Burn bans are now in effect for unincorporated areas of Travis and Hays counties. These bans were issued by officials in both counties. The burn bans will be in place for a specified period. They are set to remain in effect until September 29. Further information on the burn bans can be found through Travis County and Hays County officials or the original source, FOX 7 Austin.
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