~ Colorado Springs, CO - After recent moisture and favorable weather forecasts, the Colorado Springs Fire Department Fire Marshal, Kris Cooper, has lifted burn restrictions within the city. The order will go into effect on Friday, May 29, 2026 at 12 p.m.

According to Cooper, the recent moisture in the region has led to a significant recovery of dry fuels and a decrease in the immediate risk of wildfire activity within city limits. Additionally, both short and long-range forecasting models from the National Weather Service are predicting above-normal precipitation over the next three months, further reducing fire danger concerns.

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While restrictions are being lifted, residents are reminded that certain activities remain prohibited year-round in Colorado Springs. These include recreational fireworks requiring ignition such as sparklers, rockets, fountains, and smoke bombs. Burning trash, rubbish, yard waste or construction material is also not allowed. Open burning by non-governmental entities is also prohibited.

Community members are encouraged to continue practicing fire-safe behavior and remain vigilant during windy or dry conditions. The Colorado Springs Fire Department urges residents to report any potential fire hazards or suspicious activity to help prevent wildfires.

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