Open Air Burning Reminder
Open Air Burning is only allowed by permit.
Permits can be purchased at the Municipal Office.
No burning between 8:00am and 8:00pm local time on any day, unless in approved incinerator.
Times for burning are 8:00pm to 8:00am every day. Fire must be completely out by 8:00am.
Safe Burning Practices
Choose a safe day
A fire is more likely to get out of control on a hot, dry day. Burn during the coolest, dampest, calmest time of day. Do not burn when it is to
windy.
Stay with your fire
Never leave your fire, even for a short time. A fire can quickly get out of control.
Use an Incinerator
If you burn rubbish or forest litter often, use a burn barrel or incinerator.
Dispose of ashes safely
Get rid of used charcoal or ashes from your fire in a hole dug deep into mineral soil. Drown the hot coals thoroughly, then cover the ashes with mineral soil.
Thank you.
Dated: April 27, 2026
Public Meeting
April 28, 2026 at 3:30 pm
Regarding the 2026 Proposed By-Laws Operating Budget
& Water and Sewer Operating & Maintenance Rates
The Council of the Corporation of the Municipality of Killarney will hold a Public Meeting (in person) on the 28th day of April at 3:30 p.m. to consider by-laws regarding its 2026 Operating Budget as well as the Water and Sewer Operating & Maintenance rates for 2026.
For more information, click here.
Thank you.
Dated: April 15, 2026
Public Feedback
The Municipality of Killarney is considering a by-law that will affect how Public Spaces in the Municipality like parks, wharfs and walking trails can be used.
As tourism, seasonal use, and general public access to waterfront and park areas continue to grow, the Municipality is proposing that is value in establishing clear and enforceable regulations to proactively prevent potential concerns before they arise on Municipal parks, wharfs and open spaces.
Challenges addressed in this by-law include:
- unauthorized camping or vehicle habitation on municipal lands,
- long-term docking or storage of boats at public wharfs,
- use of motorized vehicles within parks and on walking trails, and
- recreational activities taking place in areas not intended or equipped for such use.
The proposed by-law is intended as a preventative and proactive measure to clearly define permitted and prohibited uses of municipal lands, provide enforcement clarity where required, and ensure continued protection of municipal infrastructure and public access.
The Municipality is looking for public feedback on this proposed by-law.
Please review the by-law (CLICK HERE) and send your comments and questions to sebbs@sebbs.ca
All items received will be reported to council for consideration in deciding to pass this bylaw.
Thank you.
Dated: April 15, 2026
