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A 30-day burn ban is in effect for unincorporated areas of Travis County as of February 10, 2026, due to high wildfire risk from dry vegetation and low humidity. The ban prohibits all outdoor burning, including residential trash, brush, and debris, but does not apply to authorized, supervised prescribed burns. Key Details on the Travis County Burn Ban: -Duration: The ban was issued on February 10, 2026, and is in place for 30 days unless lifted earlier by officials. -Where it Applies: Unincorporated areas of Travis County. -What is Prohibited: All outdoor burning of trash, leaves, and brush. -What is Allowed: The Travis County Fire Marshal website indicates that outdoor welding, cutting, grinding, and other hot work may be allowed if they follow specific guidelines. -Precaution: Residents are urged to use extreme caution with any activity that could produce sparks, such as grilling or mowing, to protect lives and property. For the most up-to-date information, residents can check the Travis County Fire Marshal website.