Can I burn today in Harley?
Harley’s by-law does not set out what each fire danger rating allows, so this page cannot tell you whether today is a burning day. Today’s rating is beside this, and the fire hall below has the answer.
- Air quality (AQHI)
- No station near here
- Observed
- rating measured at the centre of Timiskaming District, which covers a wide area
A rating is not permission. Harley requires a permit, and a fire ban can be declared at any time. Township of Harley Fire Department decides — not this page.
Year-round per live page; apply at least 3 business days in advance
Submit a fire permit request at least 3 business days before planned burning via the joint municipal office at 903303 Hanbury Rd, New Liskeard, or by contacting the Fire Chief.
Permit-form caption (OCR-verified)
APPENDIX "2" OF SCHEDULE "A" TO BY-LAW NO. 2016-24, as amended
Permit requirement (live Fire Department page)
Permits are not needed for small contained campfires but ARE required for INCINERATORS and UNCONTAINED OPEN AIR BURNING. Fire permits are now required year-round, with the Fire Chief's approval needed for brush piles, windrows, and large fires.
Fee and timing (live Fire Department page)
Permits are free of charge. Applicants should submit requests at least 3 business days before planned burning.
A live readout of air quality, wind and fire danger for Harley — free, for any municipality, customer or not. See it and get the link.
By-laws change. This page summarises public documents and is not legal advice or permission to burn — Township of Harley Fire Department decides.