01/05/2026
π₯ Reminder: Always supervise your burn-offs π₯
Conditions across Tasmania remain dry, so itβs important to take extra care with any outdoor burning.
While Fire Permits are not currently required, people are encouraged to register burns in advance with Tasmania Fire Service by calling 1800 000 699.
Registering a burn will ensure your local brigade are aware of your plans should they need to respond, and you will prevent having a brigade turn up unnecessarily.
If youβre planning to burn:
β’ Always have an adult in attendance until the fire is completely extinguished
β’ Be prepared to manage the fire and monitor changing weather conditions
β’ Have suitable, working firefighting equipment on hand
β’ Never light fires in peat, humus or marram grass
β’ Let your neighbours knowβsmoke can impact health and farming operations (especially vineyards)
Before you leave any fire:
π Soak it.
π Stir it.
π Soak it again.
Also think carefully when lighting campfires or using machinery, and double check that recent fires (including fire pits) are fully out.
β οΈ Remember: Landowners are responsible for any damage caused by fires that escape their property.
π If you see signs of a fire re-igniting (smoke or flames), call Triple Zero (000) immediately.
Stay informed and prepared:
β’ Fire danger ratings: https://www.fire.tas.gov.au/fire-danger-rating/
β’ Prepare your property and bushfire plan: https://bushfire.tas.gov.au/