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Southlake reports one grass fire after July Fourth; mayor urges adherence to fireworks rules
Summary
City presenter Maris Porter relayed a message from Fire Chief Cameron West saying residents largely followed safety guidance over July Fourth; the city reported one grass fire and urged adherence to legal dates and cleanup rules.
Maris Porter, presenter for Southlake City, said the city’s July update included a safety message from Fire Chief Cameron West praising residents’ caution over the Fourth of July weekend. "Fire chief Cameron West wanted me to say, quote, thank you for your safety consciousness over the 4th of July weekend," Porter said, noting the city saw only one grass fire related to fireworks.
Porter said the mayor reminded residents to “adhere to the dates and times when fireworks are legal, and please please clean up after your street or parking lot show is over.” The statement framed the July incident tally as limited but stressed continued compliance with local rules to avoid additional fires and cleanup burdens on city crews.
