Determine the current air-quality burn-ban status for a specific Puget Sound county and set up a machine-readable alert feed.
domain: pscleanair.gov · 4 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Check current status at pscleanair.gov/168/Air-Quality-Burn-Ban-Status and the burn-ban area map, since bans can apply county-by-county rather than regionwide
Distinguish air-quality burn bans (PSCAA-issued, fall/winter, targets wood stoves/fireplaces) from fire-safety burn bans (county fire marshal, summer wildfire risk) — different issuing authority
Subscribe to the RSS feed at pscleanair.gov/rss.aspx or the Notify Me alert system for near-real-time updates rather than polling the status page
Cross-check the legal basis at pscleanair.gov/170/Legal-Overview (RCW 70A.15.3580 governs the two-stage escalation)
Known gotchas
No public JSON/REST API was found for burn-ban status — the RSS feed and email/Notify Me alerts are the closest thing to a machine-readable feed
PSCAA has no authority over fire-safety (wildfire-risk) burn bans — don't treat their status page as covering county fire-marshal bans
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