- Marteen Fire Update
Released: 10/22/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
The Marteen Wildland Fire Use, 15 miles northeast of Williams, is active again and spreading south on the Kaibab National Forest toward Squaw Mountain. The fire has grown to 1,135 acres. Fire... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/23/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
Fire Started: August 7, 2008Location: 15 miles northeast of Williams, AZ - north of Forest Road 135Objectives: Managers are taking advantage of favorable conditions to re-establish fire as an... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/22/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
Fire activity has increased on the Marteen Wildland Fire Use and the Newt Wildland Fire Use incidents on the Kaibab National Forest. Over the past week, a dry and warm weather pattern has contributed... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/16/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
The Marteen Wildland Fire Use located 15 miles northeast of Williams received between one-half and one inch of rain on Friday. As the storm approached in the afternoon, the temperature fell 28... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/15/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
The Kaibab National Forest is managing the Marteen Wildland Fire Use for resource benefits 15 miles northeast of Williams. The fire is 310 acres and moving slowly toward Squaw Mountain. When the fire... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/14/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
The Marteen Wildland Fire Use located 15 miles northeast of Williams has grown to 137 acres. The fire is moving at a moderate pace through ponderosa pine and grass near Red Hill. Fire activity slowed... - Marteen Fire Update
Released: 8/13/2008
Incident: Marteen Wildland Fire Used for Resource Benefit
Fire personnel responded to a new lightning started fire on the Kaibab National Forest Thursday, August 7. The Marteen Fire is located 15 miles northeast of Williams near Red Hill. It remained around...
