US EditionPauline Road Fire contained but still smoldering in San Jacinto, Montgomery counties
- The Pauline Road fire in San Jacinto County has been contained and is no longer spreading, according to Montgomery County officials.
- The fire initially started as a prescribed burn and has burned 2,421 acres, resulting in the destruction of one unoccupied vacation home, as reported by Texas A&M Forest Service.
- Approximately 900 homes were evacuated during the fire, but Montgomery County Judge Mark Keough confirmed that the evacuation orders have now been lifted as conditions improved.
- More than 90 animals were rescued by officials, and Judge Keough praised firefighters for their efforts in preventing further damage to structures.
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2,000-acre San Jacinto wildfire 20 percent contained Thursday morning, officials say
The Pauline Road fire, which first ignited in the Sam Houston National Forest on the southwestern corner of San Jacinto County Wednesday afternoon, was 20 percent contained early Thursday.
·Houston, United States
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