Having a Fire

You may need a fire permit

  • Restricted /
    Permit Required
  • Prohibited
  • Open Fire Season
Far North - Zone 1 Far North - Zone 2 Whangarei District Kaipara District

*This map is representative only, for a detailed description of each fire zone please click here

Select your region for local information on having a fire.

Far North – Zone 2

No Permit Required

Weather conditions have now eased to the extent that the Fire Ban has been lifted from midnight Wednesday 17th April.  An Open Fire Season is now in force until further notice.

Any person starting a fire that causes damage or is dangerous can be held responsible for the costs of controlling that fire and may face other charges.

Extreme care is still required particularly during periods of high wind.

Safe Fire Advice

Kaipara District

No Permit Required

Conditons are generally wet in the district at present so fire danger is low to moderate.

Care must still be taken in areas of dead fuel, sprayed etc and in high wind conditions.

An open fire season is in place so permits are not required to light fires, however you will still be held responsible for any fires you light, take care and check that your insurance will cover you in the event that a fire escapes.

Safe Fire Advice

Whangarei

No Permit Required

Conditons are generally wet in the district at present so fire danger is low to moderate.

Care must still be taken in areas of dead fuel, sprayed etc and in high wind conditions.

An open fire season is in place so permits are not required to light fires, however you will still be held responsible for any fires you light, take care and check that your insurance will cover you in the event that a fire escapes.

Safe Fire Advice

Far North – Zone 1

Fire Permit Required

Weather conditions have now eased to the extent that the Fire Ban has been lifted from midnight Wednesday 17th April.  A Restricted Fire Season is now in force until further notice. Permits are required for all outdoor fires including Hangi's and Braziers

Any person starting a fire that causes damage or is dangerous can be held responsible for the costs of controlling that fire and may face other charges.

Extreme care is still required particularly during periods of high wind.

 

 

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