Oklahoma County Burn Ban Extended 14 Days @kfor4news
Oklahoma County Burn Ban Extended 14 Days  @kfor4news
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Oklahoma County Commissioners have extended the burn ban for another 14 days. This means campfires, bonfires, and burning trash or other materials that could cause wildfires are prohibited. Outdoor cooking and approved outdoor appliances are permitted, but caution is advised.
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Oklahoma County Burn Ban Extended 14 Days

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