Burn registrations

When residents register a burn in your area, you see it in your registrations list, with the burner's contact details so you can respond. Registering is not permission: whether a resident may burn is always the live status.

What each state means

State	Meaning
Planned	Registered for a day that is still ahead.
Presumed burning	The day has come and the resident has not said otherwise. Treat it as a likely burn.
Checked in	The resident confirmed they started, at a moment when burning was allowed.
Not burning	The resident said they are not burning that day.
Cancelled	Withdrawn by the resident, or cancelled by your agency.
Burn is out	The resident reported the fire is out.

A burn registered for a day when burning then closes stays in your list, flagged as a possible burn during a closure. The resident gets a courtesy "do not burn" message where we can send one.

You can decide whether residents must check in before a burn counts, or whether check-in is optional.

Find a burn

Filter the list by day, zone and state, or search by registration number, address or name. Open a burn for its details: where, when, the terms the resident accepted and their answers.

Cancel a registration

1. Open the burn and choose Cancel.
2. Enter the reason. It is required.
3. Confirm. The resident is told, with your reason.

Export

Export the list, with your filters, as a spreadsheet file. Exports include contact details: store them securely.

Who sees what

You see the identity and contact details of burns in your area only. The public never sees individual burns or identities.