04/07/2026
The entire state is under Stage 1 fire restrictions as of today (4/6/26). Please respect these restrictions; the fire danger is very, very real, and we want to keep our town and state from burning down.
URGENT: Amid unseasonably hot and dry weather in New Mexico, statewide restrictions are now in place to reduce wildfire risk.
Wildfire danger is especially acute this year and poses a threat to life, property and natural resources across New Mexico. The state forester has placed the following restrictions – to remain in effect until rescinded – on non-municipal, non-federal and non-Tribal lands statewide:
- Smoking
- Fireworks
- Campfires
- Prescribed, open, agricultural and/or debris burning
- Flaring of gas related to oil and gas production
New Mexicans should also know that Stage 1 Fire Restrictions are now in place across the entire Santa Fe National Forest from now until Oct. 1.
Under Stage 1, the following are PROHIBITED:
Building, maintaining, or using a fire — including charcoal and briquettes — outside of a Forest Service-provided fire structure in a designated area
Smoking, except inside an enclosed vehicle or building, at a dveloped recreation site, or while stopped in a cleared area at least 3 feet in diameter that is free of all flammable material
Please do your part to protect our forests and communities. One spark can change everything.
New Mexico Forestry Division