Parmer County burn ban extended for 90 days
March 11, 2024 | Parmer County, Texas
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The Parmer County Commissioner’s Court voted on March 11, 2024, to continue the county burn ban for 90 days. Commissioner Charles Wilkins moved the extension; County Judge Isabel "Izzy" Carrasco seconded the motion and the Court approved it by majority vote.
The minutes do not record the reasons for the extension, specific restrictions, or enforcement details; they note only the motion, the seconder and that the motion passed by majority vote. Residents should consult county communications for any operational or enforcement guidance during the burn-ban period.
The minutes do not record the reasons for the extension, specific restrictions, or enforcement details; they note only the motion, the seconder and that the motion passed by majority vote. Residents should consult county communications for any operational or enforcement guidance during the burn-ban period.
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