FAYETTE COUNTY — The recent rains have opened up an opportunity to burn brush that has piled up over the winter months. However, caution is still urged.
“The rains have made it safe to burn – for the time being – and I know there are a number of county residents who have brush piles that need to go.” said Drew Brossmann, Pre- cinct 4 commissioner and assistant fire chief for Schulenburg Volunteer Fire Department.
Brossmann said to notify the Fayette County Sheriff's Office at 979-968-5856 that you intend to burn, when you intend to burn, and the address.
