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The Commissioners Court approved a burn ban for the next 30 days.

Welding is permitted if you have at least 2 people (1 spotter) and at least 100 gallons of water with a sprayer.

This does not affect the sale or use of fireworks.

Fireworks can only be set off on private property with the owner’s consent.

Fireworks can’t be set off from public roadways.

Leaving fireworks trash behind is an offense. and outdoor cooking is permitted in an enclosed cooking container only, with no open fires.

The fine is $500.00

There are several VFDs that will have locations set up to safely enjoy your fireworks.

Subdivision Rules
For Clay County

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Clay County covers an area of 1,088.7 square miles of land and 28 square miles of water.
The population is 10,218 according to the 2020 census.
Schools in Clay county with their estimated enrollments include
- Bellevue ISD with 139 students,
- Henrietta ISD with 931 students,
- Midway ISD with 129 students, and
- Petrolia ISD with 525.
Clay County Memorial Hospital has 25 available beds.
Major roadways in the county are
- US HWY 82,
- US HWY 287 N,
- US HWY 287 S,
- ST HWY 148 S, ST HWY 148 N, and
- ST HWY 79 N.
The county seat for Clay is Henrietta.

Clay County Courthouse

100 N. Bridge Street (On the Square)

Henrietta, Texas 76365

Clay County Courthouse Annex

214 N. Main Street (North of Courthouse)

Henrietta, Texas 76365