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Fire at Bartlett fertilizer plant 'under control' evacuations not expected

Multiple fire departments were called to a fire at American Plant Food Corporation in Bartlett.

 

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Author: 6 News Digital (6News)

Published: 9:51 PM CDT August 20, 2023

Updated: 10:11 PM CDT August 20, 2023

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BARTLETT, Texas — A massive fire was burning Sunday night at the American Plant Food Corporation fertilizer plant in Bartlett.

 

The City of Bartlett posted to its Facebook page that there was no action needed by residents and they did not expected there to be an evacuation.

 

"Bartlett Fire is on scene along with various other entities and their hazmat units due to chemical spills," the City posted. "The Emergency Command has stated that it is all under control, but an active fire nonetheless. The fire is not expected to spread, nor there to be a catastrophic explosions from the chemicals. They have determined the fire to be contained and will work on it all night."

 

The Holland Volunteer Fire Department posted to its Facebook page a little after 9 p.m. that it was called to assist in fighting the fire.

 

A video taken by Kelly Carter and posted to a Holland community Facebook page showed massive flames coming from the plant.

 

The Williamson County Sheriff's Office asked people living in the area to follow the instructions provided in a reverse 911 message that was sent.

 

6 News is still gathering information on this story. This story will be updated as we get more information.

 

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