The ACT's firefighters responded to 114 scrub fires during the latest bushfire season, which officially comes to an end on Thursday night.
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The number of grass and bush fires attended by firefighters dropped this season, down from 135 last season.
The 2015/2016 bushfire season, which ends at 11.59pm, also saw two total fire ban days declared.
The ACT Emergency Services Agency's Acting Commissioner Conrad Barr thanked the territory's firefighters for the work they did to prepare for the season.
Last summer was forecasted to be of higher than average bushfire risk for the ACT.
"I would like to thank the ACT community for their co-operation during the bushfire season, particularly those who live in bushfire prone areas and took the time to prepare their houses in the event of a potential bushfire," Mr Barr said.
Firefighters will continue performing hazard reduction burns around the territory into winter and spring.
Unless conditions change, the ACT bushfire season will recommence on October 1.
