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Buss Fire Ignites in Texas

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The Buss Fire ignited in Callahan County, Texas, on September 6, 2026, during the early afternoon.

Texas A&M Forest Service deployed a strike team of engines to assist local fire departments responding to the wildfire, which involved several homes, outbuildings, and vehicles.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/txtxs-buss-fire
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  • The Buss Fire ignited in Callahan County, TexasThe Buss Fire in Callahan County started during the early afternoon on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
  • The Buss Fire ignited on September 6, 2026The Buss Fire in Callahan County started during the early afternoon on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
  • The Buss Fire ignited during the early afternoonThe Buss Fire in Callahan County started during the early afternoon on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
  • Texas A&M Forest Service deployed a strike team of enginesA strike team of engines from Texas A&M Forest Service responded to the fire.
  • Texas A&M Forest Service deployed a strike team of engines to assist local fire departmentsA strike team of engines from Texas A&M Forest Service responded to the fire.
  • The wildfire involved several homesLocal fire departments requested Texas A&M Forest Service assistance with a wildfire involving several homes, outbuildings and vehicles.
  • The wildfire involved outbuildingsLocal fire departments provided structure protection while Texas A&M Forest Service personnel attacked the wildfire. Forward progression of the fire was stopped. Unfortunately, two unoccupied homes were destroyed and one occupied home experienced moderate fire damage. Four outbuildings were also lost. Three vehicles, three unoccupied recreational vehicles and one occupied recreational vehicle were also lost. One additional recreational vehicle experienced moderate damage. Fifteen occupied homes and twenty outbuildings were directly saved by the local fire departments.
  • The wildfire involved vehiclesThree vehicles, three unoccupied recreational vehicles and one occupied recreational vehicle were also lost.

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