MoCo court talks burn bans after rains ease fire risk
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MoCo court talks burn bans after rains ease fire riskAt the Sept. 3 Commissioners Court, Fire Marshal Jimmy Williams and OEM’s Jason Millsaps stressed year-round trash-burn rules still apply even when drought burn bans are lifted after recent rains.
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