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PHOTOS, VIDEOS: See images of large flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant

SHEPHERD, Texas – A massive fire at a chemical plant near Shepherd prompted a shelter-in-place and evacuations Wednesday, officials with the San Jacinto County Office of Emergency Management said.

Flames were spotted at Sound Resource Solutions and SoundRS Logistics, a plant near FM 1127 and US 59.

According to the Montgomery County Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Management, there was no danger to Montgomery County residents from the fire and smoke in the air.

Montgomery County Fire Department was on-site and provided support to San Jacinto County.

In addition, Livingston Independent School District placed all campuses on hold and employed emergency protocols to ensure student and staff safety. All children and employees of the private school on FM 1127 were also safely evacuated to the Shepherd ISD Administration Building.

See videos and photos of the flames and smoke spotted in the area:

Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
Large fire sends smoke plumes towering over Shepherd chemical plant, prompts shelter-in-place order (KPRC 2)
See images of massive flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant (KPRC 2)
See images of massive flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant (KPRC 2)
See images of massive flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant (KPRC 2)
See images of massive flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant (KPRC 2)
See images of massive flames, smoke over Shepherd chemical plant (KPRC 2)

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