2026 March Wildfires

Overview
Individual & Family Resources
Local Official Resources

Overview

Increased fire danger continues in portions of the state.
Do your part to ensure NO NEW STARTS: ready.gov/wildfires
Texans who sustained damage caused by wildfires are encouraged to report damage through the Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT).
For the latest wildfire map, click here.

INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RESOURCES

Wildfire Resources: Ready.gov/wildfires
Stay Connected: twitter.com/TDEM‍
Call 2-1-1 for information on evacuation shelters

REPORT DAMAGE

Affected Texans are encouraged to report damage to homes, businesses, and agricultural property. Share pertinent details and photos to assist emergency management officials in the preliminary damage assessment process.

Fill out an Individual State of Texas Assessment Tool (iSTAT) damage survey.‍

RESOURCES FROM TEXAS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL STATE AGENCIES & PARTNERS

Texas A&M Forest Service: Wildfire Resources
Texas Animal Health Commission: Wildfire Information for Livestock
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension: Protecting Farms & Ranches from Wildfires
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality: Wildfire Information, Air Quality Monitor, Wildfire Smoke And Your Health
Texas Department of Agriculture: Hay Hotline, AgriStress Hotline, State of Texas Agriculture Relief Fund
Texas Department of Insurance: Insurance claim filing helpline phone number is 1-800-252-3439
Texas Department of State Health Services: Guidance From Health Officials on Returning Home After Wildfires
Texas Department of Public Safety: Texas Roadside Assistance 1-800-525-5555‍
Texas Department of Transportation: Road Closure Map
Texas Health & Human Services Commission: Dial 2-1-1 for social services and disaster-related information

2026 March Wildfires

Overview

INDIVIDUAL AND FAMILY RESOURCES

REPORT DAMAGE

RESOURCES FROM TEXAS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT COUNCIL STATE AGENCIES & PARTNERS

LOCAL OFFICIAL AND EMERGENCY MANAGER RESOURCES

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