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As of August 8, 2023, burning permits are no longer required for open and recreational burning within Independence Township and the City of the Village of Clarkston. All other rules of the ordinance, including designated burn days still apply.
The Township and the City of Clarkston no longer require an open burning permit, however, residents must still adhere to all applicable rules found within their municipality's open burning ordinance. Parcels of less than 3 acres must follow the burn date calendar.
Check with your local city, township or village officials before lighting your fire. If no local ordinances are in effect, state law: Allows burning grass and leaves in municipalities with populations less than 7,500 unless prohibited by local ordinance.
Example Recreational Burn Containers. Fire Watch Log. 6483 Waldon Center Dr. Clarkston, MI 48346. (248) 625-5111 | Monday - Thursday 7:00am - 5:30pm | See our Township Calendar for closures.
Open burning shall be constantly attended by a person 14 years of age or older until the fire is extinguished. A source of extinguishment shall be present and adequate during hours of burning. No burning shall be permitted within 50' of any structure.
Select the county for information on where to call for burn permit information. UPDATES ARE MADE EVERY DAY BY 10:00 AM EASTERN TIME. Click to select the county in which you intend to burn before lighting any open debris fire.
Burn permits may be obtained by using the Burn Permits Management System interactive county map located at: Michigan.gov/BurnPermit. A burn permit does not allow burning prohibited by other regulations. Burn permits are available from the DNR for . the Upper Peninsula and Northern Michigan counties. In the southern Lower Peninsula, permits may be
