Fire Chief Highlights Grass Fire Prevention During Fire Prevention Week
During Fire Prevention Week, Three Rivers Fire Chief Henry Pullin provided safety tips for residents to prevent grass fires, citing common causes like vehicle issues on highways, and warned about home hazards such as improperly stored items and oily rags.…
Corpus Christi, TX, October 5, 2026 — During the observance of Fire Prevention Week, Three Rivers Fire Chief Henry Pullin shared critical safety guidance with residents aimed at curbing the incidence of grass fires. The chief emphasized common triggers for such fires, including mechanical issues with vehicles that occur on highways.
Chief Pullin also drew attention to potential hazards within residential areas, specifically mentioning the risks associated with improperly stored items and the dangers posed by oily rags left without proper containment. These materials can act as ignition sources under certain conditions.
Residents were urged by the Fire Chief to act swiftly in the event of spotting any fires. A clear instruction was given to dial 911 immediately to report any observed fires, ensuring a rapid response from emergency services.
Beyond the specific focus of Fire Prevention Week, Chief Pullin underscored the importance of continuous vigilance. He stressed that the practice of fire prevention is not a seasonal task but should be a year-round commitment for all residents to maintain safety and reduce fire risks within the community.
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