A Sunday afternoon fire at a playground in the 21400 block of Rhodes Road in Spring is now under control, according to Harris County Constable Precinct 4. Deputies responded alongside Spring Fire Department crews while firefighters worked to secure the area. Officials did not immediately release details about the cause of the blaze or any possible injuries.
According to Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4, deputies assisted Spring Fire Department personnel at the playground while firefighters worked the scene and ensured the area was safe. The post stated that the blaze was under control and urged residents to follow the precinct’s channels for any updates.
Where It Happened
The 21400 block of Rhodes Road sits in Spring, north of Houston, within the response area for the Spring Fire Department. The department, which lists its headquarters on East Louetta Road, operates stations that cover the Rhodes Road corridor, according to the Spring Fire Department. Local agencies are expected to share more information as it becomes available.
Precinct Updates and Live Feeds
Precinct 4’s post encouraged residents to follow its Facebook page, Instagram account @constablepct4 and to download the C4 Now mobile app for live feeds and alerts. The constable’s office regularly uses those channels to share real-time incident updates with the public and the media.
What Investigators May Do Next
No official cause has been released, and authorities had not yet confirmed whether fire investigators were on scene. If an origin and cause investigation is required in unincorporated Harris County, the Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office typically responds to determine how and where a fire started, according to the Harris County Fire Marshal’s Office. We will update this story when more information becomes available.
