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Mountain Fire

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Unit Information

800 S. 6th St. 
Williams, 
86046 
800 S. 6th St. 
Williams, 
86046 

Incident Contacts

Amber Marshall
Phone: 928-635-8311
Hours: 24 hours
Amber Marshall
Phone: 928-635-5653
Hours: M-F 8am-4pm

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The Mountain Fire was started by lightning on Wednesday July 20, 2022, near the top of Sitgreaves Mountain, on the Wiliams Ranger District.  Firefighters were on scene on Thursday July 21, but found numerous hazards around the fire including lightning, steep slopes, numerous downed logs covering the ground in many areas, and numerous standing dead trees.  After much conversation, a decision was made to hold off on aggressive attack of the fire at that time, but instead to wait and see what the monsoon storms in the area would do to the fire.  Since that day, the fire has grown slowly, had several rain showers on it, and is consuming dead and downed fuel on the ground.  Firefighters from the Kaibab National Forest are keeping a close eye on this fire every day, monitoring and mapping fire spread, and watching the weather which includes increased chances of rain in the last full week of July.

Basic Information
Current as of Tue, 08/09/2022 - 12:03
Incident Type Wildfire
Cause Lightning
Date of Origin
Location 10 miles northeast of Williams, Arizona
Incident Commander Cody Payne, ICT4
Coordinates 35° 20' 12'' Latitude
-112° 0'
30
'' Longitude
Current Situation
Total Personnel: 3
Size 17 Acres
Percent of Perimeter Contained 0%
Outlook
Planned Actions

Monitor fire spread, look for opportunities to safely suppress the fire

Remarks

This is a full suppression fire

Current Weather
Weather Concerns

Lightning each day, chances of rain increasing every day this week