KINGMAN COUNTY — Authorities are working to determine the cause of an apartment complex fire in Kingman.

Just before 8:30 a.m. Saturday, fire crews responded to the Eagle Acres apartment complex, 501 N. Thompson Street in Kingman, according to a media release.

EMS transported one person to a local hospital for treatment.

The American Red Cross and other local organizations are on hand to assist displaced residents.

The Kingman Fire Department, Kingman Police Department, Kingman County Sheriff’s Office, Kingman EMS, Norwich Fire Department, Cheney Fire Department, Cunningham Fire Department, Kingman Health Department, Kingman Emergency Management, Pratt Emergency Management, and Rice County Emergency Management all responded to the fire to assist.

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 </figure>KINGMAN COUNTY — Authorities are working to determine the cause of an apartment complex fire in Kingman.Just before 8:30 a.m. Saturday, fire crews responded to the Eagle Acres apartment complex, 501 N. Thompson Street in Kingman, according to a media release.EMS transported one person to a local hospital for treatment.The American Red Cross and other local organizations are on hand to assist displaced residents.The Kingman Fire Department, Kingman Police Department, Kingman County Sheriff’s Office, Kingman EMS, Norwich Fire Department, Cheney Fire Department, Cunningham Fire Department, Kingman Health Department, Kingman Emergency Management, Pratt Emergency Management, and Rice County Emergency Management all responded to the fire to assist.

Cause of Kingman apartment building fire under investigation