How to find which counties have burn bans
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Monday, the Vigo County Commissioners declared a county-wide burn ban as high winds and dry weather have caused a number of brush fires around the Wabash Valley.
As of Noon EST, Tuesday, there are four counties with burn bans declared: Vigo, Fountain, Warren and Benton.
To see what counties have burn bans in place you can go to www.in.gov/dhs/burn-ban-map/ or click here.
This site will show an up-to-date map on all the active bans in the state. You can also search by county to see if you are affected.
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