RT @AllHazardsTFS: We continue to support the State’s response to the severe flooding across Texas with more than 245 personnel. Crews are….

Our hearts are with all of those affected by the devastation caused by floods across Central Texas. We have mobilized 225+ personnel from Texas A&M Forest Service & TIFMAS to support flood response. Our saw teams are clearing debris and restoring access.

RT @TxDOT: With more rain in the forecast in parts of the state, please stay weather aware and drive to conditions. Our crews are still out….

RT @tamusystem: Saw crews from @TXForestService are clearing roadways and the Texas A&M Public Works Response Team is assisting with public….

RT @TDEM: Rain and flooding impacts continue in Texas this week. ☔️Continue to monitor weather conditions in your area.🚧Never drive throug….

RT @TDEM: Texas responders are working around the clock to support local flood response efforts across Central Texas & the Hill Country.….

RT @TPWDnews: View of the Guadalupe River shows the devastating impacts of the flood. @TexasGameWarden continues to work with other first….

90% of TX wildfires are human caused. If you shoot fireworks this weekend, remember to:.🎆Check & comply with local burn bans and restrictions.🎆Read & follow all warnings & instruction labels.🎆Keep a hose & bucket of water nearby.🎆Never ignite fireworks in a container

RT @GovAbbottPress: Governor @GregAbbott_TX tonight signed a disaster declaration for 15 counties impacted by severe flooding in the Hill C….

RT @TDEM: State responders and equipment remain engaged with local officials to support flood response efforts in the Hill Country and Conc….

RT @TDEM: ⛈️Heavy rain has caused flash flooding in the Concho Valley and Hill Country regions of the state. ⚠️Stay Weather Aware and Turn….

RT @TPWDnews: Heavy rain+ flooding threaten portions of West and Central Texas. ⚠️ PLEASE HEED LOCAL WARNINGS ⚠️. @texasgamewarden is assi….

🇺🇸Happy 4th of July 🇺🇸. As we celebrate with friends and family, it is important to remember that our choices today can impact everyone around us. 👉Find burn bans, fireworks safety tips, and more here:

We use staff rides to remember those who lost their lives in the line of duty of protecting our homes and lives. After studying the context of the fire and incident response strategy, participants of staff rides walk through the site of the fire.

This week, Jordy Herrin, Regional Field Operations Chief, and Bryan Young, Resource Specialist, traveled to Alaska to join @GaTrees Type 3 Incident Management Team, to work on the #NenanaRidgeComplex alongside @ForestryVA.

RT @TDEM: As heavy rain & flooding threaten portions of West & Central Texas, #TeamTexas remains ready to respond.☔️. TDEM has activated st….

Today is National Wildland Firefighter Day and we are honoring the many wildland firefighters who help protect our great state and country. Whether they are serving their nearby community or another state hundreds of miles away from home, they always answer the call to service.

Don't ruin 4th of July for everyone else. If you plan to shoot your own fireworks, remember to:.🔥Check local burn bans & restrictions.🔎Read and follow all directions & labels.💧Dispose of used fireworks in a bucket of water.🎆Never ignite fireworks in a container, esp. glass

When using equipment to clear storm debris, remember to:.🪵Estimate the reaction of what you're cutting will be.🪵Never cut above chest height.🪵Use pole saw for cuts above the head.🪵Ensure a clear cutting area around you. Learn more:

This week is Wildland Firefighter Week of Remembrance, honoring the sacrifices made by wildland firefighters who have lost their lives while protecting our lands, families, and natural resources. In October, we honor the fallen firefighters at a memorial ceremony at Camp Swift.