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A prescribed burn led by Travis County fire crews earlier this year helped lessen wildfire danger in eastern Travis County. (Haley McLeod/Community Impact)

Burn ban in effect for unincorporated Travis County through Jan. 6

By Elle Bent

County officials urge residents to not shoot off fireworks at home during the upcoming New Year’s Eve holiday.

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