Hidden hazard found in Frio River near Seven Bluffs Ranch crossing

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Concan Fire & EMS has issued a crucial warning for river users, advising them to steer clear of a specific area at the Seven Bluffs Ranch crossing. This caution comes after the discovery of exposed rebar in the water, a potentially dangerous hazard for those enjoying the river.

The presence of exposed rebar poses significant risks, particularly for swimmers, tubers, and other recreational river users. As a structural element typically used in concrete construction, rebar can create sharp edges that may cause serious injuries if encountered in the water.

Local authorities emphasize the importance of awareness and caution, urging visitors to remain vigilant while enjoying the river. The Concan area, known for its scenic beauty and recreational opportunities, attracts many outdoor enthusiasts each year. However, safety should always be a priority.

In light of this warning, river users are advised to take alternative routes and avoid the affected area. Concan Fire & EMS is working closely with local organizations to monitor the situation and ensure the safety of all visitors. They are also encouraging anyone who spots further hazards to report them promptly.

For more information on safety guidelines and updates from Concan Fire & EMS, residents and visitors can follow their official social media channels or visit their website. Staying informed is key to enjoying a safe and pleasant experience in the beautiful waterways of Texas.

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