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Anderson County extends outdoor burn ban 30 days for unincorporated areas

Anderson County Commissioners Court · October 16, 2025
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The Anderson County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to extend an outdoor burn ban for 30 days in unincorporated areas, citing continued dry conditions and high drought-index readings; the order lists four TCEQ exceptions and carries a $500 fine and Class C misdemeanor penalty.

Anderson County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to extend the county—s outdoor burn ban for 30 days in unincorporated areas, the presiding official said during a short, unscheduled meeting.

The extension, approved after a motion by Commissioner Hill and a second from Commissioner Mims, keeps in force restrictions the court first imposed in a seven-day order last week that would have expired without action. The order applies only to unincorporated parts of Anderson County and does not change restrictions inside…

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