Grand Canyon National Park

Summary: During the initial attack on the fire, it was discovered that four structures were destroyed in Mangum Camp; two cabins and two outbuildings. The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The fire is being suppressed utilizing a full suppression strategy,  using tactics that minimize impacts to important values at risk. The safety of firefighters and the public remain our number one priority.  

Coconino County health officials are encouraging individuals to take precautions to protect themselves from health effects of wildfire smoke from the Mangum Fire. The fire is burning approximately 9 miles southwest of Jacob Lake and 16 miles north of the boundary with the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.

Summary: Southwest area incident Management Team 3 assumed command of the Mangun Fire at 8:30p.m. Wednesday August 10, from the local Type 3 incident commander. The fire ignited at Mangum Springs.

The fire is being suppressed utilizing a full suppression strategy using tactics that minimize impacts to important values at risk. Firefighter and public safety remain the highest priority. 

Firefighters were able to gain ground yesterday on the 800-acre Mangum Fire due to less windy conditions and the arrival of additional fire resources. Crews successfully began establishing potential boundaries to the wildfire's future growth along the eastern, northern and western perimeters.