What kinds of fire bans are there?
Crystal Lakes fire ban — The Crystal Lakes Road and Recreation Board, upon the advice of the Crystal Lakes Fire Chief, may establish a fire ban in the Crystal Lakes subdivision as a necessary precaution based on current conditions. This decision takes into account the weather, drought conditions, and other fire-danger signs specific to the Crystal Lakes Area (much of this information is available from links on the Local Area Fire Information page). Crystal Lakes fire danger may not be the same as in the rest of the county, and may not match the fire danger in Glacier View or Roosevelt National Forest — different conditions exist in each location. The ban instated by the Board is on burning in Crystal Lakes only, and contravention of the ban may result in a visit from the fire dept (to extinguish the fire) and possible fines levied by the Association. County-wide fire ban — Larimer county has the authority to instate fire restrictions of various levels, from a complete ban, in which
