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Texas Wildfire Contained Near Bulcher

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A wildfire began near Bulcher, Texas, in Cooke County on the afternoon of August 31. Local fire departments responded and halted the fire's forward movement. Texas A&M Forest Service deployed bulldozers to construct fireline despite difficult access.

The fire is now contained, per incident reports. No additional details about property damage or evacuations were provided in the public record. Residents in the affected area were not notified of evacuations or road closures in the available information.

📄 Source: InciWeb Active Wildfires http://inciweb.wildfire.gov/incident-information/txtxs-bulcher
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  • A wildfire began near Bulcher, Texas, in Cooke CountyIncident Overview A wildfire started in the afternoon on Monday, August 31 near Bulcher, Texas in Cooke County.
  • The wildfire began on the afternoon of August 31Incident Overview A wildfire started in the afternoon on Monday, August 31 near Bulcher, Texas in Cooke County.
  • Local fire departments responded and halted the fire's forward movementLocal fire departments responded and were able to stop the forward progress of the fire.
  • Texas A&M Forest Service deployed bulldozers to construct firelineTexas A&M Forest Service bulldozers were used to construct fireline.
  • Texas A&M Forest Service deployed bulldozers to construct fireline despite difficult accessTexas A&M Forest Service was contacted to assist with bulldozers. Access was difficult, but the bulldozers were able to construct fireline.
  • The fire is now contained, per incident reportsnull
  • No additional details about property damage or evacuations were provided in the public recordnull
  • Residents in the affected area were not notified of evacuations or road closures in the available informationnull

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