Caddo Fire in Northeast Houston Reaches 75% Containment as Crews Continue Monitoring

HOUSTON, Texas – The Caddo Fire burning in northeast Houston remains active but largely contained, with officials reporting approximately 200 acres affected and containment at 75 percent.

Fire activity is currently low, according to officials overseeing the response. The Houston Fire Department Wildland Division is operating under a unified command alongside the Harris County Flood Control District, Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office, Sheldon Community Fire and Rescue, and additional supporting agencies.

Authorities said established containment lines are effectively preventing further spread. Fire crews remain on scene monitoring conditions and potential weather changes, using ground personnel supported by drones and camera surveillance.

Officials urged nearby residents to remain vigilant and stay informed as monitoring operations continue. Updates will be shared through local news outlets and official social media channels.

Emergency management officials credited cooperation among responding agencies and support from local leaders for ongoing mitigation efforts.