2026 Incidents
January	60
February	58
March	57
April	48
May	45
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Total	268

2025 Incidents
January	59
February	65
March	49
April	61
May	49
June	39
July	76
August	43
September	50
October	58
November	60
December	61
Total	670

2024 Incidents
January	76
February	57
March	32
April	43
May	39
June	67
July	48
August	145
September	66
October	67
November	46
December	59
Total	745

2023 Incidents
January	50
February	59
March	31
April	52
May	47
June	42
July	42
August	42
September	57
October	66
November	56
December	32
Total	576

2022 Incidents
January	50
February	53
March	43
April	42
May	46
June	57
July	41
August	50
September	67
October	58
November	44
December	69
Total	620

2021 Incidents
January	27
February	30
March	41
April	33
May	53
June	37
July	62
August	61
September	61
October	58
November	36
December	68
Total	567

2020 Incidents
January	34
February	32
March	25
April	21
May	34
June	27
July	39
August	46
September	51
October	36
November	44
December	31
Total	420

2019 Incidents
January	47
February	45
March	40
April	37
May	41
June	35
July	62
August	36
September	62
October	54
November	53
December	47
Total	559

2018 Incidents
January	65
February	36
March	29
April	81
May	62
June	31
July	47
August	47
September	60
October	68
November	53
December	32
Total	611

2017 Incidents
January	30
February	44
March	53
April	53
May	46
June	53
July	60
August	50
September	62
October	54
November	53
December	38
Total	596

2016 Incidents
January	34
February	61
March	34
April	48
May	40
June	34
July	44
August	51
September	55
October	54
November	34
December	43
Total	532

Previous Incidents
2011	524
2012	549
2013	534
2014	523
2015	538
2016	532
2017	596
2018	611
2019	559
2020	420
2021	567
2022	620
2023	576
2024	745
2025	670

Potsdam In Pictures

Statewide Burning Ban Starts March 15

By Fire Driver Robert Pierce

March 14, 2013

The state Department of Environmental Conservation says all outdoor residential brush burning is prohibited during the high-risk wildfire season March 15 through May 14.

Effective on October 14, 2009, all open burning is prohibited in New York with several exceptions including the following:

1)Campfires less than 3 feet in height and 4 feet in length, width or diameter are allowed.
2)Small cooking fires are allowed.
Fires cannot be left unattended and must be fully extinguished.
Only charcoal or clean, untreated or unpainted wood can be burned.
3)Ceremonial or celebratory bonfires are allowed.

For more information please visit the NYS DEC website.
http://www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/58519.html

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