Don't miss the opportunity to have your voice heard! Join us on September 27th from 6:00pm to 7:30pm at our Road Runner Station to discuss the upcoming EMS levy. Your presence and input are crucial to shaping the future of our community. We can't wait to see you there!
Effective Date: September 15th, 3:40PM Burn Ban Update
Due to improving atmospheric conditions, on Friday September 15, the Dept. of Natural Resources rescinded its ban on recreational fires which are now allowed provided they are in a concrete, metal or stone fire pit or bar-b-que. This also includes charcoal cooking fires in bar-b-ques.
In accordance with its Burn Restriction Policy and to maintain consistency throughout the rest of the County, the Mason County Fire Marshal’s Office has lifted its ban on recreational fires for those lands in the County not under DNR jurisdiction effective immediately.
Please note residential burning (the burning of yard clippings, leaves, branches, etc.) and is still prohibited.
Your cooperation keeping Mason County fire safe is appreciated.
Mark your calendar for Wednesday, October 11th and join us at our fire station on Shelton Valley Road for an important community meeting. Your participation will make a difference and help shape a better future for all of us.
During the upcoming November election, we will be running an EMS levy. We understand that you may have questions or concerns about this important issue. That's why we're inviting you to discuss the details of the levy. This is your chance to get informed about the impact of the levy and learn how it will benefit our community. Have your voice heard and make an informed decision. Join us to learn more!
