Fire chiefs across Bexar County develop strategy to combat wildfires
Read full article: Fire chiefs across Bexar County develop strategy to combat wildfiresFire departments from Selma to Wilson County and Leon Springs to Helotes formed an east and west strike team of state-certified firefighters who are experts in extinguishing wildland fires.
Massive fire rips through warehouse full of stuffed animals, causes closure on Hwy 181, officials say
Read full article: Massive fire rips through warehouse full of stuffed animals, causes closure on Hwy 181, officials sayA massive grassfire swallowed a warehouse full of stuffed animals and led to a temporary closure of US Highway 181 in southeast Bexar County, according to county fire officials.
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Duplex fire forces 8 people, cat, out into cold weather
Read full article: Duplex fire forces 8 people, cat, out into cold weatherSAN ANTONIO – Members of two families are trying to recover from a fire that destroyed the duplex they called home. The fire broke out around 2 a.m. Friday, forcing eight people and a pet cat outdoors into frigid temperatures. Bexar County firefighters say one resident had called them after noticing smoke in a garage in the 6600 block of Montgomery Drive. “Shortly after we arrived, the flames broke through the roof,” said Chief Robert Hogan with Bexar County Emergency Services District, #10. However, because of the strong winds, Hogan says they were fighting a losing battled.
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Fire destroys 2 mobile homes in NE Bexar County
Read full article: Fire destroys 2 mobile homes in NE Bexar CountySAN ANTONIO – A fire early Wednesday morning in in northeast Bexar County destroyed two mobile homes and killed a family’s pet. Fire officials said heavy winds spread the fire to a family’s nearby mobile home. “(The) wind was horrendous,” said Bexar County Emergency Fire District #10 Batallion Chief Robert Hogan. The Windcrest Fire Department, the Air Force Fire Department and the Kirby Fire Department helped battle the blaze. The mobile homes are considered a total loss.
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