AUSTIN, Texas — Firefighters are investigating an early morning fire in Lake Travis that damaged a couple of homes.
According to fire officials, a call for a two-alarm brush fire in the 5000 block of Mansfield View Court came in at about 12:10 a.m. Monday.
The fire damaged the roof of one home and the patio area of another. However, the fire was extinguished before it reached either of the homes' interiors.
Firefighters with Lake Travis Fire Rescue and the Austin Fire Department continued to monitor hotspots for several hours. No injuries have been reported, but one person who lives in the area was treated for a respiratory issue.
Officials say 911 callers reported fireworks being set off in the area before the fire broke out. Lake Travis Fire Rescue said those fireworks are believed to be the cause of the fire. The Travis County Sheriff's Office is investigating whether or not anyone could be facing any potential charges.
"Conditions are very dry. We encourage everyone to take precautions when it comes to fireworks, outdoor burning, equipment usage, and BBQing," Lake Travis Fire Rescue said on Twitter. "Anything that can cause a spark can start a wildland fire."
No additional information is available at this time.
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