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Omaha, TX

Pasture fire reported near Omaha, possibly uncontrolled 

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Omaha, TX 75571
Audio|Source: Jenkins Fire
00:33

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Fire Department, Morris County, Omaha Fire Department. I have a resident that lives at 1-1-127 FM-144 North, repeating 1-1-27 FM-144 North. R be advised it looks like there is a pasture fire that's possibly out of control. I do have report of a control burn on 144 south of Omaha with Ward Timber out of Linda, but it does not give location. Can you... Check the area to make sure it may be the control burn.

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