Glynn County Fire Rescue

Glynn County Fire Rescue has lifted the temporary burn ban effective today, May 12, 2026.

With improving weather conditions and the Governor's termination of the statewide ban, the temporary restrictions on outdoor burning and the use of personal fireworks in unincorporated Glynn County are no longer in effect.

Outdoor burning now returns to normal guidelines under local ordinances and Georgia Forestry Commission and EPD regulations.

Please help Glynn County Fire Rescue keep our community safe by following the open burning rules:

Open burning is restricted to natural vegetation/yard waste only

Burning can be conducted from sunrise to dusk. At dusk, the fire must be completely extinguished - No smoldering piles

Burning must be 25 feet from any structure, fence, or wood line

All fires must be attended by an adult

A garden hose must be attached to a water supply and near the fire area for extinguishment