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Comanche County commissioners declare seven-day burn ban citing "extreme fire danger"

Board of Comanche County Commissioners · March 30, 2026
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Summary

The Comanche County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a seven-day burn ban effective immediately, citing "an extreme fire danger exists in Comanche County" and authorizing weekly extensions under state statute.

The Board of Comanche County Commissioners voted unanimously March 30 to proclaim a seven-day burn ban, saying "an extreme fire danger exists in Comanche County." Commissioner Josh Powers moved the resolution and Commissioner Ryan John seconded; Powers, John and Chairman Johnny Owens voted aye.

The resolution cites authority under Oklahoma Statute Title 2 § 16-26.B and referenced subsections. The ban takes effect immediately for seven days with the possibility of week-to-week extension. The board record notes the motion was approved without any nay votes. Officials said the ban would be reviewed before any extension was enacted.