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20-Acre Grass Fire Extinguished Near I-35W and FM 407 in Argyle Amid Elevated Fire Danger

Argyle, TX — Firefighters extinguished a grass fire Friday morning near I-35W and FM 407 after approximately 20 acres burned in southern Denton County. Denton County Emergency Services District No. 1 & 2 were dispatched…

Argyle, TX — Firefighters extinguished a grass fire Friday morning near I-35W and FM 407 after approximately 20 acres burned in southern Denton County.

Denton County Emergency Services District No. 1 & 2 were dispatched around 8:04 a.m. to the fire near the 76-mile marker of I-35W, at the northeast corner of FM 407 and the interstate.

Crews brought the fire under control and had it extinguished by approximately 8:38 a.m.

Justin Fire Department also assisted with the response.

The cause of the fire was unknown at the time of the update.

Fire Safety Reminder:

Officials said Denton County was under a Red Flag Warning Friday and outdoor burning was not allowed.

Residents were asked to help reduce wildfire risk by:

• Avoiding outdoor burning and open flames

• Avoiding welding, grinding or other activities that could create sparks

• Never throwing cigarettes or burning materials from vehicles

• Securing trailer chains so they do not drag on the roadway

• Keeping vehicles and equipment away from dry grass when possible

• Reporting smoke or fire immediately with an accurate location

Dry vegetation and sparks can allow fires to spread quickly, making prevention especially important during elevated fire-weather conditions.

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