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Austin, Travis County to sign wildfire disaster declarations

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Austin and Travis County leaders are expected to announce the preemptive signing of disaster declarations regarding wildfire risks in the area during a meeting Monday.

According to the city of Austin, the announcement would include preparation efforts, along with a discussion on the allocation of resources.

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During the meeting, city and county leaders are expected to speak on coordinating wildfire planning, mitigation and response efforts among first responder agencies

Austin Mayor Kirk Watson, Travis County Judge Andy Brown, Austin Fire Chief Joel Baker and many other first responders are expected to be present.

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On Friday, Judge Brown signed a local disaster declaration as a preventative measure.

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