# Is there a burn ban in Floyd County, Texas today?

**Yes.** Burn ban in effect (in effect since Jan 8, 2026).

- Checked: 2026-10-10T23:22:48.674Z
- Source: Texas A&M Forest Service (https://tfsweb.tamu.edu/Burnbans/)
- Nearby counties with a ban: Briscoe County, Motley County, Swisher County, Hale County, Crosby County, Dickens County, Armstrong County
- JSON: https://burnbantoday.com/api/v1/texas/floyd-county.json
- Page: https://burnbantoday.com/texas/floyd-county/

## Is there a burn ban in Floyd County today?

Yes. Texas A&M Forest Service lists Floyd County as “Burn ban in effect”, in effect since Jan 8, 2026. Status checked Oct 10, 6:22 PM CDT.

## Can I burn trash or brush in Floyd County?

Not while the burn ban is in effect. County burn bans in Texas prohibit most outdoor burning; read the county's order for exceptions (for example, approved grills or permitted agricultural burns).

## Who issues burn bans in Texas?

County judges and commissioners courts issue burn bans; the Forest Service maps them daily.

## Where does this information come from?

From Texas A&M Forest Service's official county burn-ban map, refreshed every hour on Burn Ban Today, plus Red Flag Warnings from the National Weather Service. Confirm with the Floyd County offices or your local fire department before burning.

Always confirm with Floyd County officials or your local fire department before burning.