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Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450                                     Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov  Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger DistrictLocation: Approximately three miles west of Marysvale, Utah 

Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450 Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov   Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger District 

Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450 Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov   Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger District 

Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450 Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov   Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger District

Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450 Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov   Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger District 

Public Information Phone: (435) 310-5450            Email: 2024.silverking@firenet.gov Agency: Fishlake National Forest – Beaver Ranger DistrictLocation: Approximately three miles west of Marysvale, Utah Start Date: July 05, 2024  Cause: Lightning Acres: 18,189Containment/Completion: 83%Personnel: 282FISHLAKE NATIONAL FOREST CLOSURE AMENDED

The Nevada Interagency Incident Management Team 5 assumed management of the Silver King fire at 7:30 PM Saturday. The new team shadowed the members of Great Basin Team 2 during the day on Saturday to assure a smooth transition of command. This allowed the team members to grasp existing conditions, review the long-term plan, and visit the fire area and facilities. The community should expect to see a lot of new faces throughout the fire area.

The back haul of water handling equipment continues throughout the fire area. Good progress is being made in the repair of dozer lines. Work continues to improve forest roads by grading and removing hazardous trees. Work continues to strengthen the line in the Bear Hollow area. Firefighters will continue to mop up, monitor, and patrol other areas of the perimeter.  

**Silver King Fire Daily Update - July 19, 2024**Hand crews have brought fire down slope to the creek and road in the Deer Creek drainage, helping to secure the f ires edge. The eastern portion of the fire has been suppressed and firefighters are working to secure, or button-up, the east portion of the fire between Indian Hollow and Deer Creek. Pumps, hose, and portable water tanks have been removed from the Miners Park area. 

**Silver King Fire Daily Update - July 18, 2024** Community Meeting Tonight in Marysvale at 7:00 P.M.