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Pipeline fire eight miles away prompts a shelter-in-place and class cancellations

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On September 16, 2024, a vehicle struck an above-ground pipeline valve at an Energy Transfer facility in Deer Park, Texas, igniting a massive natural gas liquids fire that burned for more than 24 hours and forced San Jacinto College's Central Campus in Pasadena to shelter in place and cancel all remaining classes and activities for the day. The fire was approximately eight miles from the campus and involved a 20-inch pipeline carrying natural gas liquids.

Alerts
11
Response
20 min
Killed
0
Injured
0
Institution
San Jacinto College
Community College · TX
All SJC cases →
~40,000 students
Documented Timeline

Alert Sequence

11 messages in sequence · 11 verified verbatim

ALL CLEARTwitter/X
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim raw t.co)280 chars
***SJC ALERT*** Central Campus will re-open on Tues. 9/17 for scheduled classes, operations, and activities. No fire on campus & campus is safe for employees and students to return. Admin & OEM will continue to monitor. Air quality testing to be performed. See SJC email for info.
Verbatim text from the official @ReadySanJac X account; the Google search snippet for this tweet's title exactly matches this text.
San Jacinto College Central Campus reopened on September 17, 2024 for all scheduled classes and operations, with the college's Office of Emergency Management confirming there had been no fire on campus throughout the incident.
The pipeline fire burned for more than 24 hours before Energy Transfer could extinguish it by allowing residual fuel to burn off after the pipeline was shut down.
ALL CLEARTwitter/X
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)152 chars
***SJC ALERT*** Due to a fire near SJC Central Campus, employees and students on Central Campus should shelter in place until an all clear is provided.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835698278782190073; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
INITIAL ALERTFacebook+3 min
Verified verbatimSan Jacinto College official Facebook post at 10:15 AM CDT on September 16, 2024, the initial shelter-in-place notice for Central Campus159 chars
10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024: Due to a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus, employees and students should shelter in place until an all clear is provided.
Verbatim text from the official San Jacinto College Facebook post at 10:15 AM CDT on September 16, 2024, approximately 20 minutes after the pipeline fire was reported at 9:55 AM CDT.
The San Jacinto College Office of Emergency Management confirmed there was no fire on campus when the shelter-in-place was issued; the order was a precautionary measure given the scale of the industrial fire and prevailing wind direction.
San Jacinto College Central Campus is located in Pasadena, Texas, in the Houston Ship Channel industrial corridor, where proximity to pipeline infrastructure means campus emergency plans include protocols for off-campus industrial incidents.
ALL CLEARTwitter/X+20 min
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)153 chars
***SJC ALERT*** SJC Central remains under shelter in place due to fire in the area. No fire on campus. Stay where you are until an all clear is provided.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835703390594269280; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
ALL CLEARTwitter/X+42 min
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)223 chars
***SJC ALERT*** URGENT: SJC Central remains under shelter in place. No fire on campus. Emergency responders are on site. A shelter in place will remain for the San Jacinto College Central Campus until all clear is provided.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835708880892187021; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
UPDATEFacebook+48 min
Verified verbatimSan Jacinto College official Facebook post, 11 AM CDT on September 16, 2024332 chars
11 AM 9/16/2024: The San Jacinto College Central Campus remains under a shelter-in-place order due to the pipeline fire in the Deer Park/La Porte area. There is no fire on campus. Classes and activities for the remainder of today are canceled. Campus will reopen Tuesday, September 17 for regularly scheduled classes and operations.
This is a verified verbatim post from San Jacinto College's official Facebook page at 11:00 AM CDT on September 16, 2024, maintaining the shelter-in-place and canceling classes for the day.
The cancellation of all remaining classes and activities, not just a shelter advisory, reflects how a large-scale off-campus industrial emergency can completely disrupt a community college's academic day.
The fire involved natural gas liquids, which burn continuously until the fuel source is exhausted; Energy Transfer shut off the pipeline but the residual material continued burning, meaning the situation was expected to last many hours.
ALL CLEARTwitter/X+1h 7m
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)233 chars
***SJC ALERT*** The San Jacinto College Central Campus remains under a shelter in place due to nearby pipeline fire in 9000 Block of Spencer Hwy. There is no fire on campus. Please remain where you are until an all clear is provided.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835715039531253935; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
UPDATETwitter/X+1h 31m
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)160 chars
***SJC ALERT*** URGENT SJC Central remains under shelter in place due to pipeline fire. No fire on campus. Remain in place if on campus. Do not come to Central.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835721078154686838; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
INITIAL ALERTTwitter/X+2h 4m
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)158 chars
***SJC ALERT*** URGENT: SJC Central Campus is closed for the rest of day. No classes or activities. Central Campus employees should plan to work remote today.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835729527705866716; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
INITIAL ALERTTwitter/X+2h 23m
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)150 chars
***SJC ALERT*** URGENT: All SJC Pasadena ISD students should report to building 20. PISD busses will transport students to their high school campuses.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835734300014325871; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
UPDATETwitter/X+7h 48m
Verified verbatim@ReadySanJac on X (verbatim)167 chars
***SJC ALERT*** SJC Admin and OEM continue to monitor the pipeline fire. A decision about Central Campus operations for Tuesday will be communicated by 9 p.m. tonight.
Verified complete alert text on https://x.com/ReadySanJac/status/1835815933497180236; archiveUrl null.
Official same-day cascade from @ReadySanJac.
Message elements

How the first alert is built

To check this alert, Claude (an AI) read it in full 25 separate times, independently. Each read decided whether the message answers each of the six questions and gave a short reason. A final reviewer then weighed all 25 and wrote the plain-English verdict you see when you open a row. The score (for example 22/25) is how many reads agreed; the 25 individual reads are tucked underneath if you want to check them.

***SJC ALERT*** Central Campus will re-open on Tues. 9/17 for scheduled classes, operations, and activities. No fire on campus & campus is safe for employees and students to return. Admin & OEM will continue to monitor. Air quality testing to be performed. See SJC email for info.

  • Sourcepresent13/25

    Final assessment

    A slim majority of the reads find that a sender is identified: Names "San Jacinto College" as the issuing institution. A sizable minority disagreed, noting no sender, signature, or responding authority is named in the text.

    Who is sending the alert and who is responding. People act faster on a message from a clearly identifiable, credible sender, such as a named department, the police, or a branded alert system, than on an anonymous notice. A branded signature counts.

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    1. present: Names "San Jacinto College" as the issuing institution.
    2. present: Identifies sender via the institution naming itself, "San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    3. present: It references "San Jacinto College" and an "all clear" authority, but the deciding "San Jacinto College Central Campus" names the issuing institution.
    4. present: Names "San Jacinto College" and references an "all clear" from authority issuing the notice.
    5. present: Names "San Jacinto College Central Campus", identifying the issuing institution.
    6. absent: No sender, signature, or responding authority is named in the text.
    7. present: Names "San Jacinto College Central Campus" as the institution issuing the alert.
    8. absent: No sender tag, agency, or institution names itself; only "San Jacinto College Central Campus" appears as a place.
    9. present: Names "San Jacinto College" as the issuing institution.
    10. present: Names "San Jacinto College Central Campus" as the issuing institution.
    11. present: Identifies the issuing context "San Jacinto College Central Campus" naming the institution.
    12. absent: No sender, branded signature, or authority is named in the text.
    13. absent: No sender or issuing authority is identified, only a timestamp and the campus name.
    14. absent: No sender tag, branded signature, or responding authority is named in the text.
    15. present: References "San Jacinto College", identifying the institution as sender.
    16. present: Names "San Jacinto College Central Campus", identifying the issuing institution.
    17. present: Identifies the issuing authority as "San Jacinto College" (College Central Campus).
    18. absent: No sender tag, university name, or agency identifies who issued the message.
    19. absent: No sender, branded signature, or responding authority is named in the text.
    20. absent: No sender, branded signature, or issuing authority is named in the text.
    21. absent: No sender, branded signature, or responding authority is named in the text.
    22. absent: No sender, agency, or branded signature is named in the text.
    23. present: It names "San Jacinto College Central Campus", identifying the institution as sender.
    24. absent: No sender, branded signature, or agency is named, only the college location is referenced.
    25. absent: No sender name, branded signature, or responding authority is identified; it only mentions the campus location.
  • Hazardpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree that a hazard is named: Names the specific hazard "a fire".

    What the threat actually is. A complete warning names the specific danger, such as a shooter, a fire, a tornado, or a gas leak, rather than a vague emergency, because people decide what to do based on what they are facing.

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    1. present: Names the specific hazard "a fire".
    2. present: Names the hazard, "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    3. present: It names "a fire", a specific hazard.
    4. present: It names the specific hazard "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    5. present: Names "a fire", a specific hazard.
    6. present: Names the specific hazard "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    7. present: Names "a fire", a specific hazard.
    8. present: Names "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific threat.
    9. present: Names the specific hazard "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    10. present: Names the specific hazard "a fire".
    11. present: Names the hazard "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    12. present: Names the hazard as "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    13. present: Names the specific hazard "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    14. present: Names the hazard as a "fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    15. present: Names the hazard specifically as a "fire".
    16. present: Names the hazard as "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    17. present: Names the hazard specifically as "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    18. present: Names "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific hazard.
    19. present: Names "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific hazard.
    20. present: Names the specific hazard, a "fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    21. present: Names the hazard as "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    22. present: Names "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific hazard.
    23. present: It names a specific threat, "a fire".
    24. present: It names a "fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific hazard.
    25. present: Names the hazard, "a fire near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
  • Locationpresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree that a location is given: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".

    Where the threat is. Saying whether danger is in a specific building, a part of campus, or area-wide lets people judge their own proximity and choose a safe direction. Without a where, a warning is hard to act on precisely.

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    1. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    2. present: Specifies location, "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    3. present: It says "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific place.
    4. present: It specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    5. present: Says the fire is "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a location.
    6. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    7. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    8. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a location.
    9. present: Specifies the location "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    10. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    11. present: Locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    12. present: Locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    13. present: Specifies the location "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    14. present: Specifies "San Jacinto College Central Campus", a named place.
    15. present: Locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    16. present: States location: "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    17. present: Gives location "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    18. present: Specifies "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    19. present: Locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific place.
    20. present: Specifies the location "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    21. present: Locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    22. present: Says "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific place.
    23. present: It locates it "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
    24. present: It says "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus", a specific location.
    25. present: States the location, "near the San Jacinto College Central Campus".
  • Guidancepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree that guidance is given: Instructs people to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".

    The protective action to take. A clear, specific instruction, such as shelter in place, evacuate, avoid the area, or run-hide-fight, drives faster and more correct protective behavior than describing the threat alone.

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    1. present: Instructs people to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    2. present: Instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    3. present: It instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    4. present: It instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    5. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    6. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    7. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    8. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    9. present: Instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    10. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    11. present: Instructs "employees and students should shelter in place", a protective action.
    12. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    13. present: Instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    14. present: Instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    15. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    16. present: Instructs recipients to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    17. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    18. present: Instructs "employees and students should shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    19. present: Instructs that "employees and students should shelter in place", a protective action.
    20. present: Instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    21. present: Instructs people to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    22. present: Instructs "employees and students should shelter in place until an all clear".
    23. present: It instructs "employees and students should shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
    24. present: It instructs employees and students to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided".
    25. present: Instructs people to "shelter in place until an all clear is provided", a protective action.
  • Timepresent25/25

    Final assessment

    All 25 reads agree that timing is conveyed: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".

    When the message applies. A timestamp, the word now or immediately, or a phrase like until further notice tells the reader whether the danger is current and how quickly to act.

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    1. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    2. present: Gives a timestamp, "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    3. present: It is timestamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    4. present: It opens with "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    5. present: Opens with "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    6. present: States "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    7. present: Timestamps the message "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    8. present: Timestamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    9. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" and "until an all clear is provided".
    10. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    11. present: Timestamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" with "until an all clear is provided".
    12. present: Timestamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    13. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" and "until an all clear is provided".
    14. present: Gives a clock time and date, "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    15. present: Timestamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    16. present: Gives a clock time and date: "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    17. present: Stamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" with "until an all clear is provided".
    18. present: Opens with "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a specific timestamp.
    19. present: Stamps the message "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", a clock time and date.
    20. present: Gives a timestamp, "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    21. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024".
    22. present: Stamped "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" and "until an all clear is provided".
    23. present: It gives a timestamp, "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024", and says "until an all clear".
    24. present: It gives the time "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" and "until an all clear".
    25. present: Gives the timestamp "10:15 a.m. 9/16/2024" and "until an all clear is provided".
  • Impactpresent16/25

    Final assessment

    Present (16 of 9). A fire near campus with a shelter-in-place order conveys an implied hazard requiring protection for the majority; dissenters held no harm or severity is stated.

    What the hazard could do to the people in its path. Beyond naming the threat, a complete warning conveys its potential consequences or severity, such as that a tornado can level buildings or that a leak could be explosive, so recipients grasp how much danger they are in. Research on warning message content finds that a concrete impact statement helps people personalize their risk and act sooner.

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    1. present: Orders shelter in place due to a fire near campus, implying a danger from the fire requiring protection.
    2. absent: It instructs shelter in place due to a nearby fire but states no harm, risk, or severity of the fire.
    3. present: It cites a fire near campus and directs shelter in place until all clear, with a nearby fire implying a hazard requiring sheltering for safety.
    4. present: It cites a fire near campus and orders shelter in place until all clear, with the fire requiring shelter conveying a danger.
    5. absent: Reports a fire near campus and orders shelter in place but states no stated harm or severity.
    6. present: States a fire near campus prompting shelter in place, with the fire as a hazard implying danger to occupants.
    7. present: States that due to a fire near campus people should shelter in place, with the fire as a stated hazard prompting protective action; however no consequence stated, so absent.
    8. absent: It reports a fire near campus and instructs shelter in place but states no consequence or how dangerous the fire is.
    9. absent: Directs shelter in place due to a nearby fire but states no harm, consequence, or severity in this text.
    10. absent: It reports a fire near campus and orders shelter in place until all clear but states no harm or severity of the fire.
    11. absent: Orders sheltering due to a nearby fire without stating any danger or consequence of the fire.
    12. present: It states there is a fire near campus and instructs shelter in place, with the fire and shelter instruction conveying a danger requiring protection.
    13. absent: States there is a fire near campus and orders shelter in place without stating what the fire could do or its severity.
    14. present: It orders shelter in place due to a fire near campus, with the fire prompting protective sheltering conveying hazard.
    15. present: The text reports a fire near campus and orders shelter in place, with the fire prompting sheltering implying a hazard to safety.
    16. present: States a fire near the campus prompts shelter in place, with the fire conveying a hazard threatening people.
    17. present: It reports a fire near campus and instructs shelter in place until all clear, with the fire implying a danger to those nearby.
    18. present: States there is a fire near campus prompting shelter in place, conveying a hazardous fire that warrants protective action.
    19. present: States a fire near campus is the reason to shelter in place, and a nearby fire conveys an implied danger to people.
    20. absent: Instructs sheltering due to a nearby fire with no statement of what harm the fire could cause.
    21. present: States there is a fire near campus and to shelter in place until all clear, with the fire hazard and shelter instruction implying danger.
    22. present: Reports a fire near campus and instructs shelter in place until all clear, with the fire prompting shelter implying potential danger.
    23. present: It reports a fire near campus and orders shelter in place until an all clear, pairing the hazard with protective sheltering implying danger.
    24. absent: Names a fire near campus and orders shelter in place without stating any danger or potential consequence.
    25. present: It reports a fire near campus and orders shelter in place, implying a hazard danger.

Systematic AI judgments with visible reasoning, not human-validated codings.

About this analysis
Context

Background

On September 16, 2024, at approximately 9:55 AM CDT, a white SUV drove through a fence at an Energy Transfer facility in Deer Park, Texas, and struck an above-ground valve on a 20-inch Y-grade natural gas liquids (NGL) pipeline, igniting a massive industrial fire that burned for more than 24 hours. Evacuation orders covered approximately 1,000 homes and businesses within a half-mile of the site in La Porte and Deer Park. The fire prompted a shelter-in-place order and class cancellations at San Jacinto College's Central Campus in Pasadena, approximately eight miles from the blast site. San Jacinto College is a large community college with campuses across the Houston Ship Channel industrial corridor, a region that is home to a dense concentration of petrochemical plants, refineries, and pipeline infrastructure, making off-campus industrial emergency protocols a regular part of the college's emergency management planning. The San Jacinto College Office of Emergency Management confirmed at no point was there a fire on the Central Campus itself; the protective actions were precautionary given wind direction, the scale of the blaze, and uncertainty about the fire's duration. One firefighter was injured near the fire; no campus injuries were reported. The campus fully reopened September 17.
Analysis

Key Findings

The 11 AM Facebook post is verified verbatim from San Jacinto College's official page, making this one of the few community college pipeline-incident alerts with confirmed verbatim text.
San Jacinto College's location in the Houston Ship Channel industrial corridor means it faces a distinctive category of campus emergency not present at most institutions: off-campus petrochemical pipeline fires requiring campus-wide shelter-in-place.
The pipeline fire burned for more than 24 hours due to the volume of natural gas liquids in the 20-inch line, a duration typical for large-diameter NGL pipeline incidents.
Outcome
San Jacinto College issued a shelter-in-place order for the Central Campus, later canceled all classes for the remainder of September 16, and reopened fully for scheduled classes on September 17, 2024. One firefighter was injured near the blaze. No injuries were reported on the college campus.
Provenance

Sources

  1. News
    Evacuations ordered in La Porte amid roaring pipeline fire, San Jacinto Community College students sheltered in place -- TPR
    tpr.org
    archived copy
  2. Social
    San Jacinto College Central Campus 10:15 AM initial shelter-in-place -- San Jacinto College Facebook
    facebook.com
    archived copy
  3. Social
    San Jacinto College Central Campus 11 AM shelter-in-place update -- San Jacinto College Facebook
    facebook.com
    archived copy
  4. Social
    ***SJC ALERT*** Central Campus will re-open on Tues. 9/17 -- San Jacinto College OEM (@ReadySanJac)
    x.com
    archived copy
  5. News
    La Porte pipeline fire: blaze could last hours longer, evacuation orders still in place -- Houston Public Media
    houstonpublicmedia.org
    archived copy
  6. News
    Pipeline Explosion in Deer Park Reveals Hidden Hazards Texans Face -- Texas Observer
    texasobserver.org
    archived copy
  7. Social
    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835698278782190073
    x.com
    archived copy
  8. Social
    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835703390594269280
    x.com
    archived copy
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835708880892187021
    x.com
    archived copy
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835715039531253935
    x.com
    archived copy
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835721078154686838
    x.com
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835729527705866716
    x.com
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835734300014325871
    x.com
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    @ReadySanJac X cascade 1835815933497180236
    x.com
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Cite this case

Campus Alert Archive. "San Jacinto College: Pipeline fire eight miles away prompts a shelter-in-place and class cancellations." Incident of September 16, 2024. Added June 2026; last updated July 2026. https://campusalertarchive.com/case/san-jacinto-college-central-pipeline-fire-shelter-2024-09-16/

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