Piles for general public: Do I need a smoke permit? What kind and how do I get one?
  - Quick link to application for a new permittee burning logging piles on private land
- Broadcast
  - Quick link to fuel photo series
- Non-standard conditions for unusual projects
Forms to download
Burn day tools
- Quick link to county smoke contacts
- Quick link to air quality alerts
About Colorado's smoke program
- Big picture and context
- Program procedures
- Program manual
- Map and list of this year's permits
- Newsletter Smoke learning resources
Smoke website index
Contact us

If you are a Fire Management Officer (FMO) or work for one,

we suggest you make this page your Colorado smoke home:

http://www.colorado.gov/cdphe/smoke

Tip: Navigate by scrolling down the left column of each page.

Check also the smoke page for everyone.

Call or email a human.

Look at an index of all documents and pages on APCD's smoke website

Look up a topic in the smoke program manual.

Read the smoke newsletter.

Read Regulation 9.

Go to APCD's wildfire smoke page.

Talk to or email a human.