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Virginia’s 4PM burning law in effect through April 30, Albemarle County reminds residents
Summary
Albemarle County reminded residents that Virginia’s 4PM burning law is in effect through April 30: open-air burning within 300 feet of woods or dry grass is not allowed before 4PM; fires are permitted between 4PM and midnight but must never be left unattended.
The episode’s Presenter reminded listeners that Virginia’s 4PM burning law is now in effect through April 30. "Virginia's 4PM burning law is now in effect through April 30," the Presenter said.
The Presenter summarized the rule as stated in the announcement: open-air burning within 300 feet of woods or dry grass is not allowed before 4PM to reduce wildfire risk. Fires are permitted between 4PM and midnight but must never be left unattended, the bulletin said. The transcript did not cite the statute number or a specific state agency contact for compliance questions.
Residents with questions about permitted materials, burn permits, or enforcement were not directed to a particular county or state office in this brief announcement; follow-up with county staff or the state fire marshal's office would be needed for procedural details.
