215PM-NMC Firefighters just arrived on a grass fire reported to be 1/4 acres but moving quickly
A second fire is now being reported 22800 Mossey Street in New Caney
A third grass fire now being reported 17600 Wooded Trail
a fourth fire 17500 White Oak Orchard
a fifth fire at 230pm-Cavalier Canyon Court in Montgomery
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Burn ban or not, one has to be really stupid to burn when it’s this dry. “Oh, Ill watch it.” Yeah, you’ll watch it get away from you and endanger other people’s property and/or lives. Just like those who started the fire off Coal Town this past week. They watched their illegal burn not caring about anybody else then watched the woods catch fire, watch the firemen put it out in the current heat wave and watched one fireman succumb to the heat and need medical care. Thanks al lot, you selfish jerks.