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Consumer Fireworks Permit Form

FIRE BAN IN EFFECT

Effective July 24, 2024, Mountain View County has implemented a county-wide Fire Ban due to current and forecasted conditions. This ban will remain in place until further notice.

The FIRE BAN is in effect until further notice. This requires that ALL outdoor fires presently burning be extinguished and the lighting of ANY outdoor fires is banned. The only exceptions currently are internal household fireplaces; barbeques; and AER flaring. 


A common question we receive is with regard to propane appliances, and whether they form part of the fire ban. Please note that propane appliances are deemed as acceptable for use, with a caveat to always use extreme caution for any type of ignition source during a fire ban. Please refer to the image below for additional infomation. 

All current fire permits and fireworks permits are hereby cancelled, and no new fire or fireworks permits will be issued until the Fire Ban has been lifted.

Thank you for your support in keeping our community safe!


To learn more about the difference between Fire Restrictions and Fire Bans and why they are put in place, please view Reeve Angela Aalbers' informative video at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnm6T062Lmk


The online Consumer Fireworks permitting system is open year-round except in the instance of a Fire Restriction or Fire Ban.

This permitting system is not designed for extensive or professional fireworks. Display Fireworks permit applications are available at this link.

The permitting system currently does not generate a permit number. Your permit should arrive to your email shortly after submission. Please check your spam or junk mail folders if the permit does not arrive in a reasonable amount of time.

Contact 403-335-3311 during business hours if you have further questions.