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Texas A&M Forest Service Assists in Dry River Fire

Tuesday, September 15, 2026

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The Dry River Fire began in Sutton County, Texas, on September 15, 2026, under elevated fire conditions. Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide additional firefighters and heavy equipment at 1:52 pm and responded quickly.

The incident is now under unified command with local departments. Per the source, all fire perimeters and points are approximations. No further details on the fire's size, location, or potential impact on residents are provided in the source material.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires — http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/txtxs-dry-river-fire

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The Dry River Fire began in Sutton County, Texas“Incident Overview The Dy River Fire in Sutton County started on the afternoon of September 15, 2026 under elevated fire conditions.”
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The Dry River Fire began on September 15, 2026“Incident Overview The Dy River Fire in Sutton County started on the afternoon of September 15, 2026 under elevated fire conditions.”
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The Dry River Fire began under elevated fire conditions“The Dy River Fire in Sutton County started on the afternoon of September 15, 2026 under elevated fire conditions.”
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Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide additional firefighters and heavy equipment“Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide assistance in the form of additional firefighters and heavy equipment at 1:52 pm and responded quickly.”
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Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide additional firefighters and heavy equipment at 1:52 pm“Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide assistance in the form of additional firefighters and heavy equipment at 1:52 pm and responded quickly.”
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Texas A&M Forest Service responded quickly“Texas A&M Forest Service was requested to provide assistance in the form of additional firefighters and heavy equipment at 1:52 pm and responded quickly.”
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The incident is now under unified command with local departments“Texas A&M Forest Service is currently in unified command with local departments.”
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Per the source, all fire perimeters and points are approximations“null”
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No further details on the fire's size are provided in the source material“null”
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No further details on the fire's location are provided in the source material“null”
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No further details on the fire's potential impact on residents are provided in the source material“null”