share this article using any of these platforms

Jonny Goodday | Goodday Mineral Wells | 11/30/2020 | Fire/EMS

This morning if you saw smoke coming from the Fort Wolters area, there was nothing to be concerned about. The military received assistance from Texas A&M Forest Service to do a control burn on the overgrown grasslands. All of this was with the goal of avoiding any future wildfires. The fire is 100% contained over a 449 acre grass land and involved 22 personnel.

A statement from the NWCG website: “Texas A&M Forest Service is assisting military and environmental personnel in prescribed fire operations in Fort Wolters north west of Mineral Wells in Parker County Texas. This operation is being conducted on a grass fuel type that is unsheltered from other vegetation with the main goal of reducing wildfire threat and enhancing productive ecosystems.”

Source: https://inciweb.nwcg.gov/incident/7272/

share this article using any of these platforms

[the_ad_group id="35"]
[the_ad_group id="35"]

Recent News

Everyone has heard the term touched by an angel, but when is the last time […]
It isn’t often one is given the gift to live one hundred years nor for […]
Getting back into the game of life is one of the most difficult things anyone […]
Goodday Mineral Wells is the most popular news website in Palo Pinto County and I […]
Hello everyone! It’s hard to believe that October is upon us, and fall is finally […]
Hi everyone! I hope everyone is doing well and enjoying this perfect outdoor weather we […]
Hey everyone! I hope you have all been enjoying your week so far! I don’t […]
Robert “Bobby” Charles Small, II November 15, 1966 – September 11, 2021 Robert “Bobby” Charles Small, II, […]
[the_ad_group id="35"]
[the_ad_group id="35"]
AdBlock Detected

This site is no longer an active publication. It remains online as a preserved archive so the stories, people, events, and history documented during its years of operation are not lost. Browse the collection at your own pace.

error: Content is protected