Kingfisher County extends countywide burn ban through Sept. 8
Summary
At a Sept. 2 special meeting the Kingfisher County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution #9 to extend the countywide burn ban through Sept. 8, 2026; the item will return at the regular Sept. 8 meeting.
The Kingfisher County Board of County Commissioners voted unanimously Sept. 2 to extend a countywide burn ban through Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026. The special meeting minutes record that Chairman Mike Sparks moved to approve Resolution #9 and Commissioner Jeff Moss seconded; the motion passed with Moss, Sparks and Anthony Schwarz casting “Yes” votes.
The extension was recorded in the minutes as temporary and scheduled to be addressed again at the regular Sept. 8 meeting. Pam Wilcox of Emergency Management and County Clerk Emily Lee were listed as guests at the special meeting; no public comments were recorded. The minutes state the motion "to approve Resolution #9 Kingfisher County, County Wide Burn Ban, to extend to Tuesday September 8th, 2026, where in the regular meeting it will be addressed again." (meeting record)
Chairman Mike Sparks opened the special meeting at 10:30 a.m., and the meeting adjourned at 10:33 a.m. The minutes do not record any immediate operational changes beyond the extension; the board will consider the burn ban again during its regular session on Sept. 8.
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