Fire ban lifted in North Grenville

By CityNews Ottawa

Posted May 6, 2022 03:16:21 PM.

A total fire ban placed by the North Grenville Fire Service has been lifted. 

The ban was placed effective April 29 for the entire municipality, and lifted on May 6. 

No open-air burning of any kind was permitted until the ban was lifted. 

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