The Tennessee Division of Forestry's current statewide layer records no county-wide burn ban for Overton County, Tennessee.
Exact current county status
The Tennessee Division of Forestry's current statewide layer records no county-wide burn ban for Overton County, Tennessee. The current official Tennessee Division of Forestry layer classifies Overton County as None. The agency warns that its map can lag real-time county information, and this answer does not override municipal rules or ordinary debris-burning requirements.
Tennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry current county feedOfficial county status checked September 12, 2026 at 3:26 AM CDT
Exact answer from the current official feed
The Tennessee Division of Forestry's current statewide layer records no county-wide burn ban for Overton County, Tennessee.
The current official Tennessee Division of Forestry layer classifies Overton County as None. The agency warns that its map can lag real-time county information, and this answer does not override municipal rules or ordinary debris-burning requirements.
Current statusNo County Burn Ban Listed
JurisdictionOverton County, Tennessee
Reported byTennessee Department of Agriculture, Division of Forestry
Official status dateMay 27, 2026 at 8:27 AM CDT
Live source checkedSeptember 12, 2026 at 3:26 AM CDT
The current official Tennessee Division of Forestry layer classifies Overton County as None. The agency warns that its map can lag real-time county information, and this answer does not override municipal rules or ordinary debris-burning requirements.
Rule 1The current statewide layer classification is None, not an active county-wide burn ban.Rule 2The official map can lag real-time county information, so verify urgent conditions with the county or local fire authority.Rule 3A burn permit, seasonal restriction, municipal ordinance, or unsafe fire condition can still prohibit burning.
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