Cypress County is pleased to announce the launch of our own community iPhone and Android apps. Download the app and register with us to stay up to date with all the latest news, upcoming events and weather for Cypress County.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
When the area of Cypress County was settled over a century ago, many settlements developed and parcels of native grassland were plowed up for planting cultivated crops. Many small, self governing municipalities incorporated, but the drought and depression of the dirty ’30s caused great hardship.
The County is currently under a FIRE RESTRICTION which means: (not a Full Fire Ban)
Permitted burning in Cypress County is restricted. All outstanding fire permits are suspended until further notice and no new permits will be issued unless inspected and approved by the Cypress County Fire Chief or Deputy Fire Chief. Fireworks are NOT permitted.
The following fires are STILL permitted:
• Internal household fire places
• Incinerators (for farm and acreage use)
• Burning barrel (steel/metal drum no larger than 45 gallons)
• Solid fuel barbecues (charcoal briquettes)
• Liquid fuel barbecues (propane and natural gas)
• Recreational camp fires (non-combustible unit 36 inches in diameter or less)
• Chimeneas
• Wood pellet smokers
• Fires contained within approved facilities and appliances in designated camping and recreational areas
For more information please visit the Fire Services page.
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