County Lifts Burn Ban Effective Immediately

March 20, 2015 6:05 pm

Effective immediately, Douglas County has lifted the Burn Ban. If you plan to burn, log it with Dispatch by calling 785-843-0250.

Contact:Jillian Rodrigue, DCEM Deputy Director, Media Contact Form

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