Smoke may be visible south of FM 967, east of RR 150, north of FM 150, and west of FM1626 and FM 2770 from 11 a.m. to sunset.
The burn will occur on the Onion Creek Management Unit, just west of Buda. This land management operation will cover 229 acres and should take approximately 6-7 hours to complete.
Smoke may be visible south of FM 967, east of RR 150, north of FM 150, and west of FM1626 and FM 2770 from 11 a.m. to sunset.
Prescribed burns safely mimic the natural fire cycle and maintain fire-resilient landscapes for the benefit of people, water and wildlife.
The burned area will be extensively patrolled for at least a week after the fire.
Conditions such as wind speed and direction are monitored closely and if conditions become unsuitable the prescribed burn will be rescheduled.
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