Mason County imposes 90-day burn ban effective Dec. 22, 2025
December 22, 2025 | Mason County, Texas
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The Mason County Commissioners Court voted on Dec. 22, 2025, to institute a 90-day burn ban for the county, effective December 22, 2025. Commissioner Dave Underwood moved the action, and Commissioner Reggie Loeffler seconded; the motion carried.
The court’s minutes record the action as a formal motion and do not include additional discussion or a stated rationale in the public minutes. The motion is recorded as adopted at the Dec. 22 meeting.
The burn ban takes effect immediately under the order adopted by the court; the minutes do not specify penalties, exemptions, or the procedure for rescinding or extending the order. Residents seeking details or enforcement guidance are directed to the county for official procedures and any implementing administrative rules.
The court’s minutes record the action as a formal motion and do not include additional discussion or a stated rationale in the public minutes. The motion is recorded as adopted at the Dec. 22 meeting.
The burn ban takes effect immediately under the order adopted by the court; the minutes do not specify penalties, exemptions, or the procedure for rescinding or extending the order. Residents seeking details or enforcement guidance are directed to the county for official procedures and any implementing administrative rules.
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