Brush fire reignites near septic area off TX-80

Heard on: Caldwell County Sheriff, Lockhart and Luling Police

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This transcript is auto-generated from live dispatch audio and may be incomplete or inaccurate. It is not an official report and may change.

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2613 Council, just FYI, looks to be a bit of a reignition over here on the southern side of the property by where the septic area is.

00:09

Be careful because there's holes in the ground and I guess some construction where there was a septic tank put in.

00:19

Highway 80 Command, this is York Creek, 83.

00:29

New York Creek, can you hear me? Repeat your traffic.

00:34

Yes, we're going to be about six to 7 min out.

00:41

Ten four. When you get on scene, hold fast.

00:45

Tanker eight, we're going to make a push on the right flank.

00:53

Ten four.

00:59

Audubon, Brownsville, Audubon, Class Charles, expires 800 and thirty-one.

01:03

Restrictions: Adam, you are clear.

01:07

So,

01:12

tender 76 en route to Highway 80 in Martindale.

01:21

Three. Thank you.

01:30

Hey (name withheld), this is Highway Command from Brush 63.

01:35

Hey, Brush 63.

01:37

Brush 63 is full of water coming back to me.

7/1/2026 11:49 AM

Fire

TX-80, Martindale, TX

Not official report. AI-generated from public dispatch audio. Always verify with official sources.

As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews are responding to a possible rekindled brush fire on the southern side of a property near Highway 80 in Martindale, Texas. Units including a tanker, tender, and brush truck are coordinating to contain the right flank of the fire while watching for construction hazards and ground holes near a septic area.