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Unit Information

Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 
Texas 
College Station, 
Texas 
77845 

Incident Contacts

Ryan Burns
Phone: 9364335841
Hours: M-F 9:00am - 10:00pm

This incident is no longer being updated.

Acres: 200
Containment: 90%
Cause: Unknown
 
On Sunday, July 17th 2022 at 11:40 am, Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to investigate a large smoke column in Trinity County, TX Southeast of the town of Lovelady, TX. Firefighters arrived on scene to find moderate to high fire activity burning in a young pine plantation threatening 5 homes and multiple outbuildings. Air assists including 3 small engine air tankers and 1 type I helicopter were  successful in performing water drops on highly active portions of the fire, assisting dozer crews in increasing containment. 

Texas A&M Forest Service is in unified command with Trinity, Groveton, Pennington, Friday, and Lovelady Volunteer Fire Departments.  
  

Basic Information
Current as of Sat, 07/23/2022 - 14:19
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Unknown
Date of Origin
Location 6.5 miles southeast of Lovelady, Texas
Incident Commander Michael Easley, Texas A&M Forest Service
Coordinates 31° 4' 24'' Latitude
-95° 21'
15
'' Longitude
Current Situation
Total Personnel: 16
Size 350 Acres
Percent of Perimeter Contained 100%
Fuels Involved

Mature Pine plantation

Significant Events

Minimal fire behavior was reported with some areas smoldering but no concerns to containment.

Outlook
Projected Incident Activity

Extensive mop up and monitoring will be required to reach 100% containment.

Current Weather
Weather Concerns

South winds will continue to persist through the remainder of the day and into the evening, with minimum RH values reaching around 30% late this afternoon. Precipitation chances at the incident site will remain very low.


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