5. This declaration shall be limited to thirty (30) days and may be extended, as
Lee Board of County Commissioners · 2026-04-21 · agenda_item
The Lee County Board of County Commissioners is considering a resolution to prohibit open burning and other outdoor ignition sources due to extreme drought conditions. This action is recommended by the County Manager, the Lee County Fire Chief’s Association, and the Florida Forest Service. The Keetch Byram Drought Index is currently over 600, and drought conditions are expected to continue with higher temperatures and little rain. This resolution, if adopted, would be a temporary measure, initially lasting 30 days and potentially extendable in seven-day increments. The Board will review the need for extension at future meetings. This item is currently under review and could lead to a need for services related to emergency management and public safety communications. Contractors and suppliers involved in fire prevention, public safety, and emergency response may find opportunities to engage with the county as these conditions persist.
- KBDI value
- 600
- initial declaration duration
- 30 days
- extension increment
- 7 day
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- Government Authority
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