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HB 1153·LA·house

ENVIRONMENT/ENFORCEMENT: Authorizes parishes and municipalities to declare bans on burning

Signed into LawFiled Mar 31, 2026
Sponsor: Kim Coates (R)
Latest Action

Becomes Act No. 931 without the Governor's signature.

Jun 23, 2026

Summary

The law lets Louisiana parishes and cities temporarily prohibit open burning when fire risk is high and requires the ban to be published in the official parish journal. It also tells officials how to lift the ban once the risk eases and sets penalties such as fines or imprisonment for violations. This gives local officials clearer tools to protect public safety during fire‑danger periods.

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