Is there a fire ban in Cardston County today?
Alberta · Monday, October 12, 2026
Advisory
Fire advisory in effect in Cardston County
From the notice
Cardston County has issued the following fire advisory. Conditions are changing and with that we are asking everyone to use caution and be responsible when having outdoor fires. Permits are still being issued at this time. How to safely enjoy a campfire. 1. Select a suitable location at lease 3.5m away from your residence and 1m away from all other combustible materials, dry grass, and overhanging branches. 2. Keep campfires small. 3. Never leave your campfire unattended. 4. Have extinguishing water or equipment on hand. 5. Completely extinguish campfires with water. Soak it, stir it, soak it again until it is cool to the touch before leaving. While we cannot avoid naturally occurring wildfi…
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Alberta fire bans today
- Fire ban
- Restriction / advisory
- No ban
- Provincial / unorganized land
Nearby municipalities
None of the 8 closest municipalities has a fire ban.
Questions about burning in Cardston County
Is there a fire ban in Cardston County today?
Advisory. Alberta Fire Bans (Government of Alberta) lists Cardston County as “Fire advisory in effect”, in effect since Jul 27, 2026. Status checked Oct 12, 3:31 AM MDT.
Can I have a campfire or burn brush in Cardston County?
Fire advisory in effect. Follow the conditions in the notice and your municipality's bylaws, and check again before you light a fire.
Who issues fire bans in Alberta?
Municipalities issue fire bans, restrictions and advisories inside their boundaries; Alberta Wildfire issues them for the Forest Protection Area, and Parks Canada for national parks. All are published on albertafirebans.ca.
Where does this information come from?
From Alberta Fire Bans (Government of Alberta), checked every hour on Burn Ban Today. Confirm with Cardston County or your local fire department before burning.