State officials are taking steps to prepare for wildfires as Texas enters its peak season. Governor Greg Abbott has directed the activation of additional resources to respond to wildfires. This move comes as elevated fire danger is reported in parts of the state, specifically the Texas Panhandle and North Texas.
Further details on the state's wildfire response efforts are available from the Texas Division of Emergency Management and other official sources, including FOX 26 Houston.
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