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After receiving a significant amount of rain late Thursday night and Friday morning, the Shelby County Board of Commissioners has lifted the countywide burn ban in Shelby County, effective immediately.
The Shelby County Emergency Management Agency will continue to monitor the dry conditions and re-address the issue, as needed.
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