WARREN, Ark. — The burn ban in Bradley County has been temporarily lifted following recent rainfall across the area, according to an announcement Wednesday morning, November 4, 2026, from the Bradley County Courthouse.
The announcement stated that the Bradley County Judge is lifting the burn ban for a few days, allowing residents a temporary opportunity to conduct outdoor burning.
“Bradley County Judge is lifting the Burn Ban for a few days. So if you need to burn do so but use extreme caution,” the courthouse announced on social media.
The decision follows rainfall that brought much-needed moisture to the area. In Warren, Saline River News recorded approximately 1.25 inches of rainfall at its headquarters.
While the rainfall has provided some relief from recent dry conditions, county officials are urging residents to exercise extreme caution when burning outdoors.
The lifting of the ban is temporary, and the courthouse announcement did not specify an exact date when restrictions might be reinstated.
Residents are encouraged to monitor future announcements from Bradley County officials regarding the status of the burn ban.
