Conduct the prescribed fire under a written burn plan, TADRA Point Trailhead, LBJ National Grassland.

The documented fuel buildup, the completed neighbor notification and the posted advisory signage at TADRA Point Trailhead, LBJ National Grassland all exist to support one thing: a real, planned return of fire to ground that has been missing it for years. Only a Texas Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager, inside a real weather prescription and with a trained crew, can safely carry that out.

Where

TADRA Point Trailhead, Lyndon B. Johnson National Grassland (accessed via FS Road 900 off CR 2560, Wise County, TX 76234), the primary USDA Forest Service trailhead for the grassland’s 75-mile multi-use trail system (confirmed real site, best-estimate location along the confirmed access route) · Open the map

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$340 proposed

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Proof

burn manager credential + written burn plan + weather prescription log + notification record + crew photo + mop-up confirmation

This is exactly what gets it approved. Nothing settles without it.

Level

advanced

Open until

2026-09-25

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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Steps

1. 1. The certified and insured prescribed burn manager confirms the written burn plan, current weather prescription, crew roster and equipment, and checks that no burn ban is active for the county.
2. 2. The manager confirms notification was completed (roster, delivered packets, county dispatch, TFS central dispatch, county sheriff and local fire suppression entities) and that advisory signage is posted at every public access point before ignition begins.
3. 3. The trained crew ignites and holds the fire inside the prepared control lines under the manager's direction, monitoring fire behavior against the written prescription throughout.
4. 4. The crew mops up and patrols the unit until it is safe, and the manager notifies county dispatch, the sheriff and local fire suppression entities that the burn is complete before the unit reopens to the public.

What counts as done

• Confirmation that the crew was led by a Texas Certified and Insured Prescribed Burn Manager under a written burn plan
• Weather prescription log showing conditions were inside the plan's prescribed range at ignition
• Confirmation that notification (roster, packets, county dispatch, TFS central dispatch, sheriff, local fire suppression entities) was completed before ignition
• Confirmation that no burn ban was active for the county at the time of the burn
• Photo record of the crew holding and mopping up the unit
• Confirmation from county dispatch and local fire suppression entities that the completed burn was reported before the unit reopened

Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.