KINGMAN, Ariz. — Fire crews are currently fighting the Stockton Hill Fire, burning 13 miles north of Kingman since July 4.
The department said the fire is burning to the northwest toward the Shadow Canyon area.
Monday the fire was mapped at 589 acres and is now 80% contained, according to the Department of Forestry and Fire Management.
Approximately 33 personnel are assigned to the fire.
On Monday, the department said crews are making significant progress containing the fire.
"Winds are stirring up some ash, but no smoke is being reported. Over the next few days, crews will continue to secure line along the northwest flank and patrol and monitor the fire’s perimeter," according to the department.
The cause of the fire is under investigation.
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Arizona State Forestry Department officials said the fire is 52% contained and crews have been making good progress.
How many acres has it burned?
The Stockton Hill Fire has burned 589 acres and is 52% contained as of July 9, fire officials said.
"The Stockton Hill Fire stayed active throughout the night as crews worked into the early morning hours to get line around the fire. It has grown and will be mapped later today."
Are there any evacuations?
The following communities are under the "GO" order and have been asked to evacuate:
No evacuation orders at this time
The following communities are under the "SET" order and have been asked to prepare for possible evacuation:
No communities are currently under "READY" orders, but the fire is approaching a second evacuation trigger point.
Go to the Arizona Emergency Information Network website to learn how the READY, SET, GO evacuation system works.
What roads or highways have been closed?
Officials have not closed any roadways due to the fire.
Are there any shelters available for residents who may be evacuated?
If anyone is displaced from their residence or needs family assistance due to evacuation orders, call the American Red Cross directly at 1-800-Red-Cross.
If residents impacted by the fire have a need to temporarily house livestock, call Mohave County Fair Grounds at 928-753-2600 during regular business hours and 928-716-4502 after hours.
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