The threat of wildfires has led to at least four counties issuing disaster declarations banning fireworks.
The threat of wildfires has led to at least four counties issuing disaster declarations banning fireworks, including Johnson, Navarro, Palo Pinto and Parker Counties.
That's why Navarro County Judge H. M. Davenport is now taking those additional preventive measures.
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