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Ci. n.�i RF.S��PION OF THE PITS@I �R1TY BQARD OE C�ffSSIONERS ADOPir.ING Tf� STANIY�RD OPEI2A'1�IG Y�CEOORE FOR THE II�IE�1TPaTION OF 1� INCIDENP QA�A7AND SYSTF3�I i..,, ,- IN PIPKIN OOi1NPY t.,_ '- � _ RFSOIUPION N0. 89-� { ( 4�LS, The PitiFin County Public SaPety Council is comprised of f� representatives from the major police, fire and public safety agencies and � ' � ` organizations within Pitkin County, and ( �' - "r `-;:�� id�'AS, The Pitkin Covnty Public Safety Council has been designated by the Pitkin County Sherif£ ancl the Pitkin County Con¢ni-ssioners as the � 4mUP �Ponsible for disaster and eme�-'9encY P1anni�xJ in PitKin County, and •,� �'AS, The Pitkin County Public Safety Cow�cil has, in cooperation Y,� ' ��J s with other goverrmient jurisdickions and departments and with other local }'�:; - agencies and errtities, developed Sta�a*� Operating Proce�iur�s to be used l, , ` �' '-'� i.n the im¢�lementation of the Incident Con¢narx3 System which will quide � °�"' clisaster response in the future. � �'�. � �;y> ;:.e:;,fi. • t�OW �2E, � IT AEitEBSC RF50LVED, that the Pitkin County � ���� CommissioneLS do appmve and adopt the Sta*�a� Ope�ati.ng Ptncedures for ' � _ `�.y : the Implementation of the Incident Crnt¢nand System in Pitkin County and do j' �T�'.y authorize the Chaixwoman of the BoaYd of County Cwmnissioners to sign that � °^� docwnent on their behalf. " S<q.� ' - ^."' APPRO�IE9 AND ADOPTID ON ���DAY OF td��1989. ; �X;7 HJSLISf�D AF'i'II2 ADOFIZQN IN TFIE ASPEN �`Il�1E5 O THE �!� DAY OF_ 1 ���_" , 1989. � . ,y,,� . ,i;. ATPEST: BOARD oF ODiJNi'Y O�SSIONF�iS !' - OF PI�4@T ODiJN7'X, �IARADO ' .vt: �� �. gy: �^�---- ; - eanette Jones Colette P�v�e, Chaitwom�n - Deputy Clerk & rrler b �{ APPROVED AS � FD : I �� �; Thomas Fenton S7nith _ County Attorney -�•;�t':� 1%'�i�e xEEOprm�ry�FFncFOx z��ova�: i.'' - � a �� � �� ,• ��+,�' \.� �,;�� � ,r� \ Mark �ller :°y� Acti.ng County Manager '`>' =:; mwfd4/WP/ics.sop �:�;? ',� ;::j ' �� ,�, .....,..._ > _._.:�. .. ,..::_,... ..:_ .-.._-._.�._ .__.,. ._. .,.. . ... __. _.� .. _..._ .._-- _. .., :. - ::A.. _,... _,�.. . . .. -.. . 7.ip�y- y . .. ��"�t�X �. - ... .. . . -^''�.`.�K':e • ::::.,�,y,��;�i; . - . ���%`�fi�.�: . � � �_� � , � . .e.;���:♦ � � � - , " � , . � . . r-�—i �� � � - ��� - -'.^��`1;:..'(;'..�'. � � . . 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PITKIN COUNTY � ,,f �r' � r� lFy �r.T . � �*3 . y . � * . . � �, . . ��_ :' . . . ��Y V7Y ►i� . A . � r -. . - . . F 1-: . f � . . . . . . �i'� , I .��+wwwryf . t:. . . � . . i����. � i�� ; i�. .sar�•.— ..-. -.---•-- . -.._ .. " ` ._.ww:�iwa...y. "'.�'.:....� '-' '� ��. * a ' . ' ._ . '. ... a„yy�'S�°1'.y�Y- ,� . �4��� ' � . .---'-. - . ' � �y . � -.. ��� �� .. .. . . . ' � . , � � . . � . @z cr�,' � � � . ' . - . . ' . ��.�j. . . . . . . . � . � . . . � - . . T�ti�`r � . . .� ' i ' , -. . �(' . . . ' . . .. ��. . �y� .1 . . " ' ' . . . � . . � . . . � . .. ' � •. \ . t��'�..� . , .. .. � 't�i� ' � . . . . t' ,� , . � .. � � • ' • . ' ' _ � _ �� �. _��'�.t: ' r� ;� _ - -- . ._......�_ `V ... _. . '.- ' �` � � } � ��:�����v� T� 0. 1�y�� „� . y�����i�;. a�' '` ���i� t a1f �y� � y+ { r ��� ..�: {� }� `i `�� Mjr�4� y�'.,,�:. i,; P '� -��Y .f' _� M�\.�..,����.���=...:. . Y�',s���.3�.��� � �ys^?t�h�YF;7 . - k ,. , ��. � .iy�`�,�,ye� ,. �1�fi'��.._ II .�� 'w'�.�eM.�1'�'�� . . , � TABLE OF CDNTENTS � _ �;'.._ - r�.i F� t_'.i�.'�:.�. SECTION _��_�--- -- -�---- PAGE # �'i ':^'`-: e � _y '" I ,� I. PLJRPOSE ---- - -- -- -- 1 0; ' - !+ II. SCOPE ______ __,_� �_�__ 1 .� III. TERM5 ------� --- - ------- 1 � IV. DEFINITIONS -- ---- - -�---- 2 � �: -• ';k V. DESI6NATION of INCIDENT �OMMANDER _____`__Y 4 �'�,� �i ;.: � i>j VI. CDMMUNICATIONS PLAN _________ __�`___Y 6 `:' •�'� . ,. ,�� �� VII. SIGNATORY �_ ` *r, — --------- 1� ANNEX�_��Y_ - - ----`-- 14 i:�i�� � - , . A. IC5 OR6ANZZATIONAL CHART 15 S. ICS POSITZON JOB DESCRIPTIONS k CHECK LIST5 16 '�'; ','�t B.1 INCIDENT CLIMMANDER �__ __���_ 17 � ?;`� — -- �" B.2 AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE 21 - C. CpTEGDRIES and TYPES of INCIDENTS _ __ 25 D. M�DES GUIDELINES __��___ 27 - E. COMMAND STRUGTURES 32 . ;+ - — — -- � ��i .� E.1 SINGLE CDMMAND _�_ 33 �'= i:;;. t . ?� E.2 tJNIFIED COMMAND ___ 36 � � F. INCIDENT COMMAND POST REQUIREMENTS ________ 40 ,;,='' i:��:,"�' ;� 6. C�NTAGT SHEET� RADID: APCCC _, _^ 43 �,`':r;'�;�' '�;:�',ti.?�:. %� H. AGENCY RADIO COMMUNICATIONS FREQUENCIES ,__ 44 :'��?����' ,;� ------- � � ,. I. CONTACT SHEET, TELEPHONE: APCCC 46 �' 1 � J. CONDENSm FIRE CALL DZRECTORY _��___^� 47 �:;,.': #` ;;Y,] K. AGENCY EMERGENCY TELEPH�NE CALL LIST ___� 4H `:`� � .., - .`..� ._..._.._.. _._.._.. __...._._ _ _:.._._._... _:..... .... .__... __ ._ _.. ._._ . ____,.. . < �- - ..<.::, <��K'�,=�-i�C . ._ , - ���. �;!�-a;:���r , ' .�,a. s � .y* �'y`s.,F� � � � - . - _. � � . ..,�q-�.�ti.. . � `��-�'ii�,�' . � . �. . �t�' . . . . ' • . . �� \�yiy,�,re'_, . - . la��':Ci.`!`���i ;�t�'l."�`i.�^•�?rji: - � � . ,,����„ ;:�,� . �, ;:�;,-�y� ,� .ar . �u.-,; . ,.r'.;;: ' �,y,'� w �> _ t _ _ ... _ � .. . Mk i.� ' < � �,.;: �l�` .. � : r � _.., �r� ' � �' 7 � � },: � r, �r, .� a": '�. � '�> t r, '�r.r Y 'J .� .��. �/ ti+ �, �� .� f. �I �i.:. ��. :;. � ��� �. .r,�,�k�+�'� . �3-," _f . ..:� . ��.+1+��� _ ��� '�� rk� 1.�r�����r�; . :,. .___.._ _. ___._. _ ,._. — �_ {;:� :�f • r ; L. RESOURCE PROCUREMEhIT PROCEDURES � 61 � � -- — �'� a ..- M. COMMAND TIME CYCLE °:^;''' � ' 64 ,��,is .. Y1 . ----_ -------- � ^ ;,^ N. GLO5SARY _—�_ - —�___ 65 ;w�.;�; .;�.: . �;� '�'�'. t ',�'-, k �' � ':i rz^ � � �1 � ��c� _;. ," .ti. , .6- ;� `� .� � *f � ' � , . i;. `� . . . .;� . . . . � � � � � � � � - � . . . - . .��� :t � � . . . . . . . . .. .. . . _ . .. _. _ . ; _. ... .. _..,__... :_......... ._,.:.�_._ . .. .._ . . . . . .� .. . . . .._ . . . . . .. .....:.._..,..:. ._.. _ . _.._ .._.. - � . . � � f::�, i' � . � � . . �. .. . .5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � ... • . . . . . . . . . - �Y�'. . - . � . . � . � . . . . . . . ._ .. . . � ��'�•. �r�a,' �, ,�,'�v ;ti . � � . . � � � ,.; - — -. , , .. ---c__...__--- __ .. . , _ —_—�^.,-+ � : . . .. . .. . . . . . . � � . a' ' ':•'�.. . -: " .. �. ,' ��. . �.- . .. . , , _ .„ . .. . . . --. . .... . ' . � P� .' . . -. . � . . f . _ . . . . . f: � ,�[ . .. . . .�' - . � 4 . . � �`�T[ 'L � �. � . . . r� . . . . .. \� � . . �. ` . .. � �- . � � .'. . . . . \ .. �� �.. . . � . .. . . • . . . � . ` . � _ [.^' . . . . . .. . . . .. . ' . . . f. ._ _ . . . � . . . �� � � . . � . . . . . � . `. 4 . � . . �r - . �`"� � ' Y A - _ ._ . ." .. ..:. ._ �4 ... ....! .,... . . `��,.�. �`+f? ` f � .. ' i �. +, � •7'��� � ��:. '���F; � �, -.�. �� �l-. li � �. ` A.. f 1 4��� , �(�, j '1" , . +�.' - `j}r`�r��* � �t� i . �` atb�y c �X".'. +���'.td; t ��� .� " � i�..•. y�t. � . - �. �ti ,� e ?�t�, 3 `�' � �. ��:.:a .�!:.. . :i�,i� �? . �`�.'.3F'y.f�='N.U�: _ �ir .. . . . ,«�WC,�jy��•.- , � Pitkin Gounty Public Safety Courtcil I.C.5. 5ubcommittee � :.= 506 E. Main St. � : Aspen, Calo. 81611 303'=�20-5300 . �`; - � ,::_ January 3, 1990 4�, r i , . � I. PURPOSE �t The purpose of this document is to outline the standard � vperating procedures for the implementation of the In�ident Command System and -For the desiqnation of an 'i Incident CommanderlCommand SEructure and supporting �' �,5-, i ,y staff and organiz�tion that should 6e applied in t:,:, • meeting all incidents occurring in Pitkin County, to �� �; in�lude multi-jurisdictional, multi-agency all-risk ='�,� incidents. '.y� .�T� II. SCOPE ^ ?°,;s The Scope of this document shall apply to all of Pitkin "�' County including lands within the incarparated limits ' of the municipalities of Aspen, Snowmass Village and " that portion of the town of basalt that lies within Pitkin Caunty. ih k .S� ��""' It shall pertain to all agencies, organizations and in- _ �� +4' dividuals involved in emergen�y preparedness, response K :., ,'�; . and recovery in Fitkin County. ' III. TERMS 1) This agreement does not supersede or supplant any ❑ther b pre-eristing agreements or procedures not pertaining to �:� ' '� the subject matter contained herein on any party's part- . �+ nor daes it abdicate any statutory responsibility on �s any party's part. ;. 2) This agreement shall remain in effect for a period of ,�;;::;:;�. _ two years from the last date of execution hereaf by a n;--::::: signatory party and shall automati�ally renew there- ;;��?'.:�`, ' after annually upon written natification from the ia � ' Pitkin Count Fublic Safet Council to all artici at- ���'" Y Y P P .�.�:;: ing parties prior to tl�e expiration date confirminq ;�. that the Agreement is being renewed. #., 1 w: ;,t ,� `� -- -_�___.__..__..,._..-�.�...�. _�_�_._.. � ,�._..._- --- yc�-*,� . :�__.::_.....--°„�. ....:...: .. ..�.., :_... < ,_ t��..�� , �.�, ���� � ��fT��. .. � . . � . . ' . 4���y . � . � . . . . - 5����; � I .("� . �}i��4�'t'„���,%��� . r . . ' ' . .. �` , 4 ��� . , ' .. . . . � . . ;:Ir�XY�SU- ` ... � � c�}:, . . _ . � . ...:t�t��`,`-'� .�F���ti41; ~, � � � in �: ���a S ` � . . . � . . �:�;. � _s — — -- . �.....,.� . ._. . �: ,� ` . ` J 3 h� r � "rrr Yr�i i'' . t JY��['�[p�re)� �� �' S ��� \,- - .� .t Wq' '' y ''�'} �s�i�f'9'�1,1���i. F+f'N! 'j'"^��' P� � � 1 ' 'A�. . � A�~',r2 'a•;,��y�n 'I �� A�p�t fy� � ` Y� y � �j . `h�� �i ��� (�, _3 A 7 r+� ,� r �{ i �^�( ;_y. nS �,.�4� �.' .... �r�". ������-:.�� ��F��;����?Wi:;��L�''�..:.�. ,. w� ' - 3) The obligations and procedures established under this ,C,.' Agreement sh�ll be reviewed annually 6y the Pitkin :>_ County Public Safety Council priar to the a�niversary �. .� �;;..., of the last date of execution hereof. After said �r•,,�> review� the Pitkin County Public Safety Council shall * '' submit by a written report all suggestions for changes �`'� '' or modifications in such obligations or procedures. ;�,'�•' � These suggestions may thereafter 6e propased as �' '�� 9 amendments tv this Agreement. � 4) Any party may terminate its involvement in this �.; Agreement upon thirty �30> days written noti�e to the chairman of the Pitkin County Publi� Safety Council. r .� ' ':�;;;� 5) Any grievance, protest ar complaint by any pa.rty ta �;,' tnis agreement with respect t❑ this agreement shaZl be ti;' �:- addressed to the Chairman af the Pitkin County F'ublic Safety Council. �:i::`•. : °'''� b) Any cancellation� grievance� protest or complaint �;�� registered with the Chairman of the Pitkin County .-y Public S�fety Council by a party to this agreement _ a,�� shall require a response -From the chairman of the .,��= � Pitkin County Public Safety Coun�il t❑ that party '�"�� within ten (!O) working days of receipt of that - �i�;`i cancellation� grievance� protest or complaint. _ ��� IV. AEFINITIONS iAdditional definitians may be found in the ;:��, Glossary section of the Annex of thi5 document) M �'= A. INCIDENT _ ,`; ::,� � �.'�i An occurrence requiring action in o�der to prevent or minimize potenEial in.iury* threat to life and/or damage � ;�;% to property or natural resources: Everv incident reaui�es a� incident commander/command stru�ture, ? :t�y 's `� B. IPICIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM i R i ` k The Incident Command System (ICS) is an organizational � .� system designed tor the management of any incident. It is an administrative tool for coordinating fa�ilities� - equipment� personnel, procedures and communications , a� ;. operating towards a common goal. ,-�- AY_t+� C. MODE5 ' � � . �i s . �,:;a�c::. A numerical classificatioti system of Mode 1 to Mode 4, �'' used to quickly describe an incident and predetermine �,� ' the necessary dispatcfi and support action5. Tlie size and complexity of ea�h incide�t determines its mode ;�'' - z .�'.. �,�� ... s;.i �' �...______� ,.....� . .,.,__._... _,.. .._ �.. . ... ... ...... . . .._, _ __.__ ____. . ,.. _.:!.:, e._ .'�' •Y���'�.F R'- � . • a. . . ' . . ;����E."„ , �y���'''!^' � , , _ . . � � ' � . .M°"_y.�..'t:�- . . , , °` r �r..r � � .. . . . . r S:rv��'" ' , � � <<�,._.�:;,M�;�;, � - � }�'�',j��`"`;: �iT{J ��_ � . • � .. ,.�_t���Y�`! . . . � ... . y„'�+,�,������, • ; . . � � _� �,`�� . . . . . . ,�e.';`�;1 —� Y'� �� . , � � ..� . ..,.. .. .. ._ Fy..' r'� � �a .�� 3bf� � � si���,� ht 1 .� ,.. � ;� l�� x �t�,(�� � ��,y�r� 5�''��{ � � � l` `F' '. . 6' . 17 :�'�r. 'tiy�1�.1 �'�'j,�1''�' �'.� �i�e�.�R�l't �1 � Z � � i� l EE.:" . . . , ` y ,,� .��y r:t:��'�:���1F'.�it�Y�'���+��h�:''��i.�,.�a.�.._ . '"..9:cYtr ��fi;,�vru...- �. � ;n . class. The Inrident Commander fIC) has responsibility _ for identifying each incident's mode. The IC should �' ensure that the mode is cammunicated to all assisting ��,'•; ." ' and cooperating agen�ies. (Ref. Modes De4in�_�ion and et 6uidelines & Incident Commander Job DescriptionlCheck y�. , List) �:;.>'- MODE 1: tROLiTINE OPERATION) ''` ' 1, ;;...:_. Rauti�e emes-gency response. No signifi�ant impact ❑n 5� ''� local resources. No alerting of back-up elements is �;5,;;: " necessary. May involve only ❑ne agen�y but may also � '� require minimum cooper�tion ar support from other response agen�ies. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC? is not activated. !��^ �a.� � ; _� hlaDE 2: t{NUTUAL pID RESOURCES> p� � `� An emergency which ex�eeds the capabilities of on-scene :.in personnel and equipment* involves multiple response agencies� requires mutual aid support and may �;� require preliminary alerting of County andlor State resources. A decision is made whether or not to ��'� � activate the EDC. `�� MDDE 3: CCDUNTY RESDURCES) '� �N� Magnitude of the incident exceeds the capabilities of rautinely avai2able mutual aid and requires full ;;''� _ mobilization of county resources. EOC is activated. '��:n MODE 4: <STATE AND FEDERAL RES�URCES) T �'� i?� ? Situation exceeds available county resources and � requires substantial mobilization of out-of-county� _ 5tate and/or Federal resources. EOC is activated. � D. INCIDENT CDMMANDFR � ��� � The Incident Cammander is the individual with overall � responsibility for management of all incident operat- ' ions. (Ref. Job Descriptian/Check List� Incident ; .� Commander) c-� � j� E_ AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE �'�.':.�`' __� "?'. .,; An Agency Representative is an individual assigned to ,�' an incident -From an assistinS or caa eratin a enc who "���� `� P 9 9 Y �.�i has been delegated full autliority to make decisions and .•�. •.:'��`; � commitments on all matters affecting that agency's ,�;� : ,'i� participation at the incident. (Ref. 3ob Description/ Check List, Agency Representative) 3 _�_.._ ..._;.._ ._._._. ._ . :. __ ,:_:. _,:....: ��7� . . � . . ...— _"""_'_.... r� . ..._._ .... ...... �..._ _g��, , a� ' , . . . ._, . �:��t��i � . ;���.`,��-s�" , ..;,,rvlr�,. , . _:: �,Y� . � . ' . . `J.�=� - . � .� _ '�� . �3��xh��;; . ' .. , . . � � ' .. ���Y�'..� ` .. • � - � • ,.. Y.� `..�� .��:i . .. � . .7r: '�'�°.rti� _ . �,�'�i"''.�[ic".; . •,��..�}3�..;.;":+ �, , . �' �?� . t `�:,,�� '� � �. „.t� .. . 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COMMAND 5TRUCTURES (see also Annex E� p.3;c) z- ,: 1) SINGLE COMMAND: The incident organizational r � �_•� management structure applicable when an incident �. oc�urs within a single jurisdiction� where there � . is no overiap of jurisdi�tional baundaries '- involved� whereby a single incident commander may be designated by the jurisdictional agency to have ��'rr:', ',_.`� overall management responsibility for the inci- dent. �g 2) UNIFIED COMMAND: A method for all agencies or 1Vk individuals who have jurisdictional respom � 'q sibility, and in some cases tnose who have �'i-: f unctional resoonsibilitv at the incident, t❑ ' contri6ute to: �` T 41,:..�`. �µ`„� a3 Determining overall ❑b�ectives -For the '?.",;�a in�ident. {«� b) Selection ❑f a strategy to achieve the T'p ob�ecfiives. ,�Ut� ^ ' ..:fsy, ... i�.&;y. V. DESIGNATIDN OF INCIDENT COMMANDER/COMMANiD STRUCTURE ' Y 4 .�.:� The agen�ies indicated below are responsible for ensuring that an appropriate Incident Commander/Command Structure is '�� designated� assigned or provided for the types of in�idents ��:'�"� (ftef. Categories and Types of Incidents) for which they are principally responsi6le. ,�. ':4-` r�� The supervisor/senior ofticer of the initial elements of the �"�� Frincipal Responding Agency (FRA) should normally act as the ,��:i initial Incident Commander (IC) in ac�ordance with that agency's normal procedures. _'=• PRINCIPLE A6ENCY � "."i RESPONSIBLE FOR �i LOCATIDN OF INCIDENT TYPE OF INCIDENT ASSI6NING I.C. $ +� - ,;� Within incorporated TransportaEion, Local R,D. limits of towns civil, natural, '-"n`:=� = within F.P.D. other >"�`� � .� Haz-mat D.E.R.A. . �3 ;s�,,�. r.- Fire Local F.P.D. - .:�"� ;'�� 4 Yf�� � �t-��• ------�'--...`..`�.�._..a..�.._....,..��..—n..`......�..._�_�.:.v.,:_ .:.._....... . .��-:..._�._: . ..�....�_.. .._..�..���..."_._. ....._ . ...:..'.�: i .4 ,�._ . . - . . . "+•=a � ����� � � �'`'�'.,,� �r��� . . . . . ' . . . . . . . • . } • . �q y�.��:: '. . . � , ' � . � � . d. .0 yk' . . . - . . �� .�'� ' �����; . , , . �4' ` � .. . . . ' . . �:�������'{'y . ` ... . . . iV•lC. � . . � �,� :�'� . . � � . . .. t ;��� � '� . � ;� . • , ..F-:.� � . � ,� b +' _ _ .. ,�`. '� i h 2}t-� w. C f . �� � ` ,h � :ti 1<1 � 1' �� �� d��'� 4�n.k• {k� ,�� � t. p�` �tt��t� i"rv���g�Ar ;.� Y..�+�y .r � ���s.�el1��,.. � .I.t4mm�,_..__i_.. . h .1d ��}�c ,�. . .49Sg. � � F... Outside incorporated Wildfire/FF Local F.P.D. � limits of towns, Mode 1 & 2 ';' within F.P.D. '�' t� Wi 1 df i re/FF Sheri f f ::.:- �a Mode 3 ?y 4 �"�_ >t ��• � � �; �, Dther Fi res Local F.F.D. �f k/� S'r En ' '! -� Transportation, Sheriff 4 ' � Civil, Natural, � 4Y -� .� Other � � ��,� Haz-Mat D.E.R.A. ' j v�4s - $.'� y R ; ' �..�.. T° �`� Outside incorporated Transportation C.S,P. y,�� limits af tawns, �� on Stete/County roads Haz-Mat D.E.R.A. i-� , ��� - A Outside incorparated Transportation, Sheriff c; �-�n� l i mi ts of towns� Ci vi l y Natural, y{�;�: outside of F.P.D., Fire, Other !� �'.`.4� off State/County raads r� ,.�t"'�'�; Haz-mat D.E.R.A. �� a ;; �' I 1 �� - State Lands all incidents 5heriff ' `„ ?r3; �, .•.�t � ''4 ' " -= . Federal Lands all incidents Appropriate ,.^�;� Federal Agency �' ,. �' "`� E� '{•_ y� � t� Y � : ii. . >�,!-:::...�, t, .!t:c..i..: F •. .'. Xry , . � � . - y�•:"i��.e '. °,3:,� t{��,. W r�n �. ` �� S =n . :.:5 `.�: �t ...�� ..,_..r� • �.r�::s...�., r�'.u:.:..Yt . .._...w .��..:,.5�-�'L�........... _�.. '__"""'�•�-..Ny ' �..-aN4y���,._ . .. ::au-�� �. ' r.r.:i•'. .. �-. , ��. ' . �.. _ . . ` . . .. . " .-�-. � � . :� . ' ._ . . � . . .. , . ' y , y . � . . . � . � - . . . . . . f. h2�•ye �l . .. . . . .. . . . . ��. fi�;�� : . �<��� <•� ,�`s�a'-4 �`�a+., � ' . . �.� w . _ ,:` . _ • . ���}k -_ , ,,,., �: "°'� , t . , �� � � . _ _ ,,,", _ __..._. _______ . ��;:;�� � L y �. _ ._ �...�...,_., �� .. _! _ . - � i'a� 3�� ��r�w. � [#��±` .'�.'�y�c �j}k� :::, } .�r i� ,^ � 5�,�i,'�` 4 � rt -�i� .5' i��tS�.All� :.. r .-+• r �,l��sy,`�y� �� r�� , ���;Yfr dr� �,,., ,t���:�,1l`��. MS " .a�39iT.��` 'p �a1 t��J ji�i _ �'^'t+W 15��:::i��t���'..1�45,8��'i7� .. . l,.ei. .T". �3�t:m'94su„- . f3_,_ ..-t ��X��s�:... VI. ICS COMMUNICATIONS A. Incident Command Post (ICP) '"���'' _ '?:i-: ��-'; 1. The IC should establish a command post (ref. Job �'.�?,P';l'• Description/Check List, IC� # 3 a� and ICF Re- quirements)) which should have the capability of _ �ommunicating and maintaining radio contact with :1;� x all emergency response agencies (including the � Aspen/Fitkin Combined Communi�ations Center) at �. .. the incident; ie� any facility/vehicle used as a command post should be capable of communicating on = _ UHF� VHF and aircraft band as needed. -� i � 2. Tfie response agency should provide an incident � � dispatcher to operate from the ICF' if necessary. 1� s 4; �.'..':..• � , .e 3. If the response agency providing the IC cannot ��', " ` '� furnish an ICP with the capability of communicat- i: ' � ing with all agencies involved� the IC should: �' a. Attempt to assemble at the ICP the ap- , ;`.� propriate personnel with the communications � : " capabilities to their respective agencies. .`..3 . !�; . . .`� 6. Request the Colorado State Patrol in Grand : • Junction at 248-7278 to send the State �'' Division of Communication's Compac "Silver i; `�r Box" and operator to the incident to be used '-� hy the IC as the ICR communications center_ r (ref. Resource Procurement Procedures and << Agency Call List> ''K� 4. In order to permit ready identification of an ICP, all vehicles that will be used as a command post - should be equipped with a 4lashing green light on �'. the roof. (ref_ Job Description/Check List, IC� # �� - .:� a� and ICP kequirements) �. � - t� �� B. � Incident Communications Plan. i� 1. Radio Cammunications The IC should establish communications with the ; :� Aspen/Pitkin Combined Communications Center as 3 4r soon as possible to formulate the Incident � � ;;� Communi�ations Flan based on the needs and > � � camplexity af the incident (ref. Job Descrip- st� :,� tion/Check List, IC, # b a) and ensure that the :� ^ plan zs disseminated to a21 appropriate agencies. ::i '{'he In�ident Communications Plan should contain r� the follawing radio networks as needed: ;;� 6 `�") 4� _.....__.._ _ - -- .___ �,....;,.,.:.__ ....:.F: . .:_... _.... .... _....._ _....... .._. ---- 4 K"�-'4 . -- -- � ,� _ - �����,� . r f�� � - - i �� . � , � • � , r �. � �, gr :;.� � . � . . _ . . . .�. . . � .t r"�.,�+�+re'+?:; . . . , , . k�:_.._ ,���,�'�. , . . \ �"v�.A z�:•. � '"�A�s�"� ;i � � . � ' . . E..::, ni'"��"�S'Fiti-rr .;.'i.;^'''"?'.�f�'`�i� . . - � � � . 'x�'�,7`:. 'ti,:� � , , _ . . t r . �;,y. _- = �r ,,�t'�,a�- . �::� :}� .. __ ._" ,. . ....--.._ � y ..... R'_... - , ... . .. _- . � ��ry A {�j; �_ ', r {r ` . ( y� . , ._�.f' �'S�f +-� x �a7 •�l��f(.: r �LL'yO� E -r�k',) ;y4� 4 �.� . ti,a�E� � �..,. ��L�I��i4�i6�.1��� �L� yy�4�i , • � . I�Ne . .r.. ��� .•k �'f41iYt/�,�4'��. �.JS �L�.�kY��t.iiYBfilkfti3l�'tGt�' . .q � ����_: 4 - a. COMMAND NET: (Inter-agency) ' 1) One per in�ident "��"`�'_ •.�•i; � �_ -'1'ti�': 2) Utiiized for linking tagether the ICt �.'^".;` Command Staff, 6eneral Staff, Division/ y::,:.(__ Graup Supervisors/Leaders and Assisting .'„',• Agency Feprese�tatives. � : ir t 3) Ail overhead personnel (IC,�Gommand ' g Staff, 6eneral Staff, Division/Group Supervisors/Leaders and Assisting Agency Representatives) should be provided with � � scanning, user programable portable radios. � ''�'+:: ��',;;, : y 4) All aqencies communicating on the � ` " .,� Command Net should use clear text (no 10 x : ii codes or agen�y speci�ic codes) �; � 5) For radio communications purposes, the � „'a� IC should name tne i��ident (usually _ based on its geographic location) (ref_ �- 3 Job Description/ Check List�IC, # 5 b7 '� and all radia communicatians to the ICP should be addressed as to that location. i , y � ! b. TACTICAL NETS: CIntra-agency) a , i> As many as required. `:i; j2) For use by tactical/funct'ronal groups. � 3) Should usually 6e each individual agency's own, assigned� home frequency. � 3 4) Frequency use should be conducted in 1 accordance with each aqency's own S�Ps. t�" ^> 'rs w 5) Initial call out of the agency should be ;;,�, . made by that agency's home cvmmunica- tions center, with each agency respon- = si61e for its own respo�se ta the ; �' - incident. fref. Assisting Agency Job �x=�?`'' f Description/Check List> � �,�r„ � �,.� ,: ;. � ^: � 6) Each agency should ensure that it can ";�;: },,,�.�.. -! provide its own communications equipment ,;��y,=^�"';. £ for its personnel and equipment. Every '•"� :� < effort should be made t❑ include � ? scanning mobile radios in its vehi�les -� �a 't .. i '� �TS.r 1 1 ������ _ W , .. - »..4 ;,._-�.:_,..._....�. �--.._._. __. r... _. _ __ ;��:` : , � - . ` a�',.�.��. . SJ �tA� _,. � . . . . ... . . +�x 'F "" . . . . thx_ T ���r� , i ..'���..-:�_ , ,r�s�;s�;.;- , . . ' l . . � ''���,, . . , . � - � . . . ..,\ . .. �_ - �''}�3 i,���; . � � ... � ��e? ,� �1�� � m w . . t � .t'.. �:A' ' .� —.- . .... . .._ ._. _ _,. . . • ,�yta.1 L. ' ... . ... . .. .. ,.._ � � .��` � . - , r-� � �€ - � r� � � M S� :� �� � .,l+w t y { �� ��{ ti���Y '�'�,i,�� r� � � � s ,� s �' �` y{A��r�``. ',-�ex���i'�liv�.l+.ln]�����:��'��CA���.VbllfrlF'�.'G�� � �31r.:..r.. ,.r..a r �4 � Tv �/+.���Yf'y�"y',. � F. �iA:=,;, for agency tactical operations and ' . scanning� user programable portable radios to enable Agency Representatives ,t:,� .' at the ICP to communicate with his/her '�:'t ` own agency. �'",' �� , c. SUPPORT NET: �_�= ;� � t; � 1) Usually only one per in�ident if � necessary. 'Y' +` _ 2) For non-Command and non-Tactical use; i� for status changing for resources and other service and support functions. '� � Primarily used hy Logistics 5ection. � , Y ,.<� � : �;.�_��'. 3) All agencies communicating on the ..; �: Support Net should use claar text. (no -� 10 codes or agency specifi� codes) -,. ti{ ;� d. GROUND ta AIR NET: � �«.` 1) As many as required i:,q. 2) Ground to air tactical frequen�ies may `r< be designaEed, or regular tactic�l nets ;,� may be utilized to coordinate ground to "� ;�� air traffic. '; ;`:,� 3> All agencies cammuni�ating on Ground to ', `' ?;'i , Air nets should use clear text. (no 10 .��' �� codes or agency SFIBCI'f1C codes) <ref. radio communications Procedures and r�' Guidelines) J.`�� ',3 :.'7. :� 4) The IC should be prepared to provide the r�' initial attack air resources with the ,�^'` Cofnmand Net radio frequen�y numbers to �:; " facilitate initial contact of ground to f.'' air resources. • 5 e. AIR to AIR net � � V'}` . . ;'yA '�;�i;: 1) Normally predesignated and assigned for ;��. use at the incident. a��, YP�,. .�.":;��,. �`"�`+�' y;?� 8 �, '?:� `..� n x �:���5� � �... ._ _--._..v......_.._..:..._.�..----- - , T � � .. . . - _ ._--�-- �. � �� v�� .. . .. •. � � . ` . , � ` >, . - . . . . . . ��� � . � � � �. � . . - � � . . � . ��rtr 7��. . . . . _ ... . .. . .. ' 'i l,'H'f�,�'; .. . � . . - . . . . � . {¢i 't`� ' . .. . � . - `:-,r 'r�- . _ . . . . . .. � .. "�` - �-y_ . . . � . . .. ,�.'. . . . . S-0+'-�-��,..�: , . . .. . . �. . ' . . �' �Y , . . . ... , . . • . , � � . ��. �t �,-. - , _ � � ' ��� � ��;�r' � . . . .. i_�' �° e: .. " �,�� ri��='` ��a� ' ,, � ���� � � . , . ;:�;<, � . � � ` _ _. . ...�.__._ ; ._ � , ;:,.� , +- r��- � ���, �, w �. , i ,� �, ;� u�� :,� � o�:; �`�'�st`: � �,� .,Sj '� � t Y'C,y � t� �'� �'�t `Y , °r Ltr � "-�-�'�'����'::���M��V ?eYe�tyz:r���.� - . i2r.,,.,_ . .y. ,� �.t�.� J��,' . .._. � .r.�a�C�L�"_ 4 �; 2. Telephone Communications � ,. . � ,.: a. Every effort should he made t❑ tie the ICP ��i:; into the commercial telephone system as soon ; as possible after the ICP is established. � ti�,:.- � 6. Arrangements for installing telephones �an be � � ,�'� made directly witn mountain bell through: �;,,' ` a A1 Hensley� Mountain Hell at 9:�-392:�. (ref. �',;;_ Resource Procuremenf Frocedures and Agency � ,� Call List) ��� z� - ; 3. Ski Country Amateur Radio Club (SCARC) � , r` � l ` ' <�� a. SCARC personnel may be available to provide backup vaice and hard copy communi�ations to �' and from most locations in Pitkin County �rt along with the ability to operate from their own vehicles and portable radios. IA� b. ICs should be aware of and utilize this additional communications resource when ;;. developing the Incident Communicatians Plan. 'ry� :�u>. c. Access to SCAkC resources �an be obtained ?i3 through the APCCC. (ref. ftesource Pro�ure- .,; ment Procedures and Agency Call List) `,:r 4. Written a�d Verbal Communications ;'i =� ; . �� �:'"r, !: . " a. Written and verbal messages both in person • � and hand delivered by a messenger should be � ,`� utilized wherever and whenever possi6le t❑ Ej; relieve use and congestion of the radio frequencies. _� 'a � b. This method of communication highlights the ' +,r.�� ' '' need for overhead personnel to remain at the ,� .. Command Post for close, effective communica- , � . tion and �oordination during an incident. ,r�� � - `,s. 9 ;;r � ^ �—� --�....�...._.�.....�..,....:.,...._ . ..-- • — --- r .�.,.. � �:�... � , ,Yy: ..._ _... — -- ;c�.��� ; . _ . ~ . _. ,��.�,�,��: . k�� ' .F�l:�.� . . � . .'i'��4��St� . . . . . , . . . . � � . �. r��_,yc.�a, . . . . ' . . . _ , '. � . . . �T, a��j �� :� " .. . ' ' ; ' _ . . .. \\ �lM,�:7i� . . .. � . � � .. . . `� w.µ.`��1, - ' .. ����,a�� . ;� — _ �,�s• � � .� - �Y�! �r�;. F- . _ . ...,_.. r �n Y . , . �f� �',i � �! ,4' ' ��T�'. t ttkl-i � .�.. t'.,..� 1�,�#1''ii.f t "� ',t� ��r��i p .: �l �il� i� rf� ,� �y�,,,�2� k) ",3!��._ �t��i�:!,'�u���'i�c`�.��y_w,,;.;..AV�:.���:i.,... - _ _.. ._ � r, ` . �r,���'1',�. '_� `idr ,�,. VII. SI6NATORY j All signatories to this SOF' thereby indicate: �L;' �- � . 1) Flgreement with tl-�e adoptioti af the It�cident � ' ` Command System (ICS) ror implementation by their � t _ agencies �or use on m��lti-agency in�idents. �:.tir� .I . r�.-�.;::.:r .. - 2) Insurance that all appropriate members of their � agencies/departments are 6riefed pn and become � "� familiar with this S�P. I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed tl-�is Agreement. �'a - �'.5;. T, ,. ., �., � PITKIN COUNTY Approved as to forme �`� __ � H�ARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIDNERS ,^:� Y� by- -- - ------- =F�� aY�_ _ � _ F. Chairman Date� Assi ta t unty Atto y �;� � i � . 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'1�� -� . ,'`1"f; Kt�+ yi ,r ». �` i F' � .A�. � ''°�-^��Y� �`������' �.� °�' , ��'��r e!''•, y� �s �t4+�.-� + e ` W► .ti�����.� � E��'��ai�L��f��. � � , , ... ._�� ^1�.���'� «��'e��,: ;� ._t...ate, t u �k`:�.�t.-„.�.���,, _ � 01,.. _ ,i.. �r����.<: ANNEX B.1 JOH DESCRIPTION '+'�"{-!�� ' :;F.�., INCIDENT COMMANDER � - s,4- j��_', . ±.;y�' The Incident Commander is the individual with overall ' ��` � responsi6ility for management of all incident operations includ- ' ing the development and implementation of strategic decisions and for approving the ordering and releasing of all major resourres. � The supervisor/senior officer of the initial elements of the Principal Respanding Agency (PRA) should normally ect as the t ' � Incident Commander CIC) in accordartce with that agency's nnrmal 1J ` procedures. ' ?` .. ,::� ��� The IC's overridi�g duty is to maintain an overall perspec- �� tive on the in�ident and the progress of �ontrol actions. Unless � the incident is very sma22 and the strategies self-evident� the • '�i IC cannot get heavily involved in tactical operations and still ;`_� maintain control of the overall incident. �., Theref orei the IC should first be in position to be able to �'�� become removed from tactical problems, should consciously delegate certain fu�ctions to individuals and give them enough authority and latitude to accomplish stated ob.7ectives. Second, `-' the IC should be in a position to be informed about all aspe�ts `�� of the incident� should create enough tim� free of clutter, �om ���r fusion and persistant radio traffic to think through what needs to be done and 4ormulate tfie strategy and objectives needed for ttie development of an Incident Action Plan. = _ _ . .._ ;' . �; I{ necessary/appropriate/desired, the IC may designate a member of F�islher own or another agency to fun�tion as Operations Section Chief to manage the tactical operations� while still retaining overall con�rol of the incident. _ If �ircumstances arise or the complexity of the incident '' ; �� dictates that the IC relinquish overall responsibility of the " �� incident� he/she may request that another response agency provide p an IC. Before relinquishing command, the ariginal IC should -.� ensure that a new IC is designated, fully 6rie�ed on the inci- _,� dent, has complete control of and communications with a12 ' -� assigned resources of that incident and that the original ^� � Principal Response Agenry which provided the original IC to the ,�`�.�'' "`� i�cident lias assigned an Agency Representative to the ICP. .;:a��; �r - ���` :� r •J.1. _'�i;; 17 „ jYh, �.. "'..:,F N.•� i;�x� � . .. ._ .._ '� _._._.__�_�_._. .__.._.-.__,_.._.....�..:. �_�.,....�._. .�__._..� ..._._-_ .__.�--�.<� --�..� ., , . "°'"i'�A L�y— - ,. � .... .. . .�,:'. , p;�+%�ci e-zG. �- . ...... � - � . - � - . � '`��".t:'f ` 5� ��� �� �'- . :,�` - �i.�r,}SEi�:: � � �� . '.`k•aw � �v�N��'.: ' _ . '. . • . � . . � � . � �R,� � . . ' . . 4 t(�t y�� � � . ,y.. 4w��'1. . . . ...r,R.,c..l-`i�.,}... "'<L�:�GP-�y. . . � . 'v�1:'x`, � � }f . �'i-t� � � �v '�i..`w:�'� � S . ':i}j;.i%411 . . � . . s��,,!,r, . . �r�.` s__ . .. -.. . .....-... Y � ._� t'.. . ,� 'Y�' • � �1�`,2��r��,��'Tt� . �.. � .Kti���� �� ti,��: t�°'�g,� r,p .,: f� L �� 1,� �,}" ...6'_ � w����� �� ��y t � �'.� � h R#�'l ., . .'��.JS'S�}j .�-.:i��p :� d1i�.����3��,_ '� �•�X+K?�. �'�l`.,._y .3dPY!n,-.T�',}�tx�._..� . - 3 .�s �°c Y'1��aC�����'� ° 'Y X� sea �� �a - CHECK LI5T k INCIDENT COM�"ANDER �..y � ;_ !�;;::: �The Incident Commander should perform the following functions: , � Fi.., � 1 4 � 1) ❑btain ir+cident briefing from prior Incident Commander and work with him/her for as muCh time as required ta insure �� complete control of and �ommunication with alI resources assigned to that incident. 2) Assess the incident situation upon arrival at tne sce�e and ` i. ' I�''. take charge of the entire situation, to include communica- �� • 'f ,'1�� tions with and cpordination of the activities ❑f all emerge�cy respon�e agencies and determining tfie Mode �:�>"�< severity of the in�ident. •r,..:�.! 'Y.. 5 4+��� 3) Establish� preside aver� and remain at a Command Post Ceven ^ if it's only his/her venicle) so that communications and r�.�+� coordinatian between the IC and assistirig or cooperating agencies can be established and control functians can be �`'"� accomplisned. tRef. ICP Ftequirements) i'�;,�,. y..� - a_ In order to permit ready identification of an ICP, all �,�;;r vehicles that will be used as a command post shauld be ':Yy_�'=' equipped with a flashing green light on the roof. :�� 4) Ensure that initial and subsequent routine planning meetings, i ;� are conducted to confer with Command Staff, Gensral 5taff, �,� AsSisting Agency represe�tatives and Divisian/6roup Super , visors/Leaders to formulate and approve the Incident Action �� Plan and ICS orga�ixational structure. k� 5) Establish communi�ations with the Aspen/Pitkin Combined -}";� Communi�ations Center (Re-F. ICS Communi�ations Plan) and , <' notify them of: '; � I; . a) A Command 5tructure has been established � - 6) Name of incident (usually based on its location) '';;j` c1 Location of the Incident Gommarid Post� stagitig "�` areas� �heck in locatians and all other 4acilities. F : � � ._ d) Mode severity af incident (ref. Mode definitions '��%. �" � and guidelines) , `� e> ICS organizational structure *., .'... 19 �;1.�,h . . . �.�� . �� . ..._.—_.,._.-..,��..,. r . .'_"_'_....-.-.�._.,..=.�..--- ...._..____.,._._ :._. ._ ......, . ....,.._��.- ., r� .y.w��.._- ��_ `. � t�,`�'�'�� . ' . . , t�Y�.f,,, 'at'�.;��;.,- ��.:��',.: ��-^ ;eayr�:'>.Fs - . . +� . . . , �� '.` . . . . , �y���-yt��'��'. . � ' . , . . -R�'°�x' ' . . • . .. . . ��� '��yyj�'�4iH� . . ;, . .. . � s._s.��y:':�'.'.'-.�ry�:�r- .. . . ..���.� �� . ��e''. �� f ' �� • � '�:>;,.'�`-„- 'S s � ,..,.+ : �r"�d{ , .,...., � _ '� .f ' � � y �� .�y�"✓ !�{���n���. � ' '! ��. �� t v ���'�`�f��R��. , � f� �,�Y�f rp� , �' . � +rk7Kr!lL���'���4'.�.�a,v.��1���4�`u"1Sk'�" .�:r� � �--� ::�..c � , w,r'. i;Cr'� '�• . ) 'x�t ;� �:, �r' �,rL.,r r:.•r,>vr.ha � , . ._,_ �'$ .���� �5 f) Incident status and complexity q) Transportation and access plan; travel routes to '=�-�' incide�t facilities. ��`"' �- -t: ,:F+� ;�,� 6) Confer with the Aspen/Pitkin Combined Communication Center, V;�i':',�..: (Ref. IC5 Communications Plan) to: :ti'.• � � : ,, % . � a) Formulate the Incident Radio Communications Plan and ' � �i see that the plan is oisseminated �❑ all appropriate �` �. ' agencies. ,� b) Confirm reso�irces dispatched and assigned t❑ incident thus far, � � 7) Manage incident operations. �. � Y[. :�.�.� . . ! \ � 8) Communicate with and brief Command Staff, General 5taff and �� e� emergency response agencies (through Agency Representatives) �-� either in person at the Incident Command Post or by radio ':� (on the Command Radio Network established in the Incident ;; '`�"c� Radia Cpmmunications Flan.) on a routine basis. i` :. (i - . `'� 97 flpprove requests for and release of additional resources as needed and ensure that resources are accounted for. tRef. `'�� ICS Resource Frocurement Procedures7 IO) Ensure that incident facilities are established and imple- !; mented. (ie. Incident Command Post, Emerqency Qperations �'•_ Center, Staging Area etc.) ,`��� li) Activate (6oth above and below you> and coordinate addition�- � `�� �"� al staf-F elements of the IC5 as deemed necessary and ap- propriate based on the size and complexity of the inci- dent. tref. IC5 organizational chart and �ob descriptinns) - 12) Authorize release of information to news media. '� �, 13) f;eep EOC informed of inc3dent status. � �3 � 14) Approve plan f or demobilization. �t � 15) Monitor a�d supervise the following as incident progresses - and as needs dictate: � : � ,� , ;s;_ a7 Incident Action Plan �� � ,� ., 6) Span of control: Yours and your Staff, Section Chiefs and yT��:�, � DivisionlGraup Supervisors and Leaders � c) Incident Mode severity. (ref. Modes guidelines) �'' '.� 19 � s_ Z� -� r—.�.�`__,...�..._�..._.,-.._,.__._.... ..<...__. __ .._.,.__-'_-.��.---e�"�—___...,__._._-._ __...�.__..�.. .' �-�;.:..1----- . .-. � � . � - .. . - .... .. � . ,. . , . � c��^Fy .. _ . . ' _ �Kr�"�-',7�.; � ° _ � ,...:.��.`. , .1y .. . .. . . :_4�-'� - . - . �C��• . ' � . ' 's�^ � a:Yfv.. Lr- . . .. . �( . t. r4a t�'{��,�.. � � . . . . ' . � . ' .,\ . . "���+�,��.�,;Y�. . . . • � . . . _ i`."��da�c.'aEr.. � � . . � :;.'FL'�� . . y^z: :�"i��): � . "' � �r,�.a'�i.y � ,.a � �:ii • �;�-4�a, ^� ; . ,';4.��;K=` .. +� . . . � . . ?_'FE�w�'%r; O . ____ _�.....�,�-.�..---.__ ,,_,: . . . t, „ � �� - .- .� . ....-_ � . � .. . ... .. �~ �� . .i '��.. � . � � �;�: .. n._7�d.- r'�� �.._ „t�',���,s�t,'17�_. ¢� j ����r� ���' t r.'W ;,, - '� i4„?`� i .ti`�� .i�.« �� °��}�.... ;�+Ii�v. . ,� -,:�� -� � . , � �S;-".Sr:.aF��'.,:_� _ . �' . . . . � :L.r+�"�R��'•'� d) ICS organizational structure e) Safety nf all incident related functians � - ;. �;,. :,� �,,, �,-., �;� ib) Consider the fnllowing as incident progresses and as Teeds dictate: i �':.. :' a) Your own limitations/qualificatians as IC ;�:::��; �� bl The limitations/qualifications oi your Cammand Staff, � . � 6eneral Staff and Division/Group 5upervisarslLeaders i.� �. � b> Unified Command ''y _ c) Overhead Management Team; IM6, Interagenty ClaSS I or II � � '�R;Z'' and associated transition issues and concerns ?- :`�; d) Costs e) Resaurce procurement procedures �F;� f) Sensitivity to local people and issues ;�� -,r^t.';'� g) Jurisdictional responsibilities and 6aundaries ���s.. h) Ynteragency agreements; co—ap, mutual aid, financial etc. M M i) Agency and resource capabilities/limitations �� �_ �> Weathers topography and environmental cancerns �� k) Legal, liability and political issues and cancerns ` . �' tiy _ .,S- .1:� 1) 7ota1 incident security r' 'ii;`� m) Transportation plan �.,i:, � n) Air space control � ', o) Feeding and sheltering all i�cident related personnel t; 17) Plan ahead a minimum of 24 hrs. in advance 18) GOOD LUCK AND HANG IN THERE ! ! ! ! !!!! ! '� a';.�*,:. .`�_, - ;�s�,�`�a , - . "':t`3!�?ti�: j 4}i ^� �O _ �"� �� N • � � v ' - ..t.' .„__v�..�._�..�'__._...._.___ __' — _._..__......._�� ,�.. ..... --...-.........-:z�,v ��+."�" _ , _ _ � .r.�_ ___, , �`$r �.-�;. :,: ���� _ . .. - ,, ' �'x r: , �"�t�.` � ' , . °cR'2�� f".��'�'y".�3- . . - - . .. . t� . . ' k3�i� ���A+1�yC`. ' . � . . . .. 's"K T�`YIcT_.. . . . . � .. . . ' � . . . . . �'',\ . 't. 1 - ..��.. . � . . �;5�, S: ' ' � . � � . � � . . . ' . �ti - `�y�,� . ` � ._ � . t!��f.�•f}'- � . . � - � .'„�'i�K"'•� . ' -� � .. . �` � � . . . . . . . d�..�.�._ ,:,,:;"' . }�Y . . . . -. ..�.,.... � .(4 . / . . ... _ . , .. . . „} � t � }': �'��{,'+O 4���}�'+it' � " . ' ��d�� ��{ fp� '� t' �5, Y.�., +��� }L 4>'�'�h �'� �l l�!'� �._� h .��"r ` �.; �. [ !# '"'' L �1 � i1'''1�� ` �lk � �^����tY�. ��:4�.: _ ., .. � .- .�F..•. .'.'.�9i,�,x�+rds..�.�� . �diJLi�r.f.i— � ��`�Y �,� . 1 awNEx e.z � _ �.._ `(;i .: i�;'�-- ,1 JOH DE5CRIPTIDN �.. .` AGENCY REPRE5ENTATIVE '�'f � � �% z�' $ : An Agency Ftepresentative is an individual assigned to an � ' intident from an assisting or cooperating agency who has been i '� dalegated full authority to make decisions and commitments on all matters affecting that agency's participation at the incident. j:�._� . s.. TY • There should 6e anly one AgQncy Representative from each p,, , �; agency assign�d to the incident and he/she should be prepared t❑ �' t � cooperate fully with the Incident Commander and 6eneral ICS Staif j�. � on hislher agency's invalvement at the incident. �.. � :=w:'_ 'y;'±�i?� The Agency Fepresentative should understand that helshe is '""� responsiale for keeping the home agen�y fully informed on the `�''�:yY_' overal2 situation and keeping tne Incident Comma�der informed of :�:,�ti� trie agency's activities relating to the incident. . 1'$',y,�"Y h _ _;r;;��, The Agency Representative's overriding duty is to maintain ,F:: an overall perspective on the in�ident and the progress of �3:' control actions from hislher individual agency's viewpoint. }r.`�r: _� �5: ' �'�''' Therefore� the Agency Representative should first �e in a ��a: position to be able to become remaved from tactical problems, ,`*s; � ''>'�s`_ should consciously delegate certain functions to individuals of ';�-5 hisfher agency anc� give them enougfi authority and latitude to "��^r=�-""' accamplish the stated ob�ectives required of hislher agency. ;'�; �� Second, the Agency F.epresentative should be in a position ta ��^ be informed about all aspe�ts of the incident, should create � enouqh time free of clutter, confusian and persistent radio Y ' traffic to think through what needs �o be done and formulate the strategy and objectives needed for hisJher agen�y's input for the �� ��, -" development of an Incident Action Plan. �;u - `'a„= �^�k .�' e:rrr. z3s��; "�„<;� ..��`3;,a':-: �-�':,"i:F . - •1L °'�'`�k 21 :�,c:..I:..,i�. . ��1i!+�'„ � ..r,t:a,; z'�� , ,a�t�! . ... ..-' .y�';#;: ... . .�.._...�'_'�.' . _ t i'�'� ��"- — --- --- -----a... . . __._.._._w.y......= ._.�.._..._.�_� . `_ v'��.°'�`�; . �t� �s'.: . . � � �'t�r.!- - - � �. . - . . . . ' . ' ��'�'YY;, i'",.. . • , . . . ' '.��:..4..� . .. � . � .. - '( . : ��'vi�i. � . i . \'+�g i=��,.��.�� . � � . . . . • . h' "C . . . .. � . � - , ' � . '\ . �'��:�"` . ' �� � � � , >a'sd}i. . . ... ;�n� ,`^�F;,+tr.s . ;t�-'�s..�`"x�`�.J, , . � a .�. � �� . ?&i,.��*: � . .` (:-',..:,' . . . . . a +2 r,'- `��Q� .' � .. � . .� r ...,.. r; _ '' ..... '.r fN a'�-�. ��`y`�1 �i�Y�. ` ,. 4S �1� '��'�S{ ' 'fi����9,;- F�`. r,�c ' � ` ��,� �'i�� ,.(•,.� ��� ���^� t�� � � y +�:..x� ' � ' �'j' `� � `P�'P��5��_�`�b��t�.`;.. 7fi•Y:; . . . A����S'���1�.�f...a,�"�s...A'��....5 ...i,�rtb'Six.�.,.–,. _ �.�.a-1i2�1�$.�i�t.A CHECK LZ5T � •�..:.:- �,z•, ''_ ASSISTIN6 OR COf]PERATING AGENCY ' r;' 2��� AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE � <, ti�.; H �., .� � - a � _� When requested to respond to an incident the assisting or co- ' _ � operating agency should designate an Agency F2epresentative who should per-form the following functions: -- - Prior to departure to an incident: �"i�` � _ -,�>ti+ 1> Obtain the �following information from home agency dispat�h ur"�`:. � center or estahlish communications either with the IC through the IGP or with tfie Aspen/Pitkin Combined Communicatians Center �` __ '��,� using the frequencies prescribed in the ICS SDP Communications t '�� se�tion: " �r;� a) What 5peci�ic resources are requested. (�„ 4i b) Incident assignment(s). – G{. '�?� c) Reporting/che�k in 7.ocatio�(s). � ja - d) Who ta check in with, r;' : �x ;'-� e) l"ravel routes to tfie in�ident and repo�ting/che�k in, t„ . ,, ,� locations and staging areas. ,{ � '"*s', ''�, f) Incident Cammunications plan: Command and Tactical t � networks and frequency numbers. g) Your egency's radio communications call name. � <designator) �E�� _ `� h) Who immediate supervisor(s3 will 6e. �) Inform IC d3rectly or througt� the AspenlPitkin Gombined Communications Center: "� 1',: . � .. 1':�'4:,1',�:. a) Whet resources you will be able to provide. ` F=�">' � �� c� b) Your and resour�es ETAts1. ,��,�? #,::;. � <;' . c) Your a�d resources radio communications capabilities, T�;`; e including frequency n�mbers. F�'�'-` � ' *, A+j .a1 Gs � � _. ' a a n � , _�_^ .._,._.��__�___.__� ___.. , .__�--__'...�.,...,..... ___. ,._�. _..--.—.�,,,,,� _ ����' �. " ` ` ' -.,... __ . :��,. . .�Y"``�I.� .. , . .. . � ���-� _r� . � � - , � � . . a y�� - � � . . � . . �'?'"=?F;a;;fF• (! .'Y� ti' . . . �. . . . �>�? ��� . . 1 . . � � . .. ��•�^" , .. . . . � � � � � � � . . � . ..��y�k{� . . � ... � ' . ' . ��'.`M",�-"`���r� . � ` . . . � �hf�._ "���; , . ,`��, ` i. � � � '�� , _�;, . . ��...�. wX-� __�__,��.�--.- �� I�;; , ,,.._,, . _�4:s: ; . � `�� _ _. ,...,....� � . s � ;A .� ` � ' R.. ��+3 s - �t�w,v{�.� {�S,; ,1;, t; : �: �. .���� 'bk.'. �.�.. �,�,q'�£y�� q,�p a `r; � , ..�- .�, ry•.� .i�l f.� �4�''� y ��ies`ax,�i ky��r-. ..r> � '''� �� -.��.�T�c�4�':'.&`� ±,.TC�:��2��1.L�i13lI���X�,rt.-...Yik4.'�-:_�_� .. �-a»._... .. .... ��� f�... ..,Ma:iqc't�,�7 s�. 1; ,��9.: r'e ' �� ' �;;, .. . z; : t. 3> Prepare a list of yaur agen�y's resour�es assigned to the incident �or the check in recorder. ; �;`'-•." !s; 4) Organize and ensure cantral of and communi�ation with a21 of �`t: - � your agency's resourceF': � } ; �: � Upon arrival at incident: ts;>_ ;, �` ,` 5) Report to the ICP to meet with the IC or the Liaispn Ofiicer � �.:;_ (if one has been designatedl and: �;. a) 06tain briefing of Incident Action Plan and Ftadio ',3 Communi�ations Plan. .t� b) Frovide briefing on appropriate use/restrictions of ^ your �gen�y's resaurces. ,,�= ,,*- �i. 6) Ensure that: i!�;`�' S� ;ri.: a) All agency resources have completed che�k in at one of z `'='� the che�k in lo�ations. �v�� h) All agency resources are organized and briefed on 4' :;Y�, In�ident Actian Plan and Radio Communications Flan. � `;,; : �;�;� c) Incident Assignment work materials a�e acquired from �� �!. Suppl y Uni t. 5_ li;�� d) A1l agency resour�es have appropriate radio communica- ' '•�; tians capa6ilities. ;?�,:; = 7) Cooperate fully with the Incident Gommander and 6eneral ICS ,i`. y�:: 5taff on hislher a enc `;� "_� g y's invalvement atythe incident. ',� 8) Attend planning meetings as required. .i';_: 4) Provide input on use of age�cy resources. �,� c �'�` 10) Oversee the well being, safety and proper use of agency '�it✓`� personnel, equipment and resources assigned to incident. ry _ � 11> Advise IC or Liaison Offi�er of any special needs or �, � requirements of agen�y. 12> Complete a�y special f orms and reports required by IC ar =:;'��,�_' Liaison Officer. '-.�"' =n��::� ;:7,. - 13) Report to agency dispatch or ICP on prearranged schedule. �:' ��,�. 14) Fespond to demo6ilization orders. ' ''�=�' ,��•� ° 1:,) Srief flgen�y on demobilization plan. �,: ,;yrr. 23 �.t�. 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F � �. � ,- �t �� � s.� "` i ; ? - , .k". �' i} o � ' Y �� -; �� l_.I y ka. :��� ` .,_k.,. . ,,.,... `' "'���k��y�yf a r ti � r ,�..,�.- . . . ,. . . r..w, .. �,'�/s�:' 16> Ensure that all agency personnel and/or equipment is { properly a�counted for and released prior to yaur departure. 3 17) Ensure that all required agency forms, reparts and cfocuments �' � are �ompleted prior to your departure from the incident. � 18) Have debriefing session with IC or Liaison Officer prior to - � departure. � • � � . . :u�:,-i. o�;� i � �r�. ' � :,�er�' ��;� � : '� --5` t? r � ,:�.;'£� . . . � . � � . - . i; . . .y„� . . . . . , . . µ �9r ..._ "v{`.�,�,� . . . . ,.�'� . . � . . ��� � t �„ G ��#:.. . . � . . - � n� . . . . . . . . . � . � ��' . . . . . . . � . . � . � � . . . �2�:•. . . . . . . . . . . ', �2, �: 1� r. . .. . . . .__--... : .. .__ . . i �''.__ d'4`�_ . . _._ _ . . . �.�, . _,. t_ .: .......... Y: ..- '�;ttqi . ... ......._...- . . .. . �.. � � � , .. ? ��. .. .____.. ...... . 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'.ni�=G i' _ , y�« 'a. _ . .�.:n.. i - . . . ` . . . t } tt �... ; �_, �! � � ,,�f .i. � * y�,�r �.` •� _ �i �ti .- ,� ;�. � ,x;- � - . ,=s � i'°t�d�' � ���`���''�i��._ �:'aY:�sn.�. � .µ. 4 , �.� < a�..:_..._.._ °' +aF�r�is�i,s�� ., .IF..�. _ '�°-' ' �l 's1, ANIVEX C , �,. c"' �:."--=�. i CATEGORYES ANA TYPES qF INCIDENTS � ' � � ti:,:�.`f 1 �s> ''����j:� `5... :... il TRANSPORTATIDN: �`� To include: rr� ?�*�<` All highway, rail and air incidents along with the '3:?:.. '` fire, extrication, rescue, medical and haz-mat func- Y: ` �J '?4' tiorts resulting fr-om thase incidents. '�4- :t4�n, �� �"� 2) HAZ-MAT: '�-r;� '"a" � To include: ` t•`� `'��� ;. �, All rail� air and fixed facility incidents involving 'K�`��- �;?�, hazardous materials includi�g but �ot limited t❑ fuel �..�,, .��4� : spills and leaksy natural and L.F. gas leaks. ;,'.�;`, '�,'� � !:1 . _ Y .. b_. �� i�n . . ..._ . '. _:_ g�_ CIVIL: ' r:. ,'•3^:, `: i_�yY,� ': � Ta include: s•,•. �� All riot, civil disorder, critical incidents, bomb �.,�.t..° ?' '.'wa= threats� domestic, and manhunt incidents r'• ' -_ �� . ;;-.-w:; >�'..,c,. 4) FIRE: ;;,._. 4r� To include. � ,; S Wildland/forest, conflagration� structure, nuisance, � . ,�; ��. . � hotelt lodge and puhlic assembly fires. �';' ;�• ;�'a ,��3 y - yi Y �� 25 �-`nY: r� :.� :��''��.. ..,.. ��� .. w���. ,_. ._'._' _ � -____.__ . _, -_-. -�-��•---.,,. c�. ✓"""'_-_- '.—_ � . �y,�, ' `�- . . . . . . . ' i� ' - . . - F - . .. -_ . y'e�� ^ {�����Y/i . .. � . ' . � � . 't`Il �k T . � . � • � ... . . . , �����,� , . . , .. � � . h�h ro . . � � .. � . . ���Cy'� '. . . . . . . '.('I ' . . et�1����� , � . . �. . . � . . . ���t. . " � �- . . � . . . . . �� " . . . . . . � . . .. � .. ' . . I'`��.y.3 p �, . . - . . . �• �) i ��y .. � � � � � ._. ' � � i r„��f, . .. . .. �_ , i . . j ��`.�,,`WSir- � �' . . ��_���- � . _ . . - . . ic '. E�� �y � _ - ..u..rv.. . ... .. . . • ' �l � �� . . " � . �� .�:,._ ,rt �-"ap . ���� 1 *{i`' hcA ..�7 ,y S � •�� l ' 7 ��'�""`�:;�A;'� t�l����.��.�,�.^�.�r�{s �y , %�:':: �_ _ ���' ,�� S 1 �4 t �.�.J.�� �. '"'�� A*'1 i:. `]Qb!'kar.... . . . .,.�+����t,� j 5) NATURAL: `" •�� To 1nclUde: � - �: Dam failure/fload, flood/100 year� flood/flash� severe r"- ;� - ">'' winter and summer storms, l�ndslide/debris flow, earth- f�i ��i quake and avalanche incidents. ;;` � � (f`� �',,.. ;,y b) OTIiHR: � To include: � �� ,'�i*T:'� Mine, ski lift/area� nuclea�, explosion, structural � '� {;' coilapse� medical emergencies, in]ury accidents, . j�''„:`: . ';.��� �f .`.r ... . ,��.F`a` •�,:.. eiectric line down, special events, special expertise >::�.w: V`�-� calls, search and rescue� contamination of air, food *� ^'.��--:= and water supply, isolation o-F parts of county, ' ..��� _, ,���� extended power outage and multiple, simultarteous �" ' . L, .�t'j h=.;: i nci dents. � .,���"Y _ �. - ::�•�`-%gf� . . � . > .i wny. . ..� �-F�.' , •>.: ' � . . .. __ ._..___ ��_�..._.._ . _ ._ . . . ._ _. ....... . . . . . . . ... ._ _. � . � ... y �.: �:: E l� ` .,-�. � - - .i.uf, � . . . . . � ?,':'1'u . . ' � �:`� .,i � , .. � �?:�:-: . . . . , -�,1-+� . . ,�:': r.:F?t '!k':� �--'L�`� � . j 3!.. ^"�Y• �� � -'.�'_i � . ?r�'r . .,�%;. . � . '= �i, • Jt. '�ti; 26 :'� ,.. �� `� ;. - - , ;- �., ___ . � .� �iq .e.:,-• - . - � .. �. ` � '. . . . .- _ ,____— . �"."'�=_"'=^w.+.,co�w>�,5.`' - . r a 'nn .. . . .. , � . . . `��� .. . _._ _ . . .. . . h�yYt'�= . . �. � � . . � . . . . . - � �'�'F���F-� . . .. � ' � � � . � �, -f�' � •. � , ..� . . �`���a , � .\� _ ��r� r - _ , "���i' ' �: , . w . �, fs � � `��•_4- � , . . ' ., , a,�' � ,., '�� . . .. � . ,'. . - � ;� � �'. . f. ' . .'.�.,; �i£���. ,i1' � .� - . N'�� �� k t� i t' ` .�:,,>�' ': �, ...�" .., ry+ . {, - t�`; x i� �. .i ,ai}. ��� t .n"r2L �1� } Y �'yp+�y�` �� � .� �.`^'�,�iyl]�•' :...W: �,.. . ... .`.�'•':4�:�1:"_` . j ANNEX D �^,- � M�DES: 6UIDELINES �,r- �; MODES y,,.;—'. � A numerical classification system af Mode 1 ta Mode 4,_ � . � ;=:� used to quickly describe an ;ncident and p�edetermine the necessary dispatch and support actions. The size and � complexity of each incident determines its mode class. The ' In�3dent Commander (IC> has responsibility for identifying �y each incident's mode. The IC should ensure that the mode is �' Sj;� communicated to all assist:ng and cooperating agencies. tkef. Incident Gomma�der .lab Description/Check List7 � �` ti � MOD� 1: CROUTINE OPERATION) r�,� v;� Routine emergency response, No signi4icant impact on ',��'i`� local resources. No alerting of back—up elements is ::�;� necessary. May involve only one agency but may also �t;;! ;,.;�� require minimum cooperation or support from ❑ther �`��i response agencies. The Emergency Operations Center !r= (EQC) is not activatad. ` 4-.3� �f,.�N'+.. . �^= 1) I�dicatars of h'fode 1: `�i ';s�;z a> Routine r,. :. � �� _ _ _ _ 6) Narmal ' � �� c) No i"iutual Aid needed �;'� 2) Additional Action required by IC in Mode 1: �� ;� � a) Defined in IC Job Description -y� �?�' � 3l I�dicators tnat incident is escalating from a ,'� Mode 1 ta a Mode �: - a) A need or request for Mutual Aid :V*� b) Not a "narmal�routine" incident :'3*'_� _ y K�: c> Heavv impact/strain ort Iocal agencies a�d �: ' their resources d) Need for EOC ' �,�;;�� 27 �,, t''�`. :�- °..u :, �rr,r� _ . ..----�_� �-�y .. .... -_--'-__. . _ ._—'--_`_' --- - _ .Y� ._._. .. _ _.... . .� ..�--� . -,.... . � �� . � . . . . ` . . . - ... _ .,. ����' ' :: � � _ . , . • . . . . . , f�� .. _ . . ' � . . � � . rS�t�'x,,�`,'��:- - . t . , �}�,,�t���- . n : . ; �,�, �� � � ��,�.y r�, u��¢�r � . �t: r. K'�f}�: � ��_ � 1 .s� � � s 'a._.t�.:.::'. , f _ � . . ..�i-.�..v-+.._ . �. . . .. .. .. '' _ ..' . � • r:y�'r .'' r . 7 1.. . Y-. �,V r�� �1 � rr5 i,,. . � � . . . r�' � � �',�,7 i+e � � ��: .. � . . ..�x ��' . .: t•t ;,���p�'rr�i� . ' s h' �y i{�' � L> :�� . `p'' � �'. ��� .:'"' .��, � .+��" t,[ �a7t''�. SA`-S'�P t s f �. ��' ,.� �F v ��tl`�,. �.:+�Y'3. .t _ . .�' ���.�u�. ' 'lY'i�. , . ' i s : 4) Additional Action IC can anticipate in Mode 2: a) Ftequestinq Mutual Aid assistance "� - -j.� , :�.,: -. �Q# �`-� b> Decision whether or not to activate the EOC � ;, �.. � c) Decision whether or not to alert County � andlor State resources ,�i+ � �y. „�?(�T,q a.. . , = MODE 2: CMUTUAL AID RESOURCES) t..:r� �� An emergency which e:cceeds the capabilities of on-scene �,',�,{� personnel and equipment, involves multiple respo�se �.w>T agencies, and requires mutual aid support and may �".:=:� require preliminary alerting of County and/or State �, - resources. A decision is made whetfier or not to Y � activate the EQC. �` ' ��� . �.3��- .'^.�...... _;��'� 1) Indicators of Mode 2: '�i�L �"74 a) A need, request or presence of Mutual Aid . �.n�,Y..`' _ ;;;k�'� b) Not a "normal, routine" incident i,�T,�' c) Heavv impactlstrain on local agencies and '_�'��:'`: their resaurces , ._rt/�::c :�"��"� d) EOC may 6e activated = ,'tF� ,.:;�,�;;; e) Preliminary alerting of Gounty and/or vy;.s State resources ,ti;� .. _ _ �" 2) Additinnal Action required by IG in Made 2: . � a) Request for Mutual Aid assistance .,'- ,. �°' b) Decision whether or not t❑ activate the EQC �; .;,i . :� s c) Decision whether or nvt to alert County ;$ . `t�" and State resource c;:+ �; 3) Indicatnrs that incident is es�alating from a � y Mode 2 to a Mode 3: ��.'° ;:�;;' �,;; a> Need for EOC c'..', b) Capabilities of routi�ely available mutual ,�. - aid have been exceeded :�4 - _ c) Preliminary alerting of County resources - 2� :��� ;tL� i�?�. ;°H _ �_ - - - —_ .. — M. ,..�:.:.:,.._.._... � °, - :'--...,..:._.«_::._ � . �, _. . �.,. ..--, ___�.__�_ a����; _ . ' , . ��`� , - — �-}-� , . � i��' �.r,�c ��. . ' ��w K�� � . �`s'�$" �. � . . . �. �y�.. . � a Kf.�S�-r'�. � - � .. ,}���,��;, _ , ��,.'��i;� _ ;',L`��'���. r . z� . � � n�^::-�� � _ �...(��".�: , . . � �s:.��'_ � . . .� - __ • . .` . '- � ' _ ... . .. __. . ... - . ' - . _. ''� � � . . , . .. 1 � ��� . }ti �. j,+fi�,e � r � Y �t}�`t,t t t::� ,r }�yqqrr���' t y� c- "- ��i�",'��� , � ..IF�yS Y�t�'C��iz�B.����YttS��;:�..�.....fnlh,Y+ �� �+ x,- ��.. .,.. �•..�� �, ,��R�t�'��. =:a �f.si:'. �t`��'Y� �4) Additional Action IC can anticipate in Mode 3: `,j a) Activate EOC x��' b) Full mobilization of County resources �``'4' `:i y.j c) Same mobilization of State resources - '+:^=.;.: LLj dl Possi6ility of a Disaster De�laration .• �-:f'i . ..1�:�, . . . ���.:.�.� 1 `'� MODE 3: (COUNTY RESOURCES) �:f.'` `,, Magnitude of the incident exceeds the capabilities of 7� routinely availaSle mutual aid and requires full � y, mobilization nf county resour�es. EOC is activated. %y_. �`� 1> Indicators of Mode _. .. . .. ',i'.:1 � . :=Gy� a) EOC is activated �� v,�+ b) Full mobilization of County resources . `�� c) 5ome Mobilization of State Resources � =p a�` ��.a,�"^�. d) A DiSaster Declaration }t F� `�:�� 2) Additional Action required by IC in Mode 3: .a�Y a) Activate EOC �; :. �4`%, b) Full mobilization of County resources `�-� ,:r =4 c) 5ome mobilizatian of State resources .�.ti. '�,;;; d) Disaster Declaration decision .rt;- 3) Indicators that incident is escalating from a i �'= Mode 3 to a Mode 4: f; _� ft� . �_='. a) Capahilities of County resources have been 's''` exceeded - " l... b) Substantial mobilization of out-of-caunty �T- State and/or Feder-al resources S� , z. � �t� c) Disaster De�laration is made ,�a,;, -:�.f4: :' • `r'S-r 29 �;;� _. �� �J�4��� .. . .__ .__ � ��r��.���.a�. w ___._„��� . . ���. ' . 4. • . ` . r__ . . . — .... - . Y�..Yt.�� .. � . . . . ' . . . . . . �... � . ;���jC^�R . . ' . :. . � . � .. ' . 4 S`w} ;�.{.'�"., ' ' . . � � . .. ys?�C'�SJ eK � � � � . � � � 'i�a 1s� - �' r ���f���.- � - , ' . '. �� � :�u� ' . v ���a'�.�ztF .. . . � . ..._ � . 4 �'! `��. :i11'. ' . . Y '��t' ..r .- . . . - - , . . 44..,i ` � . , . �� ' .�: . � - bk S . .. ... ._ .. . .. . . � . "+3"'dt � � � i n{�.r � Lv!#-'Y e� ".i t �,���`� � ' t� t e .,k� .� �a.-s .i' j��i��B���' t ��1� �txt,�2 F(�; � w�.,`i[��� � r��, t�.. ta -��,, � � 8?�7 A ��(:,. +1� ty,� b �.'!tG.1�� ;�� �� ,�� �r ,,, ..::.Y'u''bW(� „y�}r.� 1 s :i, "+i..+.... ��.L ��'.r:.0 . . . _ . . Y �;�`_ l'. � '; 4 4) Additional Action IC can anticipate in Mode 4: 4 ; . a) Suastantial mobilization of out-of-county "'' t� {. State and/or ��gderal resources !1 �- �; 6) A Disaster Declaration decisian 4 '� _` ;� MODE 4: CSTATE AND FEDERAL RESOURCES) ;y.:•�� f`. .. ;..i'i��! . l``}; Situation exceeds available county resources and requires substantial mobilization of out-of-county, State and/or Federal resources. EDC is activated. �� 1J Indicators of a Mode 4: 't'1` t:: F: ,;;�* a) Capabilities of County resources have been �� � .,t.; s exceeded - � ''``�`' 6) Substanfial mo6ilization of out-ofi-county, ".�,r--�° 9tate and/or Federal resources :�-�� � �" �> Disaeter Declaration has been made . �`T�:; ,��� 2) Additional Action required by IG in Mode 4: �_'�•d'.. `-`' a) Substantial mobilization of out-of-county, J""�` State and/or Federal resources �,X�._ . .�.�`�:.i i '�.a:=_ b) Disaster Declaration decisian -�.,.,. } ` ��y `>3� M�DE 5 (GLOBAL) � : s K,- '�r Magnitude of incident exceeds the capabilities of i�� 7.�:'_ routinely available resources on this planet and �,;'� requires su6stantial mobilization of off-planet, inter- '•�;1��` galactical resources. ,�'ew. . -;:.�i`,; . ( n:. - 1) Indicatvrs of Mode J: jY �`` } - - a) Briqht flash in sky 6) Glow on horizon `' i - c) Dis£inct and conspi�uous absence af -��`'� �� `. intelligent life on this planet �xa, i=�� d) No waiting in line at lunch, movies or .�` •'�%=S c ar wash ...>;i" ;!;;�; e) Mushroom-1 i ke cl ouds abound -^�.;'� 30 '�<i�a; ..'y�- _r�' i, ���± `'''�c— ..._._,.�,. ._.____-- w --- ----------._. _. _._---- -._._'_`—__._.._..�—__.�.----.. . __.__.___..�,. _ . ., }+'��r -- • .� - � . . - _ �` . t'�'fy. �4-'Y`K '� _ _ - . . . . ��~ > �4.�Y,�'''.�i�i� . , .a � � . � - � - . ' . � Y ° y^i .?'C� � . .. . . . , . . . . f�t�" . . . . , ' . � . . i r . ( �����'�. : � � � . ' ��e ' . . -,\ ��. � r�ti,�� �-"�`D c�`. � km�. � l�' ����` . �r -�► . t °:Ql:,:d ` � —— •.Y E..��' . . .�i i , .�-0. ��F .. -�� t '�. , �t :+ ��.. �� � : kt � r �� .{W4 .., �' ' `; .'� , d�qF. i y /.. � �:� .:i - a. i, ,�Y iti tii ,. � �*�a� A , a• ; � , �y,����.� . ._ _ _ '.; ' �"��, ����: ,. . , -; . ,';� 27 Additional Ac£ion required by IC: r; ��� a> Bend over . �'�'�:"'�:� l �`�� `-.`� b3 6rab artkles '�,`;"�>� t� .:.•f�,-=: �� cl Kiss ass goodbye �s;.� �{ i lY, iq 3) Indicators that incident is escalating to a � Mode b: �� = =? .t'"a,:'. ,.� a) None _ : � ;. � 4) Additianal Action IC can anticipate in Mode 6: �i�- � wri,.a'.. a) None , S<`�� l;;i,. �� �: �`� �' . �� �#. r _ �, 4} � � ti�� � . � -. .� , . . . .. � ' � �. - . �. � . . ' . � . � �; . . , . . . . � � � �. . �. . . .. ' . � . . . . . -. . � .. � �_. .��..: � � � . .. . . . . . . .' . . . .. . . . � . - ... . . - . � . . �' . '� f'�i . y�[. . . . . . . s . ._ . . . � . . .;f � . ' . . . . �1..-' } " .' . ' _'. . . � 7�{��- - -;i� . � . . . . . . ��.. F. ?� S. ��r�' . . . . - . .. . 'F ' i. �:_ 4%� ;,,� �2 31 - ,y, ` _h , � _— .��_ .�.. -^ - . . . . . . �,.–.--�i..s,...cr�.y�.����, . . . � _ ' .� . , . . . . � . . . � . ' '_' _. ,. . . . . . . . � ... � . . . .y.a � . , , (' .. .. � .�. . � ,�ift� �. � � � . � . . . . . . . . ��\ _ . �" � ,� ' .� .. . '. � �. � . . �' . ..� �, ',. '.. _ F..Y . . . . . . � � � �. . . � . . � � . . �� . . � ..- . .i;L S . . �. .. . , . . . � y . � .. __ . � . � . . � `_ t . . ` � . , . .. . . . 'ra>. ._�....��..•-..__ ����� ., _ � � �;� ���, ,. �•�� _ .,,...� ._ . _ - T �:� ... . .. : . , #ti .� � ��. �, F;. �ty� �.''R;.:: K t. .. . . �fq�.e' �� K � f ������� ry.' - � �"i C .....�X: ��a�l �, .J 1 A� } �.. y S � , +, �{ .�' � � r J#'. � Ft� y{r{"; W� 'L�"�. .. .. :`_. y y����. ��,'.s.3� �:�.�.,-���S�T h� �� ,�� }x��+���„��t. r ti � ANNEX E.1 . �' SINGLE COMMAND �t''��'::' ,_ ,R-� _ �. SINGLE CdMMAND: The incident organizational ma�agemenE >�• ' - .: r . " • structure applicable when an incident o�c�rs within a single jur— �;..'. ''• isdictio�, where there is no overlap of jurisdi�tiona2 boundaries ;:;� involved, whereby a single incident commander may be designated 6y the jurisdictional agency to have overall management respon— sibility for the incident. .; ': '�� 7he single incident commander is solely responsible (within � ' the confines of his/her authority> to estab2ish o6jectives and � -. '�" overall management strategy associated with the incident which 1;!,�` '�, ,e includes {; ;r i 1) Determininq averall incident objectives. � ;;'.�:� 21 Prioritizing incident abjectives. � =4� _ r.r�y :.T•> Selection of strategies. t`'� 4) Ensuring that planning for tactical activities will be i.�'� accomplished. ;p 5) Ensuring that integrated Yactical operations are �; ��� �onducted. �:��; ; = M.: 6) Making maximum use of alI assigned resources. '' �r,� �- y� The incident commander should prepare incident objectives that in turn will be the foundation upon which subsequent action �: planninq will be based. The Incident Commander shoulci approve the z` �.{}. final action plan� and approve all requests for ordering and � = releasing of primary resources. ti� y �:, � y,� �� The Incident Commander may have a depasty. On an incident - involving two jurisdictions, the Incident Commander may come from the agency ❑f greatest involvement, with the Deputy Incident Comma�der representing the agency with lesser involvement. The =� s'- Incident Commander and Deputy IC may reve�se roles if the � `.'- complexity of the incident changes. Also, more than one deputy ,::?;`.-:�'� w. may be involved, c;;, ��•.. ;,t�'��,�. - 7he implementation of the planning required to effect operationa2 control should be the responsibility of a single `r'�, -� individual� the Dperations Section Chief. � V3 ,'� �; .._.__,:� ,.._..__�. _.__._.�__.�._.�. ..,�.�.,.� _�:..�.� __ ..:... _.._._,. ,..._____r . _._— � ,_ . _ "�����-------', .. ' , . .L�r:�",�:-„ . . � . . . �.:µak���1�. . .. . . . .. - . j; y`��� � ��''�'4r f�'�c - � . . . � ����� � . . ` ''���'�``: , , ' ����Y4,: . � ' 'iY�*�`; ���; . ���-� '' � ���, � s . ' :�;c; i``;, . , �: j^ _ . �,_....._ . . � i.: t''� ' y ,�'Kr!,�, R'. .K.. ,��t.S' 3�. 'tl����W_i ��x � . , . ...� }, i,.n `}. � , .,S, ,�'y,° 'fr.. rt4S'��' ~. ��1'���i����.:� � r��6t..��__� ,�l .�L��Y.�eaw..�i T rtikT i`�r ��� .-� .���rZ�����, „ .. . .., , ... , h: . } • � � The Operatipns Section Chief should normally he from the xgency which has tl�e greatest �urisdictional invalvement. - Selection of the pperations 5action Chief iney be done on the �;�� basis of greatest jurisdictional involvement� number of reaources � , _ involved, by existing statutory authority or 6y knowledge of the - individual 's quali4ications. � , ' The advantages of Single Command are that it: �'.". � , ''''' 1) Can be implemented during initial attack. Y •' ,�,� �_., .. . '� �) Can be initiated by peaple at the scene. .� �) May allow for single organization for a multi—�urisdic— tional incident. ' � i t`� 4} Does nat abdicate an agency's statutory responsibility. rt ,, � T ��99 ` 5) Fun�tions withirt the ICS. f'� �T� 6) Eliminates the potential 4or duplication and redundan�y '� of effarts. ��. 7> Eliminates the potential for physical separation of ^ °��- individuals invalved in a unified command. :;r: '�`Y 8) El i mi�ates potential for misunderstanding between in— w,; dividuals involved 'in a unified command. i, .�+ �-_i •5�, 9l Clearly defines accountability. �� Y� 1:: •��^� I' 10) Eliminates disparity o4 diff ering levels of knowledge !=, `�^ and training involved in a uni•fied command. l`j' ':�: _., _ _. . �;; ': �= The disadvantages of a Single Command are that it: j;j r;.+� 1? On2y addresses one agency's concerns. !'� r 4;., `'' 2? May fragment effort, ° �:� �) May not address territorial issues and concerns. ;�t, #Y' - 4) May loose the benefit ❑f cor.sensus decision making. 5) May not esta6lish common goals and objectives. ; ?� ,.. 6� Ma create Lv"���,' y patential for free enterprise system of -`;;:v;:. - incident management. .?;^.��' �:,,�.,'?. An impartant aspect to keep in mind when considering single comma�d is that it very clearly defines accou�tability, liability � and financial responsibility, � 34 r3� ^,:� �;'�:.,,. .� _ ._.. ._. .......�.>_.._ ._.._._�....._,. _ __...�________ =i#'�`�.+�, , ° a*��': . � ��:r'; r��. _ .. . . . . . ' .. , . +,�'s."z;F . . ' � � � .�� � � � . . ..h'+�*�� . . ' . ��' i '�}rr�' . � - ry .� +a �r..���,t, �-�+�.-�< - '��,u± :,, ';�;���:�: • � ��� ` �, - <� r��, ___._,....��- ���rt . ; r;;_ . ����� .H�� .. . , Y,i'�. y � � . ... . _ - .•. t� a�^Y !�,l{ �t •it _. ' . .� ... y� �•! tl' � �'� � 1 � . fi (� �. . � ..t . If j � S • . . $" � , �.h= �, 4 �} �'2�i}.c.,,,l.��\y k'� � M . �' .�,�` - {j.. 11 ,7�'ri57. � ;W s� �`k �,. . 1�t5 ������������1'��'3�Ydlw•�^.. ~:�AEk...�.. _t� '� ��.��`Y4.� .. �.l ' . .x i Some alternatives to Single Command are: �. � � I> Uni f i ed Command �, ,;'.:�_ � ;� �+ .,. 2) Single Commar'_i from another �gency :" 3) Deputy Incident Commanderts) �`�^`�, " i 41 Operations Section Chief, Division/6roup `�' ' Supervi sor/Leader �� s;: � 5) "Poard of Directars" selection of a single IC � e ' < E�? Agency Representative �'i;r,, � . � Mx ! All of the above listed alternative positiorts play an �y, c� integral part in providing input into the formulation ❑f the f!� <. , Incident Action Plan. 2- 7: The flexibility of ICS allows for the users to install whatever managemen� structure is appropriate based on the ` incidents needs and complexity. , ; _ i " r, � � � � ,;9 `�, � " � 4� w �_ � V� ' ' � :7' {� �, i� „ -: . � l . . . ,r�;�f��-.���- i : \:ii:'.�1,:�-,; H t� ''��; � �a '�- ,,.�.., :;� � �+;a:' � �fi; � �, - � . � 35 ,Aa..' - . — , -�—____'_.... . . . ' . ....� .. . . . . . ���w� . � � . . . . . . . .. � � � .. .:`v'��`. . .���,ory ' . � . . . � � . . . . . � :� . . � . . , . "r�sr,` .�. � . .. . . . . . . . . �. - ._ . _ . . _'S ;} ` . . . . . . . . .. . a �� . . . . , . . . � � � ��.� �F` r„ � .. . _ . . l iit . . . . . � . 4� rQ �P . � . . ' ' . .. . ~ . uj-.' , '. . .. . � . . . . ' . . . '. . �� , '� . . . . . . ' .. . .. � . . � .. T.. . . � ' . . .. ,.a f � �': . . � tl ` � � � . . • � . . . .S'r�-� _�._.�..�-.-..�-. , ,,�;� � . ,;,�' � �� .. , ..� _ . . .. _ .. : ,,� h.7`'�dra • � ' ��°x'�%;3� ''�'' t ` .'�.. �, , �;1�'{�'��5 ry�,� r � ��N �i��,1 f ��'' } � �1�+dPn!J �ti�11LI`71k,!p ♦ }�. �:� `,t��i�1'i� 'i r �bt����"����.• �. /u 4'' ^'�k��,�. �.;-7i� 3:� . .. .EkA�'i.����:L�tln�e����id�h������715:..:a:'-L?`..... . �-:�11..3y..r�s. � _ ��,���`1;.. ANNEX E.2 *i SCt!s' .�4, :.A�i.-:.�: UNIFIED CDMMRND - '.t� - � F �ti~ �! tl � UNIFIED COMMAND: A method 4or all agencies or individuals wha � % -`r have lurisdictionel responsibility, and in some cases thase wha � have functional resnonsibilitv at the incident, to contribute to: ;c,•. a) Determining averall abjectzves for the incident. �sr.�� � �•.i � bJ Sele�tian of a strategy Yo achieve the nbje�tives. � u � -; r r� 7he need �for unified command may arise because: � � �•1 1? In�idents have no regard For ju�isdictional boundaries. � +' Wildland fires� floocSs, hurricanes earthquakes etc. y " '�< usually cause multi-3urisdictional ma.ior incident ,,,' si tuati ons. -'°: 2) Individual agen�y responsibility and authority is `' '`�" normally legally confined to a single �urisdiction. �5 � :: ; . � The concept of unified command simp2y means that all � agend es who have a 'LUFisdictional resoonsibilitv �t a multi- i ��':� jurisdictional incident �ointly contribute to the process af: ,� �'� *i, ',':x' 1� Determining overall incident abjectives. ti _=i� . . ... . ... �� - . :d 2) Prioritizing incident ob.iectives. �j .:' R� '== 3) Selection of strategies. � r.:=. a rf: 4? Ensuring that joint planning for tactical activitiAs will be accomplished. ! 5) Ensuring that integrated tactical operations are canducted. _ 6) Making maximum use of all assigned resources. ��:=;"'s;'.; � 7? Fulfilling the Incident Commander's responsibilities. L{� � _ Y�S. .i�3<. i-: - Yi:�` .v�i _� �kip :� 36 ; ._.__._-- _ . . ._ __— — ,,���'�: 4 '_"_' e ___,_._. __.. .__.�._ _��.._.. _ - _ " -;;1�'b"�:; ��','@� ' . �d��i�' . �` '.'�,r"�.��'*� . . �. � . .. a:,,e�d;' . � � � � ' '�.� � ' 'r``�„y"'s`. � , . . ' . . , . . ,�����t� .. ' . . .. � �' . . ':��5: . � ' . p l r � __ __,..._,..-....�.�.-�-- ,�`. . ��4+,. ,e � � .4 __ .. . ...-_ . �''� �� � ' �' "�s 1 'r�H��—t�,+ajd, ti.t 5� � .�'�l"�i�� � ° (�'`y�y�' it ), �71�.� x krG� '�'�I,;����,µ,��,�,;,;,� � ��F � � �;�i.,,r �\' _ :, �,i� �`���������������'��'�,��`_ � ��.,' "ti�'��'t{? . � A unified command stru�ture may be necessary/appropriate under the following conditions. <'.'•'� �::_.�::: 1) The incident is totally co�tained wit:-;�,n a single !•.i�; . jurisdictian, but more than one depariment or agency � - shares management resppnsibility due to the nature of the incident or kinds af resources required. �_- � r 2) The incident is multi-juriedictional irt �ature. t`, ' -�� �. . The proper selection o� participants to work within a � unified command structure should depend upon: 1) The location of the in�ident - which political juris- ' � r.. . ��%� dictions are involved. tl 'i. 2) The tvne of incident - which functional agencies of the �/,` � �i:�^� involved �urisdiction(s) are required. 4..� A unified command structure could consist of a key respon- � sible official from each 7urisdiction in a multi-juri5diction �� incident or it could consist o4 several functional departments " "=r: within a single political jurisdiction. (The command structure =- cou]d, for example� include landowners or their representatives '�k'�� also the counsel of individuals or agencies havi�g functional >,. expertise or capa6ility) '=�;' Common obje�tives and strategy on ma.ior multi-Surisdictional ?; �"E'�� incidents should be written. The ob.iectives and strategies guide ;;r.;;c� : E the development o-f the incident action plan. Under a u�ified command structure in the TCS the imolementatian of the incident ` `�i; '�';� action olan shauld be done under the direction o# a sinqle � " i' individual - the Ooerations Section Chief. - The Dperations Section chief should normally be from the ' agency which has the greatest �urisdictional involvement. j�; .:;� Desiqnation of the �perations Section Chief shauld be mutually �;;. _ agreed upon 6y all agencies having jurisdictional and fun�tional � �``� respansibility at the incident. It may 6e done on the basis of ,s ;;.-:� greatest �urisdictional involvement, number of resources in- volved* by existing statutory authority or by mutual knowledge of ' ;� the individual 's qualifications. The advantages af Unified Command are that it: ,�;;,;'�__:, , �;� L':.. 1> Can be implemented during initial attack. ��;• -- � '�'*��Y��i 27 Can be initiated by people at the scene. s»=�`'`'> ..� t:,+ 3) Allaws f or single organizatian for a multi-�urisdic- tional incident. �' _� r� #. ;;,r, 37 �:+� � . . r? r _.. .._.___ .. __------- . _�.-------------- __ _ _— .._..., �:;k �__�,._.--- - � , . ._ - i ��� _ _ • .,f��tiZ�L . • ' �r=r�i',�- ' .:.-�`s.,_Y'?;zS , . Ll1 ; t �:. v�.. . . . � . , . . . � '�/';i�-�;f��±r�{� . . . . . , . . 'cCa�.����:.±� � " . .. . '1 - '„ ..:�r.h"�,. . � . ��?i'ik� � ' . . � . � ' , K � �:.. '�?,y���. . .. . . . ���� ' � -'.Y,W�l:�ui..'`gicn��l�+^ . c�y�lNi';,:�j,K�'i� . � .. ; ,y���_:. y;��t�1-Y.� . . �+ w �1,��` _ � t�; � ;� . :;�:; , �. _tr _ . _. - ._ . * �. .. , , F -��,� " ��; t��� �,., , . , y� � .� ',� . . . . `.k=M+ - � .�, ig`�� �_ ,«�l'iY�3f�a•;�i�`��-'.kl;�.�11,�s5,s.1:�,��......,,�.�•._ra.ti•`_'�. .�h , t . � .r���'oi�', - - ''��g�' ��' {p `�` . .. _ r�i„�"' -YT . . s�. ; � . j i '' � 4) Prevents fragmentation of effort, 5) May address a jurisdictianal agen�y's operational shortf al l s. ��;`� �'' h,.„�.. ' `�c,,!x,:�...: 6) Does not abdicate an agency's statutory resposi5ibility. W 7) Functions within the ICS. - " ;� _ '! B) May address territorial issues and concerns. �i i ; k �% � 9) Utilizes the value of consensus decision making. zt i'. 10) Establishes cammon goals and objQ�tives. - � li) Eliminates the 4ree enterprise system of incident management. � s 7 .:� The disadvantages ❑f a Unified Cammand are thaE it: � s,� -';� 1) May take more Eime to function. t" �:r� 2) Creates the potential for duplication and redundan�y of � `� efforts. �' ' - �; �; 3) Creates the potential for physical separation of �;, individuals involved in a unified command. �" 4) May create a territarial issue. ;i i::� ,;.� 5) Is cnmmand by committee. k; �_ g)" Creates potential f or misunderstanding between in- + • ''f� � �,. dividuals involved in a uni{ied command. w 71 Fragments accountabiiity. �3 B3 Creates potential for difference in ob�ectives. � 9) Creates potential for personality conflicts. � � 10) May be encumbered by differing levels of knpwledge and . training. � Dn incidents involving two or more .iurisdictions� a represe- : ntative fram each agency may f arm a "Board of Directors" and '' a+ ' _�,.` � � appoint a single IC to carry aut the Board's decisions. �:.:�;�,;k' .� ;��s.; An important aspect to keep in mind when considering unified '�'k��' � rommand is that with the increase in responsibility af command "''`'�'�"' � �ames an equal amount of liability artd tinancial responsibility. �%`; � 38 `'� :� �.�Z ------ ti�, _._.___ �..�..._�_.__.._.___ __---..__ . .�._.__._.��__ ,��-,�.�4� , --_�� °���� - ` . _ • - - �i �+t o .� . � � . �����: . . . . . � _ � . . . . . . . y .; � � _ . .. . . ' , ' ' , ='yCS . . . . . ,y,� �: . . . .. . � .. '' . ��8 ''"'y'��.' . � _. . . . . , . . ' n��`�' .. . . . . ' � � . . . . . '. - . . 14 S� '�`w;T' . .. _. . . :-.� '2:=r�'.;� � . . . �.. . � �f;.. .. . ' �' 'S a :�,ww�•.�,` ' ' w i' s �� �` � = ".�Y";+! �,. '. . r:;-,�, . �� .` . _ r � . _. . _ � _ ,,,.. — � �§F r �`� ,� f ..r s L � �: Q � 1�,. ry�hi�; r �', .-. ..,,1 � r*'}��{: �f� '�.t i s, q �.w � + r� '�{� i �� �� t L�� � �f�:: • F���l y(�S� r��^ ��y . � �}���' ,� ���*r#�}ti7' d,. �Y �Sl���r ..N °5�i,.:.:�i�-nr Y��" �i�'t'���' C,�'���'iy. -, . Sl �� ' y _ " Some alternatives to Uniiied Command are: � � = 1! Llnified Command with othe� agencies involved � �:� ` '! 2) Single Command •�' �a� 3) Deputy Incident Commander(s) ,y �.�. ' r,; � 4) flperetions Section Chief, DivisinnlGroup �` ,�r; Supervisor�Leader ;�=� 5) "Aoard of Directors" selection of a single IC u b) Agency RepresentativQ -! � � .: -i�-.� ,r 'Z All of the above listed alternative positions play an ,` .j,• integral part in providing input into the formulation of the 'Y. �c:. Incident Rction Flan. � ::;t' :� q The flexibility af ICS allows for the users to install {i, _ `G�: �;-• whatever management stru�ture is appropriate based on the f? : a..ry incidents needs and complexity. ;`� . .. "r� . �i:. V %' . 1: ii' `; ��'� �. ' .ty. . . . � . . �'�' _ � . �','� .. . .�� � . . tN- .Jfi- � �.;� � . . � . � . . {-� �t q �� .,� . _ ..__ , _ . ... _ . . . - c. F� � `� � a _ � � . � . � . �' . . ' '`'.�a . � - . . ',�i3;5�'�':C . ,�M}A�:.. � . �� ..f�y'. - f:_,..�...,_, Y �� 39 ._.,.,..�....�..---•— _ _ ..j..;,;�.,.._,.._......y..._..---------.. _._.._._, „���� , --• . _ � , �1a. a��.. � s� . - ' . .. . - . � ' .. . - , . . .. �=• y'� _ • ' . : . _..__. _ . ;,.u _ _ _: F� ?�r�` _ : ' . � � 5�:+�,`.' t. — r A���r�1" _ . ` � � �, .�; . , " . � � a'::��+�����• . ' " � . ' . �- - . � . �. .. . .. .. . . . V44� . . . . . .. . .� � � . . . ' ` � . ... . . . . . Yy�' � � {r .. .. � . , .. � ' �0�•.�3,i . .. �. . 4. . . � . •t}kT�"� � � .i.:i�-;: ___ _ . ;=r: � ;�`R, . •y � . � _.- ......-+ L .. .. . . . . . . . . i �) ' ! �.- p t Y �1 Y }��,[y,hM1.r ly � 1 ; . . . i ! � � -1.. � .� Pr� ) p�, },�y Y A .� r��;�,,'���` �iL����*"''M��''� ��..���}.� " ., ._._ �Y�h.i�; x. �Si.t,,.�{.2iu:l. r.ii.L�.� t ia..._. � :�...4i�I�ti : !°�'a i�,�;,.. ANNEX F '. { .�::' � `f^ :_. + �J _ 1 �J . ':i:.: INCIUENT CDMMAND POST REQUIREMENTS (ICP) .`'�':' :�: � � - - � DEFINT7I�hf: � � That location at which the primary command �un�tians are : '� executed. :f%:"'; '�: .:r,� \'. . `.;j SHORT TERM Ih1CIDENT COMMAND POST CRITERIA � ' :t ,} ' 1) Set up 6y IC. � (w• 2) Establisfied at beginning of incident. i; ' �� 3) Usually mobile� with IC woc-ki�g out of his/her vehicle. �� 4> Identified by a green, flashing light on roof of � vefiicle. 5) Usually on ar near scene. � �;,�,' '.� _ _ �- �,, 6) Rccessible by vehicle. `�'. ' �� 73 Temporary communicetions. lMay only be limited t❑ IC's 3. ;;-� perspnal radio but should be capable of communicati�g and maintaininq radio canta�t with a12 emergency � _ respanse agencies <including the pitkin County Combined Communications Genter) at tne in�ident; ie, any '� vehicle/facility used as a �ommand past should be �apable of communicating on UHF* VHF and aircraft band. � B) No comfarts. (ie, eating, sleeping, sanitary _ � facilities) M1;"� � 4) Identified tnamed) by Incident name. •`•'��:'.'�``, t�y ,. ;� �`y��..',��,� ;��a;. � , .,''�.,. • 44 ;. ---'-- - --�--------------- - _._.__.�_ - _---._...._. , •'.�..�°----4-',v� � � __ _. _ �r _ . . s ��.��^ . � � ' . � � � s..�.� . . '.. .' . . ._ . .. . . � ... . . _. . � ���L�� . . . ' � . ' " . . .�� . � . ' Y \ kry'$�i�w . - � ... . . �. � . . � . '�. . . ��U. .. - .. .. . . . . . ' . • .. . `YY � 4�� �F t� � � _t;! 4'. . . � ". . . - � � - . .�' +m'*���.� .. ' . � ` � � ' �"�"11 ` . . . . •.;:�;:. i ` '�y: x y:_; . � . . - , r, �:,: .'� - . " . .,.-......—._ � . .... - . .. . . .. . . .. .. � . . . :'plet, . , � . ��- / ;� � �ti'}'�� n�t.';' .. �� ".�$ `�fN ���' { � '� �. �� � yr .�r ryy� ' � �k;�� �� r,�, r������,% ,. �i ,��� .. . .f �i' l,�1�.��i` i!C� r'Q- .� :� �F,p��47f'-' . . y)y� {}�� ,,�t t ��,9 �.'��� .. x .e..e��'..�:=�i 'Q� � 9yJ.X.�.3�E�'4i ����?':�a4/.t:-.�,:�•-s �u.,�' '���v._�' �.�^.��•: : . � ..../ LONG TERM INCIDENT COMMAND PQST CRITERIA 1) May be established by Logistics 5ectian/Facilities Unit s 1...." 1_,ii.. �..-; " �- 2) May be pre-determined <such as conference roam in ��:� �f basement of �ourthouse) or estabiished during an R escalating incident_ �c'' f7� �� �) Fixed facility. �;.`' r,.-,.� 47 !`1ay be located convenient to incident. `'"��;', 5) Often co-located with Incident Base. . i �,,�. b) Identified (named) by Incident name. b'=� •,.x,': i::., ,� '?%;� 7) Sheltered work area separate fram other command fp , . � 'l� facilities. '<<�;'Y,: 9? Work space with acoustical privacy for Incident �'"�;� Comma�der,Deputy Incident Comm�nder, Command 5taff� '�;�.,t 6eneral Staff, Unified Command �fficers and Agency Lri�'.=� Representati ves. ' '�`���3 9) Capable of communicating and meintai�ing radio contact x _f?':�-� with all emergency response agencies (3ncluding the �'n�� AspenlPikkin Combined Communications Center) at the �' incident; ie, any facility/vehicle/mobile communica- `=��" tions unit used as a command post should be capable o-F �;�� communicating nn UH�", VHF, HAM and aircraft band. �z,.� :;- "i' 107 Telephone communicatio�s capability. "i� 4a: li> Electrical power source with back up power. ,!�.� >, 12) Food, rest and sanitation facilities. �' �.,4f'�: ��� `�°';�,- 13) Accessi6le to all types of vehicles. ct r' 'h'j 14) Should �onEain the following equipment: � �Y`�� a> Scanner capable of receiving UHF, VHF and Aircraft "�P b) 7elephone speaker phone � `- �r '1. _ c) Overhead personnel ICS position vests ��;;;t`� • ,z '. d) A minimum of f our extension telephones '���� - :';�;!` e) Overhead kits for all overhead personnel �' � f) Quick chargers for portable radios ` ;'� 41 �. ,�,;. E;r� .;:r. F ,��,y��,RZx°yT'_'_--... .. .�. _ __. _.. - ---_ _.___�.._., __._._ .,,._._..�_�_--_ ...... ...__.�.. . _.. . _.� ._�...� _ � Z"��}� � .. ,. .. ' . � .�; .,��€,�. . . � ' . �k��n�,al;, � . . .. . ' . ._ . . - . . . ' � .�"' '4�'H� _ _ .. . . .. . . � .. ' � . , .�� �fi�. . . . . . .� _ . . .�.^x. t.-y�`. . . . ,. - � . � . �. °Y�r b}j�..fy��� . '_ _ . . . . . . '��� a ti.c`� � . . � . ,.;-c�d�, : .. _ .. ` . � . - . � '�4'YV .,1 _.. . ;���'�� . . . ' . �._�� . •_a ��;,� , . . � t: `.�n�:�� � ` � . . . . . . .�r,:,,, , ,., � . � ,. „ �—.,.. ' a� - , _ �., .. �v ;.�, ", �, ,,, , � �,� �i �r� �, p�' �{l�'�';.�i,`��. i :•�t ` ,..� , . �s s ( k � �C" a R� tc i�!. , .��"� ��:�'J�1.��.�.`.�`':�� ,+� .�:z.�..� ,�lt}�' _... . � �� ,�`'� �,�. .v.... . ;c��.��. _..�' � �,,~,:t.. =::;.:� . � � � . yg) The following maps of Pitkin County; � ''•'. � - County Maps 1:SO,OOQ topographi� � - U.S.6.5. 7.5 minute 1c24000 topngraphic �;';:; � - � - B.L.M. , Grand �unction District, 6lenwood '' �'q` Springs Resource Area, Resource Management Plan, ,�� : ��; Pitkin Cvunty Operational Jurisdiction Map f•' ='. ?, :: � i_.n:., -j,,; - U.S.F.S., Whifie River National Forest ViSitors „� Map � - State ❑f Calorado road map ��. . i �`*�� - Cities of Aspen, Snowmass and Basalt street maps y�;�' `.: �` TM.;; h) Flip �harE ?c .c�- �f =s^�?, i) Pads, pe�s, magic markers, stick pins, post-it �;.�r pads� erasable magic markers, scotch tapa� stapler _ .';'� j) Copy machine '��;i4 k) Chalk taoard !`�?t�; 1) M7 & MX headseEs N� m> Aartable radia earphones �` :..�.; ;�"'� n> Recorder w! 90 min. tapes ': ,�; ='' •:;;'� _.:. ❑? , Extensiosz cords 2A �` ->.: _ , . M._..._..., .. ., '`� p� Cube taps `':i`: �` :� q) Long extension lines 4or telephones .'=J�„ �* .�°: r) Larqe In�ident Status Ftoard ' - s) Lange blank ICS organization �hart � e t) 3 X 5 cards �;s�:. . ';"•y<r�` - u) 6ma11 wall desks "-`�' � •+s,,,�,:, v) "Incident Cammand Fost - Please do not disturb" :"�'; � . sign � ��;' ±�� ,� �►2 '� ,. �' ____-- ,_____�____._-_ _V - -- _.__ __ � � �:rW=.u�...-- -- , M -, . . , . . � . �t: . . � t� r .,� .. _ ° ' • 'S�� ,.�.` ^ _ .�F � ' _ � - �T'�' . . . - . . . �C'13'�'�rc �.; . � - r � . � . . � . r ��A" L"'t�t. . . . . . � � .. - i.� h � . _ . .� . . . , ' . � • � . . � �� . ��, .. . _. . . \ ' , . . , . � �`v'k-��Y� . . � � � ,.. - . . . . ���r. . . . . � - . . . l'�:�". �. . . . � . . �yt� ,�� , . t, � .. y.i' � �' , . . . iJr• 34 �'ss:s;'L . . . .,.,;; .. Cj'i5 �V . _....,._.. _ .. . .. . _. . . .. . . ; -- 1 �' . . 4 � ` S � ' � � .L. � . . l . r .. �. . ^ ��. I . ' .� R �` �' �IN�# ���t{..f } '(� l :� y�i �'�� ��j"Q [y"{ �^r�p`,3', r S. ` � ; ��1� t�� +�' ' i��Si1i�'�dR'Ji`�J��Yl1''��i'�:. ;}�•. Ir `2k .i..x...... * -M�(�a ,h 4 �.�?k.t:,a::eai���� 4...� . . . ���� �� t3?-;�.'��.�y�s -�,. _�''`e�': ` `., " ANNEX G �t �, ':�i �(,�pdated i l/30l89> �;,�.>` ._ .t;. •��-. ,# _ '� ASpEN/PITKIN COUNTY COMBINED COMMUNICATIONS CENTER � y� ' CONTACT SH6ET: RADIO FREG�UENCIES � �—'• ``� -� The Pitki� County Combined Communications Center monitors the � � fallowing frequen�ies 24 haurs a day: tl L. 1) Red Mountain Repeater CVHF) I55.850 TX �'k� '' �z7' 155.250 RX `�" ,t.;. .'�Y; i-" ,,�� 2) A�ax Mountain Repeater (VHF? 154.774 TX 155.535 RX +;; �;I.*_: 3) Pitkin Caunty Road 9_t Bridge Repeater (VHF> 158.940 TX %��; � 155.145 RX ^ . ;..,'a�;, �:�'+�� 4) City of Aspen tVHF) 154.944 TX & RX 3;: ��� ' !: .�> 5) Aspen Fire Department Repeater (VHFS 158.775 TX r;�+`L 153.845 RX ,�;�: w-:. �,,,��, 6) 6asalt Fire Department Repeater (VHF) 153.770 TX 154.445 RX ,�yti i��; .i: % 7) Snowmass Fire Department Repeater (VHF) 153.890 TX � 4` ;,',�� 154.385 RX �; , � 8) EMS Channel 2 Common Repeater CLJNF) 467.475 TX '�"�` (upon request) 4b2.975 RX -;�'e�' - ;.,�. 9) U.S.F.S. (VHF) 169.925 TX'E< RX i�; - �O) N.L.E.C. (VHF) 155.475 TX & RX :� `;:_�: :fi�.' . --.i` :..�T:l:; �. ::�4Y��:. :i��.. . a • j' �( �'�} �S� ''iU C' - 43 „it.�} ,;� •�x� ,k t . ..""'° - ' .:....: .. � ._:_:.:,.. .._»-- ,..-.-...-r - . _..._.�._..._...�..........�. . ......J..—.:.�—� __..._._ ._:. �� � .:.� .� - _ . ,.. - 4�p�^�.,• y�.i _- ' . , . . , ` . � ' . .' �'"§� � � . . . . . . � . - � . . � -L R.� . . . . � . �& � � ... . . . . � . . . ��„��� � � . . . . .. . . . � '��"�..E,���iyy,,^ . . . . s1;"�i7`,r��t: . . .. . . . .. .f . . . . ;��. . ' � . . .. . . . . , . . \� , . . d���}n .. . . . . . , _ . ._ . . � . . .�� ��� � . � ' � . . � - � , ,� � � � �_ p>��"`i+. . 1 . . - . . . � �..irk-��-4. .�{,�S. ' • , '� .}t .`� _ ... .�.........--.._ . .. ... .. . .. 1 .�' ..�;� .{.��.�'�*y�,� '�.�.'r ` ���� . L r't�-��r + e "� �� h��f 4'�` �3}5�,e+�,s+, y � . ,t _ . . ..:�,=y � t`C:^�� t �r4,`.I " �� �?!..t1�L7L?.'i1F.�ifi'��X�'+�R''et_GII.%�$Atlht.t�.u'.?�r'�.�.`]_.....,.�-,....�.�,..vfr'i�� {� �'" �`.7�t�i�r,; .f ^ . . .m. , . �'y . . �,� �!�.�='�.�. } , i AIVNEX H . i � AGENCY RADIO COMMtJNZCATIONS FREQUENCIES �",�_ § �.: s (updated li/30/89) i �",•-. F. � ".- � 1.S.S. Forest Service - Aspen kanger District Transmit 170.525 keceive 169.925 � r; %� U.S. Forest Service - 6unnisan Ranger District „ y 1b9.150 ar 164.450 TX & ftX - - t, Colorado S�ate Forest Service ' Frequency 4 - through C. S. F. 154.905 j .z,� or C.S.F.S. car to car 151,140 rt 5:,� s , Garfield County Central Dispatch �1'" �;`�, Transmit 156.090 Receive 155.070 (Yellow) i;' . ''°`��i Mesa County '� Transmit 154.450 Receive 155.440 4j`'� � ::��;<.:i Chaf f ee County � _:�� 154.93:, District Channel TX & RX �-��� 15�.075 Caunty Emergency TX & RX F; NLEC - 155.475 and 5, Px. R. - 155.160 "z;�;? bureau of Land Management, 6rand Junction District ��` 7ransmit Sb3.850 Receive 168.225 :�.' Tone 156.7 5unlight kepeaCer �-. _ Pitkin County _ __ _ _ _ '*i; � (see page 43) s% Aspen Volunteer Fire Department Transmit i58.775 Receive 153.645 ����+s" or FERN - 154.280 r. S:; Snowmass-Wildcat Fire Department ` , Transmit 153.890 Receive 154.3B5 4' .� or FERN - 154,280 �`s, . .= �- -:rs � Basalt Fire Department Transmit 153_770 f"teceive 154.445 :�`•'�� or FERN - 15<F.28� �yy'"' �� Carbondale Fire Department y'�`�,.'; �r^ Transmit 154.430 Receive 153.950 �!� -� ::�;�. or FERN - 15R.280 44 ��,�; �;�." :�� �i:'� p..�--�" _ _ . .._-_. �..._,._......__-....—.-._,__ .�,_ ...�.,..�_...._. r�.'�� f � yrrr���g 1��:..: - � � . w . . '�" . . ��-��`. � ' . � . . .. , . —._ . ' `�K�t . . . . . . . �`y,'���,i�� � ` � ' � � . . ... .; . . . , . . }:.,�"`y.:. .. `aF.-,�"�� � . . . . . .'. . .:. . (' . , . . . 4 F�'����i�; . �_ � . . . . �. � . . . . ' . �Si'�'.�`,� �,�' . . , .. ... . . . � . . "...\\ . 5u, . . ; � . . � . � , � . . .. ... �'��rt: . �.:;: � ' ' �� i. 1 _4�.._..:��' +� ~ . � ��* — „.`,:' � . : _ _ - _ . : - , _ ,... _ . :� � z �. i � ���. tl�e\ �{t�;.i. ; k � ' '���tSR,��,: '� � ° ;�; �,�� � L,�r ; , '�k7�i��.~ �'.,�i�cs�����&���s,5�..,:�..i l � `¢�Wxiw�........ . _, . . �rssrts1313,�Y�.`�d! _ r} 'S ' � � � Marble Fire Department Transmit 154.430 Receive 15�.95Q 1 or FERN - 154.280 a.' Redstone Fire Department `f^ � � Transmit 154.430 keceive 153.450 "V . 1 or FERN - 154.280 � T;�� : - '± Mountain Rescue, Aspert � -' ; .,�� H:�.. Transmit 155.160 Receive 155.160 `r,r:;,p nr Ajax, Transmit 1;J4.770 Receive 155.535 ;' { Lake County Primary - State 2 154.695 TX �4 RX �;i� Secondary State 3 154.905 TX &. RX ��'i or NLEC - 155.475 , .��� ; *. Aspen Valley Hospital - Emergency koom �'i �'. ,rs��;� Red Mtn. - Transmit - 155.esa Fceceive 1SS.250 ,. A.iax - Transmit - 154.770 Receive 155.535 7�;r=;` Ground to Air 12�.050 7X & RX ,':��v vr,,.'�.'� Aspen V�lley Hospital - Ambulance ' �' Medic 4 'k�'�s:�y. ked Mt�. - Transmit - 155.850 Receive I55.250 `����?r� A,iax - Transmit - 154.770 Receive 155.535 '��'�� Medi c S .. y., + Red Mtn. - l'ransmi t - 1:,5.BSQ Recei ve 155.250 ^'i��`: Aias: - Transmit - 154.770 Feceive 155.535 ��•. -,.�� " � Glenwood Mabile Radio Tele hane ;�::: s P �=�`�`?: Transmit 158.580 keceive 152.120 ;•>: ,. . _ -=�'_?¢ Contact tire aircraft have 96C��-channel radio system with pre-set "'`e' Federal fira frequencies and should be able to "dial in” County "ci�±-�?` -frequencies. Shouid these aircraft not able to "dial into" ;�s�: County frequencies, every ef�Fort should Be made to obtain a radio '�^;�;, with Federal frequencies from a local Federal O-ffice. Air '�'° tankers will not drop unless positive air to ground commuoica- �y< �' tions are established. +' ' `'� � 4 �`l: 7.�:°" � 4 i+�.:. �' r ��.. ='S z��:. ,; � �JS k�� <'pi,- � i'.iL�: . . . � �,'i'� . . ��a���� . ,. , ' �—_ - .. _ - .__—'___. ...._�.__.—._.__—_ ... ._.-_ w. . ,�43' � . ." -. �� � , .- . . � - � . . � ��� ~` . � � � o � .. - . � _ . .. . . . ! �' .�A _ x ., �x�� _Y��'r r . . . . . , . .. .�� � � . . :;�y;,� ,.�• • s zt�4�•�.�- . . . . � . , . . � , ��~ � . �� ^;� �� ' .. _ . . . . . . . . . '. ... ,'�F�{�xa�' ` ' ... � . �:f`.�14.Y~���,� � . . . ������ r � � +, . . . � . � . - F:;i.{:•.� , :�.�Y�' - , � •,�'; :, . - ,., .. ._ . _ . .. - .. ...: r� .. � , � „ ti �;.F t' � � � _ r .S� - . � �� �,�'ah 1;. ',��� �,� ( ��•l�i �t � ++Sa�y�' � � � . � �1�"��..k •r r ��'�[�t+�rr:� . `rek._�v. . ���ii:�n.+�.�i„_�..� 'c3' �twf€" Y.�1.'{ r}a{`, ?I.�k". . ; ' i s ANh1EX I . � ,y•; � f•,Y - � (updated 11/30tB9) i; A5FEN/PITKIN COUNTY COMHINED COMMUNICATION CENTER `, i? �`,.� t ' r!.•:.::1 i ,a CONTACT SHEET: TELEPHONE .t:. - � � The AspenlPitkin CounEy Combined Communications Center monitors .V� the following telephone numbers 24 hrs. a day, seven days a week: i s;• 1) 911 Airect, emergency only line from 9�U, 92:, and 923 � • prefix telephones. (Aspen, Snowmass) ��: .r t;,:. ::;t:' :�-� 2) 92C1-5:>l0 Direct, nnn-emergency Iine. Toll frae for 92C1, 92S ;�`,;_� and 923 prefix telephones. tFCCCC? �i� 3> , 920-5406 Direct, nan-emergency line. Toil free for 920� 925 +`� and 923 prefix telephones. (A.P.D.) ^ , ���� -'�? 4> 927-4344 Direct, emergency ❑nly line. Toll free from 427 _ :�°;. prefix telephones. (Sasalt P.D.) �, 5) 927-3�11 Direct, emergency only line. Toll �free from 927 F� and some 9b3 prefix te2ephones. (Ra�alt F,D.) ,`�;� r'}�: The foilowing telephone numbers are moni£ored by the AFCCCC after - *i,; ;' .� , .r,, regular business haurs and on weekends and_ holidays: '' ,. _ , ,�; __ - _ - 1) 920-5300 Pitk3n County Sheriff - 'r'r` �� 2) 923-5330 Snowmass P.D. �� .•';;Yy . ;: • � 1� `.:�_= �) 96�+-�030 Dire�t, emergen�y only line, Tall free from 427� {J � 463 and 945 prefix telephones. y� -;� P� r � �. a�� .�a�:.�: .�r�,; �,` _ y�{: v:. Y.! _.s 46 �. :i� . ��.. �4 J�� _ —'_'^.._-r.............�..�__.._.._. _'.''_'_._'-._-�_"__"^' .. . �..._..__. .. __.__' . �Etf�i�.u� ,. .. .. . . . � -'�._ . � .. ���� � ' ." � � . . • . . � � . ... . . `$.� 7.. . . . __ . .. ��x}��1 . . . . .. ����. . � , , t� , p �1' . � . . . � � ��y� . . . . . ���-"_. . , . ��� .; - ����r, _ . � � ��� , . r �; �1" ! Yt�a� � - � - — y.. r�-, _ __ , �.._.__.. „,p � `. 'Yt��r �,,:� � '� " ���� ' �'�`�`�' ... � ' t:�, .��. . x -f , '.%� �,,� ��,Fti� �'�`` ,�it��m��t 7ty�-� ._..�G,.1�5�' '��+4�{e�`.�,Y��'` �.f.��s�.��6i1�-r,°aiskr.�`ad�.,�:�.Y.� ;��.... .. .._...i � . �n ..� �1�.'�,�,;.�` •,..�` i i � ANNEX J tupdated 11/30f89) , � CDNDENSED FIRE CALL AIRECTORY - i '_ : ) AspenlPitkin Cou�ty Gombined Communication Center: 92d-S.:10 ����=� �.; : z or 9b�-3n30 (ref. page 4i� 3 Pitkin County Sheriff's Department 420-5��0 �'^�.� ,° � Bob Braudis, Sheriff Home: 923-3070 925-2042 :?-`' --� - # Larrie White, Undersheriff Home: 963-3b33 <: i:.,`. -`ti.';F Aspen Fire Department: 411 or 925-9464 Fire Station 425-5532 Peter Wirth, Fire Ghief Home: 925-8075 ;� Sasalt Fire Department: 427-3211 Fire Station 927-3365 ; J Fon Thiering, Fire Chief Home: 96�-4679 � �i,? f�:` Snowmass-Wildcat Fire Dept: 911 or 92;-2222 Fire Station 923-2212 T' ' BiZl Cowan. Fire Chief Home: 923-+t314 '�>� `!'`,=� Carbo�dale Fire Department: 9b3-22�5 Fire Station 963-2R41 Bill Gavette, Qistrict Chief Home: 9b3-1833 �Y� Redst�ne Fire Department: 963-22�5 Fire Station 963-2842 ':;;�'� ' John VanDis� Fire Chie� Home: 9b3-3A15 �`.?�'� Marhle Fire Department: 463:2235 Fire Station 963:1103 � Larry Deemers Fire Chie{ 963-0101 IJ.S. �orest Service, Wfiite River National Forest .��."], business Hours and �4 Hour Answering Servi�e 945-2521 '-?""�1 Fire Dispatch (9 a.m. to S p.m.) 945-7570 . � " Aspen Ranger District Office: 425-3445 Gretchen Merrill� District Ranger Home: 927-3Q25 _ Jim Stark, Forester 1-lome: 925-1875 "--'y, So¢ris Ranger District tCarbonda2e) �ffice: 963-226b Bill Floyd, Acting District Ranger Hame: 963-3602 d . ',xr4 Sam 5chroeder, Forester Home: 96�-1741 �, ' �� Colorado 5tate Forest Service (6rand Junction Office) 248-7325 � Jahn Denison, District Forester Home: 245-4840 t;s;:,.;. Pager 246-0440 '�;`�;'� 8ureau of Land M�nagement, `k ` ` 6rand dunction Distri�t Offzce, 24hr & Fire 2R3-6555 �'��.. "� Tom Black� Fire Cvntral pfficer Home: 245-7597 � Ali�e Pierson, Dispatcher Home: 434-94b3 ,�°�!; `,� Western Slope Fire Operations (WESFO) 24 hr. i45-4988 �`A� Paul Hef�er Home: 241-2091 � � �7 t,.!�� - � -,----,._____. ___------ `-_ ..---�- ---- __---------- _ ___.�.__ ...�-�-- -. . ,, �` `�' :L . . _.. .. . , . . i��': '.�'__.__._ � �F+�'�"�'�,. _... . . ' - . . , ��.#�i� . . . � . . ���>3i"'+"i�rF��%- . _� _ .. � . {;: �:.�i�^° � � . . . � . ,•-<<cr'�- � � . . . �:.f�;;'J�;;_-�' . . ` , . . .S.iy' iX.•• , .�'.-y t,} a.' . . �. . . . �fal,(W,Y�1 . � � ... . - . . . - �� � ���`� .� ��;,;r . ';�,.�., *�,.z�-.-.t;afr; - ,,��'J`""ly, ���i.��:i; � ` :.�r Qi^��'�'.p� � F . . . � . ;�.F���� ~ .��- . ,s�i . �, _ „ . . _ .� .. .. i.�>'r. . � jY.r �'; �. '.� .+- q�n� � � {� � $'� �� '.i x�` � f�� � c { �f f ".t:�,�,5.' .y - �,. .`� . ��.ti.���'�aYir.� +�.� _�°�`�1a?»,:''�.. . j :ns.:.:...',._..... �� � �� `� .�.����r3�� �J,F �,y r r. ; . i � i � ANNEX K "~,. � A6ENCY EMERGENCY TELEPHONE CALL LIST " � ' (ALPHABETICAL> ��" - � � � �c�;���- . � (UPDATED 11/30/B4> " � � r . � h ALPINE MOUNTAIN RESCUE � ��� kpbin Schmultzer �", ti�� 571-Sb:r1 � AMERICAN RED CROSS Pill @utler { fW) 920-5800 (H> 423-24H7 (EI 844-9097, 450-b94� � r;� 1-8Q0-447-4886 'i�.�. '. C'�;`i.��. w �;p ASPEN BASE OPERATIONS 'I��,�� ' Cliff Runge ''� (W) 920-2016 (H> 42�-6177 ;a ��`7 - ''�r� ASPEN AVIATION 'tr: Hi 11 Faul kner „ 925-�522 - �": ASPEN CITY, ATT�RNEY s Fred Gannett r' tW> 920-SOSS tH> 925-5475 (E) �' _ �� :a F�_ .�;� A5PEN CITY, EN6INEERTN6 4{ � Bob 6ish � (Wl 420-5083 tH) 920-1298 (E7 � :. , �. ... ih . . . . _ ..__.,- - . .. � . . 3 :, v ; ,� '.'- ASPEN CITY� MANAGER ��; (W) 420-1075 (H1 (E> � i_ ,. ASPEN CITY,. MAYOR rt +' Bill Stirling �e -` tW> 920-SOOd (H) 925-2377 (W) 925-5757 � � _ F - ASPEN DAILY MEW5 • Hal Cliff ord - <W) 925-2220 tH> 925-8498 � ASPEN FIRE PRDTECTION DISTRICT, FIRE MARSHAL '�:'�:'-'��% 1.;�.,� Wayne Vandemark •;1.��'r.,tz": : lW) 425-2640 (H) 4b3-2312 (E> APCCC (920-5310> page r �; � ASPEN HI6HLANDS SKIING CORPDRATION �"��� Dick Merritt j� "� :. (W) 925-5300 (H) 925-2366 (E) (WESTEC) 925-7682 48 N7��� 5f�. �N�,. i.l� . - _ , ,...�.a._:.������...—....�..—._._�_r..�__�_..���_t —_ ���_� - .._.__"—_ �J ��'��"`�s� � __. - ' � . �r� ;�s z . ��� , , r �;-�,� ��4x r�� . � .�ti,� , r . ���y�� , \ �'�, '.4'�,�W . . � � . . . . . . �fa^s•" � . . ... , _ . � , `�\ .9 r''�4,.. ' - .. � . . �, � ' . . . . .. � '7'�°�{ .� . . . �•-y1.�' Y�. �.xti�: . . � . . 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Sr..y 1 1 f 1 � ASPEN MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC � Kristen Hughes �.,'-. � (W) 425-5400 (H) 420-1148 tE) 925-5400, 920-5555 �'�'�` ° APGCC (920-5310> page ASPEN POLICE DEPARTMENT - � Jahn 600dwin, Ghief lW) 920-5400 (H) 963-3E,12 (E) APCCC (92d-5310f page 4:,:., � ,� ,i � � ASPENIPITKIN B1SILDIM6 AEPAR�'MENT ' Gary Lyman '! tW) 9�0-5452 fH) 9 - (E) ��� ASPEN/PITKIN COMBINED CQMMUNICATIONS CENTER (APCCC> -?� 8rent Finster % _N��> . f W) 9�0-5323 (H) 923-4045 f E) ��,�.` -i� �>i ���.: ASPEN/PITKIN ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT - �- � Tom Dunlop (W) 920-5070 <H) 423-48�0 tE) �'� � ��.� ASPEN/PITKIN PLANNING DEPARTMENT ��" Amy Margerum - �� (W) 420-5095 (H) 923-6718 (E) •'4"�� �':?��.� _f,, ASPEN RECOVERY UNZT (ARU> '_5 920-�107 t�`? ASPEN SKIIhiG COMPANY .`�.. ��' Bo6 Corni sh (W} 925-1220 (H) 923-42<3 (E) '�' Jans Milnor (H> 927-3461 *- f.:..� _ �. � . ASPEN 5UHSTANCE AWARENESS PR06RAM CASAP) r 925-5188 •.�-.r,�r'i . ,�=� ASPEN TIMES ;4_. .� • �:+ Scott Condon � � tW) 925-3414 (H) 925-5639 (E) sk ASPEN VALLEY HOSPITAL �� : _ Hans G. Wiik, Administrator �_ (W) 925-1120 (H) 92;-4308 Ginny Sauer tPI01 920-1120 ext. 296 '�. ASPEN VALLEY HOSPITAL AMBULANCE s��` J�•"� Ftich Walker (W) 925-1120 (H) 96�-3017 tE) ��''' 'r,s"< � ��T�. '�.s�;.:.. ASPEN VOLUNTEER FTRE DEPARTMENT ''"'�'.;� Peter Wirth, Chief _" (W) 425-5532 (H> 925-8075 (EJ APCCC C920-5310) page , �y;� '`j`:�;�= 49 `;��-` � .;� _ � w' ..,_.__..�... �---.. ...�,:�,:.,. �-,..-..<..,.�..., . -„ , , _.,�:_... ----- �--._._..____.�.. .___— ..,,,- r #7� ,.._:.... .a... . ----�..,:..,.. . `�,��� � : - _ � ��"��`fi� . _r ? .�. . � , . . . _ .. . � ��., r�"^ �� s�'� : �,r� �. . � ���,tk 44��+�ir.. � . , . � � � • . �~ ..��� •. , . ... , \ . . \ . � . .�� �... .- .. � . .�TN'l�y� . . . � FIRy�)' ,.�'4J��w`` � . Y ' _. ::�,��r, d�: . ' � ��: '%� ar � :y T � . j. r� ��. � � . , . � � . �. A=:£:`��- � ....i�'... . +< , I � ' ._ �.�....�. . . . . b'r'�x ,'� ^ ..� 4 . .. - � ' , d i ' E .� ;�i "�,,�{i�-1�'e, ' i�i. � � y.�t�'1�+� r1�^� �f 1r x �h },.' .- ��`�� `� ,7.,��..� � hz v ! r",_"'..n?S�?,4AK�k�"':�.���.:� �,i.l.� � i;i���f;..°is:k�._�¢.*'_:�,�'+.�.,''!v ..._ ..- . -'--.._. 'Ft"a�e s � `c � ��'���jtS. ASSOCIATED PRESS . Danver, 1-800-332-6917 � AVALANCHE INFORMATIDN CENTER "�'`" `_ rs;.�,: Aspen, 920-1664 `'^ i;;:;:>? Denver, 1<nox Williams, 236-9435 9 Fart Gnllins, 482-0457 , , �...; i' HASALT TOWNSHIP, ATTORNEY r, :.�; Lee Leavenworth � 'r' V' � <W) 927-4701 (H? 963-d268 <E) � �,� BASALT T�WNSHIP, MAYOR � Rab Murrey tW) 927-4701 (H) 927-•3913 (E) ,.� �;,�;. BASALT TOWNSHTP, MANAGER }; Jerry L'Estrange ����`�' (W) 927-4701 tH) 927-4459 (E7 �4; BASALT POLICE DEPARTMENT �: �j Jim Austin, Chief 1 �c�y (W) 927-4316 (H? 927-300i (E) APCCC (9�0-5:10) page _ . 'l�l SA6ALT AND RURRL FPD Ron Thiering, Chief ;3 , �'�� (W) 427-3365 (H) 963-9679 (E) APCCC <420-:,3107 page �'; Vonda Williams (H) 46a-3106 ; � B.L.M., 6RAND 3UiSCTION DSSTRICT �� ;�i. Tom Pl ack s;° ��'F (W) 24�-6555 (H) 245-7397 (E) 24�-6555 ;i`> ,; }� Alice Pearson (H) 434-4463 y __... . . *', - ._ B.L.M.� WESFO 3 ;;�� Paul Hefner �� 4�- <''' tW> 245-4988 iH) 241-20Bi (E) 245-4988 ;�{ ir`r ::. j'. •s` Gt7LORADO SEARCH AND RESCUE HDARD CCSRB) ` 274-8855 �,; , i CARBONDALE AND RURAL FPD �' . Bill Gavette, Chief _ (W? 963-2491 CH) 963-1833 CE) Garco. (945-602d) page � _ , c� CTTIZEN REPRESElVTATIVE TO PUBLIC SAFETY C011NCIL '�,� '�,' . Nick Pasquarella ,� � �s {W) iH> 925-6697 �'��.,<; CIVIL AIR PATROL '"� Ea�l Berger ?'�,-' (W) 443-3b01 <H) 44A-2Ab4, 443-1253 50 �'>:�:[ . �:- F l� _----- _ ----- ��-�- �, - •_ ,_,_J....________ _.._ _._..____ f__ __.-- _____ ..,_,�-- �#�� - , ' w _. L � _ - `��� " �'�?: ,' _ - � s� .� , ��-�-���� _ ,' . ����:�;�''' , _ � , . ,. . �;. '�� ��;';�'.., _ _ . . .a. ���.�, �,,,,! , {����'. _ � a�: '� y1..41T EF � :�yi'wv��'i . ' � . ' • � • ly�f,�'� � . . � �M !. � • �='.U ...i:.EM1G.i _ �.._�___.�.�.y.a.,�.�.---- . P,'� ` ,1 �.-',' ' . _ �� . .. �.. . �i. .. ... ... . ': '. `i � : - F� � � i' � ���d' Lj��{, h y°,.e f �2:,� . . �� y��,� ; '� . � ���n r t.� y� -y �i 'k :rt%; �;c��,� � K � � 4+;�i'y,Y� 4� �q y � '.�'t���,y�� � ��� � ,,�y�., � !��`�A�,. ��`�,F�d r'`r'�z` ;t�'�+W,Y..:� . d"�SA" _. 2'� �Yw''{:�...'S.._._ _... .[�ti�tca�.�..� _. i , i:�`',a.ti�.3�*,0` Maj. f�isbec <W� 688-2460, 649-2078 <H) 698-503b, 82b-SB34 tpgr) � fto er MacDonald � ' 9 ��._;?` tW) 719-312-3713 (H) 719-783-9421 ^t':, (E) 1-800-851-3051 Scott A.F. base � r • ��t COLORADO CAVE RESCUE ��:�� r 6reg Miller - ,;� tW) 896-0773 (H) 674-3186 ' • Doug Wilson � (W) 233-8877 <H) 455-3140 �'�.:,-. � Alla� Wzlliams ,� (W) 279-4501 (N) 422-6623 . _ �%`� CDLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HI6HWAY5* DIST.III� MAINTENAGE SECT. II T _ Bryce Sandburg (6rand Junction) ���• ' ;,:�� Hiqhway Mainte�ance Superintendent :.:^ (W) 248-73b0 (H) 434-5229 Larry Drieth (Grand Junction) `,,� Assistant Highway Maintenan�e Superintendent v{� (W) 248-736Q (H) 434-0148 "' AI Pierce tEagle) - ��•s.�"',^- Senior Mainfenance Supervisor `�`� (W) 328-6385 (H> 524-9471 }���.c�` Ed Hill (Eagle) �. . Gz Maintenan�e 5upervisor i:>�' (W) 32B-6385 ;•`}i� Len Oeltjenbrons (Gle�wbad Spririgs) 't�" Foreman� Fcoaring Fork Valley ::-�.; , (yJ) 445-7441 :x. E+ob Rausin (Basalt) y, �+` Lead Ferson� E1. Jebel to Aspen . `3 - �:-- (W) 927-31a7 ;�:9 `.`1s'" GOL�RADO DIViSION OF MINES =:��; °'-x,: 3.W. Nugent �;. tW? $bb-3401 (H) 984-6059 (E) 279-8855 �� COLORADO DIVISIpN UF WXLDLIFE "' } Randy Cote ft. <W) 927-3o4b tH) 945-722B cE) C5P Dispatch c328-6343) COLORADO BAFETY ASSpCIATION Rita Meyer `',`�"; -a4 (W) 247-2111 (N? (E) .-' � ;�,� � .ow. COLORADO STATE FDREST 5ERVICE ��` 5 John Deni son aQ"k,=�: �f"� (W) 248-7325 (H) 245-4840 CE? 248-0440 (491-6304) Steve Hart y,",� (W) 68�-1646 <H) 685-5203 <`F. J S ' :•°`1; �.. :::z; �:j i,1` . ... ... �r �� _' ___�_��_.�. ,__._��i��..- W-�—..._ .._'_'_`____'._.-... ...-.� � ��r��.���� . . .� a... . _"_..-_...� . �_ . j� ._.a'� . ..- , a. . . ����' . . , � � . __ . . � w�:��' , ,. " s s�� . ,�� ^V' . ,� ��.� k{�:: l��`�'�s=�- ' • `\ ' ��{;� ' ` ` • ti���'" . �+ ?; ���' - ����'" ' 1 ' .����` ` � w , � - — � —.__ �}, _ ' a: � . :;� a� r' _ . ' .. -. ' . -". : '�:� . },�,, ,n s `:.. _ �y � � �' ' ��. ,. ; . � s�. K , �'x ��r • y aJ �; � � 1 � U l�j�i��y� � Ix .., r ..J Y j x � � ��ri5 5��j n,,,��k1:`b���M'. .`�.�;,��F�..��&�$�yveyt�r_..�_.;�� .w.>',_. ..... h'. ��AiJe�,��u;.' �; � �� s :�� . � i �,4 i �y� Ron Zeleney � tW) 491-6304 f �.`,'-•.= ' ° COL�RADO S7ATE PATROI. <<^ ��_' � �'' � Lt. Fred Bitterman `�-t:`:' :' <W> 945-619H (H) iE) 248-7279, 326-6343 � " i� CDLORADO WEST RECOVERY CENTER �:' �� 945-8439 �:.,:.:� i ,� CRESTED T3UTTE AVIATION f Cliff kunge � 349-7334 - �r� CROCKETT, STEVE ' (W7 �72C�-5300 (H) 925-6542 (E) 92..°i-i511 (beep> 123* '�i -;x: T DAWSOt•1, LOtJ - CLZMHER � 'i�' ,'� (H) 923-4605 �: � ';:�. �., '` AAWSON, FtOBERT �~�'� LUCY/sardog �`� (W) ;28-6571 (H) 524-9407 tE) 328-6611 '�, - DENVER POST ��;;�[ 820-1686 �; ,. �' A.�.D.E.5. :1. <,� ;: (W) 27�-1773 tH5 �E) 279-BBSS .� � -�;!�., EAGLE CRUNTY SFiEFtIFF �� � A.J. Jahnson �� '• !'� 328-6611 .:Y c�'; ��'?" EA6LE COUNTY AIRPORT " ";�'` 328-6575 . 3` ;;lj;;; FRO 524-770C1 � � - �'� EAGLE DISPATCH � 445-1248 y - � EL PASO MOUNTAIN RESCUE � . � �:_;.* Tom Frazer (W? 714-52C#-7l71 (H) 719-598-9A96 ;_% �r.. - ? 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'� 945-5815 (E) 445-8393 tans.serv.) ����- '� FSRE WEATHER FORCAST � ��� �. r.. ti �6`�-C1668, 3b1-Obb4 Denver 243-7067ti 6rand Junctian �`- �� ��,. : s � FLI6HT SERVICE CEIVTER }:`=: Denver - 1-BOO-992-7433, 1-800-84's-S619 Supervisor T94-701b ;? --..� i�7._' `c,,�;i FOLiR CORNERS HELFCOPTERS (rescue helicapter) -.,., 56:,-8994, 882-4466 GARFIELD COUNTY AIRP�RT tRIFLE) - 5�=�;?, Paul Hoffmann �.n47' (W) 625-1091 <H) 876-5715 625-5808 pgr. '-�ij_�_: . . �,.,�.-, . 6ARFIELD COUNTY YOfJ7H SERVICES '' '`�r'3? (W) 625-?141 (H) (E) �'4�:+� ?%�i�, GARFIEI.D CDUNTY SHERIFF ''�•��� Verne 5oucie 't,*�� 945-4151 `�ry_ GARFIELD 5EARCH ANq RESCUE f� Dick Haff �:..,� 945-5704, 945-5491, 945-9151 • �.., Chuck Y.imball ,;;>'� tWJ 945-6617 (H? 945-6778 ;��: , �:'�'',". 6LENWOOD AIRPORT ' ''��• Wayne Rudd 1�� tW> 945-2385 <ki) 9b�-1210 ,��� FBO - Premier Aviatitpn - 445-2764 �`. 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Allan 5cott - (W> 925-5776 (H) `'" KSND � �} Pat E+ingham �'�' (W) 925-7383 (H) 927-40B2 - .:`r,� ;�, . ��h K-CNC TV 4 !% - 5cott Broom ;�;�; tW) 963-1044 �Hf RF5-4114� 925-7586 .�q,,� 923-5817 unit b444 mohile, Raaring Fork Valley '} =;=� 245-3660 unit 640A mobile, Grand Junction x+ %> Denver 1-@00-444-5262 � '`i, -�ai:; Tom Meyers, Photographer, tH) 963-0140 . �' ;L� Mike Silva, Pilaty (N? Ann GnFdan, Assignment Editar .':`S�:`-� it = K-USA TV 9 ` fi ���`� Dan Denison =_ -,�. b ' (W) 242-1499 (H) 243-4352 423-5817 unit 6409 mobile, Raaring Fork Valley F{ � 245-3660 unit 6409 mobile, 6rand Junctian Denver 1-800-332-6473 � Bili Ward, Photographe�, (N) 243-45b9 ^ ; David Way� Photographer, (H) 927-4685 Peter Peelgreen, Pilot (N) 778-86d5 A?.�.��;:= Mark Williams Assi n�nent Editor "�`"� y 9 ����`;., ,y�y. 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MESA COUNTY SHERIFF ;I `v ?_44-3500 t3 •L E" �� MINISTERIAL ALLIAhiCE ` }� '" Father Tom Sradke ,4 >�z iW) lH) 925-5710 (E) „ ��', `*i ,, _ _. _.. _ 3 MOUNTAIN AMBULANGE (� _ Chris Deming Max Patton <H? 96�-0493 f; <W) 925-1Y20 (H7 927-.i74B (E) � _ `' MDUTAIN BELL A1 Hensl ey ' '� ''`;t (W) 9i5-3425 (H) 963-ib65 (E) 244-4000 ��`�ppp' MOUNTAIN RESCUE, ASPEN r� Dave Swersky , lW) 925-5607 (H> 423-5769 fE) APCCC <420-5310> page ti'< Res�ue Cabi� 925-7172, 925-5607 4;-f.i'=. Tom McCabe (W) 425-1644 (H) 963-]535 �;�='-`"''•' �oi z�` '."tCr NR7IONpL WEATHER SERVZCE ``{'"'�`�� 361-0664/1� 24�^18OS 5:`�S�' nM NORAD 714-635-4486 :;` 55 F: } � , z.-- ^— , - .�........._..�........�.__�..-.__�.... �R�'�i. � �.� � 1 � �'. ., . .--.__ _.��e.+T�"__' _—'__.._ ____ .-�..._ � � � . �y . . . : . . . � . . . . . . 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Hrad Christopher� Manager - - (W) 4�0-5385 (H) 925-4604 tE) A�'CCC (92Q-531v) page <- PITKITf CDUNl"Y AYR SEARCN ANU RESCUE ''' Faul Hoffmann `� � °' (W)625-1d41 (H) 876-5750 tE) 625-5809? pager �� �,� �-$ Dan McCarty CH) 925-4775 �. �, -i, �; - PITKIN COUNTY AT7�RNEY `f�a�, Tom Smith '�<-.:� {W? 924-5140 (Hl 427-3227 tE> Tim Whitsitt (H) 445-6515 .,��'� - ;�`�� PITKIN COUNTY B.O.C.C. CW) 420-5150 °� Fred Crawley, Chairman tM) 925-3407 � � Colette Penne (H> 925-4261 �` i��.- �; •�, 3im True (H) 925-4767 `4-4� Nerschel Ross (H? 42.i-bbb7 ��; Wayne Ethridge tH) 927-4506 i=; ... i=; t��., PITKIN COUhITY CORONER Dr. 5teve Ayres - ''�, �y (W) 425-i120 (H) 425-5937 (EJ APCCC (420-5310) page � rit: Gary White ;,: ,;�':r tW) 920-5292 (H) 465-3633 (E) APCCC t920-5�10) page }; - Dave Blaine j:; -�<:`z' CW) 920-5254 (H) (E) APCCC (920-5�10) page �;- �= bud 61 i ssman k� ti� (W�- 925-1120 (H) (E) - C:W 5,✓;� PITKIN COUNTY DISTRICT AT70RNEY `;� , Chip McCrary - (W) 925-6060 (H) 925-3855 (E) APCCC t920-53101 page Mike Kelly (H) 427-3483 ,�:�r, _ , ;`�..;.. `� PITKIN Cl]LlNTY HlN7AN SERVICES '''' "'` `,Y •,'�_;�% Mike Schultz "1?'x•. tW) 920-535Q (H) 425-8421 tE) {'>'b� Kate Jangula tH) 920-2053 �''��' i:i 56 �1, •'Ye. t� r `_�_, .. �_ _ . .._� _�_,,. ��� L �. . '� . ..v..+.•.. ...:::.'�- _ ��,.._r�+�'�__..._._.. . . - ��1���� ... . 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' (W) 920-5206 (H) 925-3955 (E) � at � t`': 3� PITKIN COUNTY SHERIFF �''. � ;� Bob Braudis, Sheriff �t: (W) 920-5300 (H) 423-307� tE> APCCC (920-5310) page -" Lorrie White, Undersherif-f (H) 963-3b33 't� PI7KIN COUNTY TRANSLATOR � �� ; John Dady Y: - (W? 420-5415 (H) 445-2205 CE) APCCC C920-S10) page ' Scott Thompson (H> 463-9271 fE) 923-6331-1347 (mobile) ��.:`�: �;� ;+;s; i` , _�� PTARMI6AN HELICOPTERS LTD. (reacue helicopter) i' "' � Dave Youngblood� Evergreen, Golo. °,t� (W) 674-2487 (H? 986-9212 tE) 674-24g7, 674-�Sbb ;' . '"�`. R.F.T.A. � �:�-� Dan Plankenship �. �?� iW) 920-1905 (H) 920-ib42 (E) ;,=�>�! 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Q .�����Y���:2iYyJ� M�l.,:�.� . �Jwl`ew�u.�c.h...�' F^aY��Y3.i. ".�.�' � • ! WEST EAGLE 5EARCH AND RESCUE � Fresident Jim Marshall ,`•�� � iW? 463-213R (H) (E) � Walt Whitmar ._ r` 963-3106� ':�7-3yb5, 42u-6331 ext. 11�3 (mobile phonel ��`=� � Don Reinarz __ 963-3614, 445-115? �1 r � r ktESTEfth STATE MOUNTAIN RESCUE {�: ""� Jim Williams ``' r;;-�,;i (W) 641-1�42 (H) 641-1721 ''� WEAT1iER � Flight Service Center 3 ?�� Denver - 1-900-992-7433, 1-800-843-5619 � .a;°- `� Fire Weather Forcast _; i�t`� 3b1-0668, 361-Obb4, 3b1-4674 De�ver/243-7007* Grand ,7un�tian _ "p�.>„ Nati onal Weather 5ervi�e ��� 361-Ob64/1/8, 242-1801 ..;��, ue,,;' WESTERN SLOPE FIRE COORDIhfATION CENTER, 6RAND SUNCTI�N !_ ' � y+� Paul Hefner '' �=�:� , (H) 241-2081 CW) 245-4988 tE) 1-BOO-333-9736, ' ..:�;;. 's? �� :f �'t yz�,A, �}F�:; .�t. i�.q . . . . ' i? ' . .�`�t�;`4, . . �,FT.. i� `!.; 4.-n'.� . .. . ... � ' < '�' ' - � '= - . ....:......... . . : . � � 1j ..._:_.. . -.�.._...:.-.....--_... . .. . ... . V.�..... .. . . . . . . . Y. . _��t:. � fz . "-r�q � . . '. . 't".��.� . . � _ 'i� . ',:,X?"� . '7 .... -- � � . .j � T 7� . r-v�� Y �°rr th. �'„��• J'`" ,'� t�� - .,� b0 ':��' ��>:: ;� :> . �` _ _._. .",c'�a�; -- .. .- — .. --`-----.—_""�, � � . . . � _:. . . - -. '�+ : . � � . . � . .. . ' . . . . , _ � ' �� `�,' , .�`��' ' . _'����"�` - - � ` . � • . \ \ --. .M��� �G�=� . � � i:. 1; _ � �� ' . t, � . �_ ` . � _ , ,� :� �,�� , � � < < ._ _. _.�._.�_ _. ., �. ,,; . . . � 4 � . . � : �y. . � ' '_ ..' . � ^����1y+)�j TM� ., . - -�� .i 'li ,, � ;. .��:���.� * # , � �} .rr'krJr���-; y � . ` .. � �y�� .�� . . .�, , x< � .k� � f` � t x.•,.�'�Y y��. �q P. i � � 4 � . . �— . 4�f',L. 'h-�. � .�' fi, �i_R,��t}� .� ���"` .R:;4 1. . . . ���•�` �'��,R.��..k�l:.� ''' . ` �•�'^�"t�-�"'Y .. ANNEX- L RES�URCE PR�CUREMENT PRQCEDURES � ` � ��.q ,J�.: �, - 'i"he following is a check list for the procurement ❑-F resaur�es for assignment to an incident in Pitkin Gounty. This pro�edure �'� does not preempt any existing mutual aid ar automatic call-aut �: • •'� �- �; � ¢rocedures already in ¢lace �or does it supplant any I.C.S. j:' " -�''+�'; position ]nb des�riptions tfiat detail the procedures and respon- sibilities fpr ordering resources but serves as an addition to those responsibilities. � � . �':`'�'� This rocurement function is narmally performed, o� a large� ,,s,;_'�.5 p � ':_i�6" com¢lex i�cident, by the Ordering Manager. However, if the size and complexity of the incident have not warranted the delegation T= ;,°Gr'' ❑f this respansibility down to an Ordering Manaqer, the person , who performs that -Function (one of the following people� Supply �• �!'�;� Unit Leader Su ort Pra�ch Director. Lo istics 5ection Chief� ;�;'�`., , PP g �+;^:< Operations Section Chief and Air �peratzans Branch Director Lfor -=�ri" airborne and assaciated �^esources only7, the Pitkin County �'�Ym'� Combined Communi�ations Center or the Incident Commander himself) :���, is respons3ble for orderinq all resources for assignment to that ' - ' ��'�;�? incident and should follow these Resource Procurement Procedures ��k in addition to all the other functional respansibilities assigned i=;4"k.�;� _� � to that spe�ific I.C.S. pasition. �M1y,,Y; _jj;�:; t�"�: �`y�;� 6ENERAL GUIDELINES FOR RESOURCE PROCUREMENT; :y.�.�� ' '�"��'s7'a� 1) �btain briefing fram immediate supervisor. Briefing S�t �t.; ,,,�: should contain the following general in-Formation: ,�s`��� 5��� a) Incident Action Plan. 'y h> I.G.S. incide�t organizatianal structut-e. �`• '��` c) Incident Communications Plan wi;�;-:, e`, d) Resaurce check in locations. �� t2. `x;,�tr F:"f= eJ Incident facilities locations. f? Incident ground transportation plan and travel , :, routes t� facilities. ,'_�::'` �'� �'- 2I Obtain necessary agency(s) order forms. .�4; � _r�.;t�,; . �.. "Y�� 3) Establish name and telephone numbers of agencyts� personnel receiving orders. (ref. Pitkin Cau�ty _ Resour�e Inventory) ;��. .c.r';�; 61 �,.. y+��hy^'� .. � _' L��`��2 . . � ��;'��S�� .....�—�..---... ...:—.—.-.__4..�.........-...,._....,.. ... ..�:.: -_.�.......___ _._::.. _-�rv_�._....,_.,-._._.�."_'..,._— .. .. ..._._--,_...�.._.. .. -0s,x'C?s.+� . ....._ ., . � - -,... r ����y . . . � . . �1.,�..�c� . y,�.,,,, t .� . } -t � r+.:t�,X: `,J,'r:rf:;;`.�. - � `' ' ��g.�L��Y;����; . . � � ,. . . � . Fg�"�Yc . .. . . . L � • ' .4'����+F`�'i'�!•' .. `}„w�T' �s`;�.�;�,: �.��}, `^ ' . b�� �g� ` ,� , �:r;,�gt.�;c - � r�i��' . • ... - . . .. ._ . .. - . �$ �`"r1� : _ ....1— 4 . . r' . ,. �k4Yp�� t%r r{.P(d��. � � - . ��� �� P 'ti ti4 F! � �{yy P �t . �,�4 y, .. ��' � ... �� w.-� * }.:k Ri* 4.rsG� , Y �s�t r � �.Y`�'4�rJ�S�.�.��li�i'�L�a��k����'�'d`�#'.+�lr.....`zXw�_ '� ���Ye�ra-... �•. {�tt:� n.�.' � ..a:L: 4) Set up filing 5ystem. � 5) Obtain names of incide�t personnel who have orderi�g 'P - ( authority. �..- �y � �t•'�' :t 6) Check on what has already been ordered. . �� . '�. 7) �nsure order forms are filled out correctly. �;:.,,�,;, r. i 8> Plece orders in a timely manner. ri` "�``� 9) Consolidate orders when possible. —..,i � � 10? Ide�ti4y times and locatians fo� delivery of supplies �: � and equipment. �y'� , z?r, 11) Y,eep Receiving/Distributing Manager and �estat informed �,'., - nn orders placed and received. �" c �' - 12) 5ubmit all ordering dacuments ka Dvcumentation Control ?;�'-` Unit before demobilization. =c u,'r;� 1�) Use non-radio communications wherever and whenever , possihle when placing orders. ; '��{� . -_':ir�� 14) Establish ordering procedures as follows: '! =?�`'«r� . ;`' ,r_;3� PRIOR TO ORDERING R SPECIFIC RE50URCE: � ?.k'�� - ,i�� • ��u'- a) Ubtain information from immediate supervisor o� ';� what specific tvpe and amount of resaurces ar,Q�._ °i<�`=. needed wfien, where and far what puruose. ��� �.� '' a) Determine what resource procurement contracts are �:: ;:'" already in place specific to that agency. tref. �";; "'r Pitkin Caunty Resource Inventary) E_' ,- ',4: r;, s ,-; '� c) Obtain general i�cident assignment for specific ;�a :f� resou�ce being ordered. � � � d) Determine what the specific resources radia call `� name wi21 be. s '•` � - e) Assign a resource order number to the order. Y;e�•, f) Determine who resources' immediate supervisor will x�;�?'� be. ,,:.�::: � s;� 62 --;� � --__ .—_.�_�.�.._._—,- _._ ___ ..._ � __ --��..._,..�,,. �"��_�. _` '_� . Ys� � .. '� 4 c ' _. ' . t,��''��'�c; _ � - _r ��''��4;�. � � . . - _ . � . �� ���,�,5... , �°- . �4eC ��. i' �, gz:� .� y-u i���'".s \. ���,����: ' . � . ' � � � , �kr,,� y,_ � . � . +�`�;: t��.5,�,�,�'�' i - ' �, J'. � � . :����k . � . � i: '� '4 ` � . ,l'i`tCU,!1 , , _�, �. n.: > � ._ . . : f .S} .� .• ._.._..- 4 �. #' ` ' . , F - �- t ., ���.��'. L r � '� �;r '� �kj , � " � '�� � ���� �n .tt, - r F4Y���j .t•5'i . o 1a �� �� ��` fn ./"k,. .': � -. �' 14T i.'y'�. �c� � . ��l��,�V yN�; t` d � y � f *tt�y� +3�'� ., {��y�v�, ,� ��'i�c��. �1M`:.�,�. .a _ . . . _ ._.. �►�--+'�•}:.�E'. �l�'�3r . . ... .. � .. . f SE PREPARED TO PROVIDE THE RESOURCE YQU ARE ORDERING WITH - THE FDLLDWING INFORMA7YON: :� �`.�. a) What spe�ifi� type and amou�t af resources are i requested. ir t �;.r : fi b) General inc3dent assignment of resources. 2�" "Y +<' ':;`?.�-.i �) f:eportingltheck in location. ` "� � d) Who to check in with. ;=�xr� e? Travel routes to tfie incident and repartinglcheck , � � ._ "b' in locations and staging ares. ,�..jc�;' ��„'. ,: f) Incident Communicatione Flan• Command and Tactical �;' T ��� networks and frequency numbers. � '�� ;>y� g) Radio call name of resource. +4�'� 'v�� h? Who immediate supervisor will be. . �`d.�l�+h...t� . . . '.��. 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Y „r��`�* , '- -- . �....._ ._ ,._. _. � . � , ;f�tf c .. ` � . { . j+>y 1R' '4t' Y � +�t.c ���t,�a���'s���1�it�tLbs.i��»r) __.._.,. . ...!.����.�f..�'�ta�AYr,- . . .. .... _.b �,:.:..Y...'ii.� � .���.:FJ`�.. ' �F`;��s;;.. .i:!.�•..,. ANNEX N I.C.S. GLO5SARY � "-� (updated 12l6l84) 'ri� � �i This glossary contains definitions of terms frequently used in �, ICS documentation artd speech. � .,. y�; �" ACCESSIHLE FIRE5: Fires that are ac�essible by engines ar within � � `_� `:-� a reasonahle walking distance of hand crew. ��; AERIAL TOFiCH: An ignitian dev3�e suspended under a Iielicopter, , �. �apable of dispensing ignited fuel t❑ the ground for assista�ce in burnout or backfiring. i_,. � i F :. A6ENCY: Any nrganization tnat cantributes resources to an � ` incident. `,� ��%,�_� A6ENCY REPRESENTATIVE: Individual assigned to an incident from '�_�. an assistinq or cooperating agency who has been delegated full �,:,��'-�. authority to make decisions on all matters affecting that c�;. age�cy's participation at the incident. :�;�:rv •:5' - •-"�-?� AIR TANKER: Any fixed wing air�raft certified by FAA as being G,'�:z,; capable of transport and delivery of fire retardartt solutions. ALLOGATED RESqURCES: Resources dispatched to an incident tnat �? have not yet checked-in. ��i;c '+'�=`F ANNUAL FIRE OPERATIN6 PLAN. An annually updated document which de�fines each agency's roles and responsibilities with respect to i;,�;',; wildfire detectiort, notification, prevention and suppression. :: � ASSIGNfED RESOURCES; Resources checked-in and assigned work tasks � hY. on an incident. � ASSI5TING AGENCY: An agency directiv contributing resources ta -�� anather agency for incident control purposes.' ,::.,;;,: 'K� AVAILAHLE RESOURCES: Resources assigned to an incident and ;� available for an assignment. t _ � HACKFIRE: A fire set on inner edge of a control line of a fire in ' ,� order to ronsume fuel in the path ❑f a wildland/�forest fire and /or to change the direction of force ❑f the fire`s convection ;'j column. •'r � Y��' � BENEFITING AGENCY: That agertcy which is receiving aid and/or �`� k� support from another agency. ��,:. .2'.?:;r� , �`� 65 n. �'*Y" . � .>�.�G;'4 . , �: ':�*�{J 1 � "'t �,,, �___"___ —._'__.._. ._.._._�._.._':'..J.,...:.�� ... ._.__.J .._--�---�` .._.,.�_���-.__ _'_"._ } � . , f �E. 1 yy� " —'�'� {',•`. .. '� lt r��?`,5'.�. . . . ^ " . 4. i-j. :.. ' �- .- R vT y , ^ . ' . .,�}�^'1'1` Dry: .. .. � ' . � .... � • � �.�j..' : .. ;j.?�.,�;: � , � � . { �.. . :,;L �., '. . . . . . . � ��^. . . � ' ' ' . ,��"�"Ft:;�+'=�i'� . , " � . . F>�,ai,;•,"�.s;:, � . �J.y4�;- � � . -;5�fi,5.�'-'. � . .���� , 4`•`�s�k r :.�� �', _ A. ,���.$ t 4 i .��d..��r � ' � . � ..-xr��:-c „ . . • . � ._....__a_�---�.__ :. - . . . _..._. : .. , _ `,�. c� _., .. -' ~ �� .}..�.�,. , �.e:. ��s SF ` ��'`�f,�X`'�}v`��`` tu � ..� . . � .'��' � t�+ i^ xliy,: f �t sj�i ' ` t � f{.�5::��'tV:T3II�GR��i�,i�y�r'.�4��'�.$fL'�3.•:r........W�_ � ��,.._� . ......,:ScG'rda���a���� �) Y�''.,�t�M�t�.'. . ..,�� bLACK: Burnt area of a wildland/forest fire. BOUNDARY FIRE. Fire burning upon adjoining lands of twa ar mnre 4:� fire jurisdictians� or which threatens to burn across such - boundaries. It also includes situatians where the actual '' baundary is un�ertain. ��^. r �"'•. SRANCH: That organizational level having functional/geographic � t; responsibiliEy for ma�ar segments of incident operations. The '`�' : � branch level is organizationally between section and division/ i:.` qraup. �.- 9 �;' } BUftNING PERIOD: That part af ea�h 24 haur period when fire t spread is most likely to o�cur. Typicaily irom 1t7:U0 Ft.M. to e';� sundawn. rr..; `;,ip;a,� . •.���,� SURNOU7: {Burning out> A fire set inside a �ontrol line to �`, :�: consume the fuel between the edge of the fire and the control ��; line. :� � ✓, CAMP: A geographical site� within the general incident area, - separate trom the base, equipped and staffed to provide food� �'�3 water� and sanitary services to incident personnel. - <�; •4��;� CHECK-IN: Locations where assigned resources check-in at an incident. The locations are: incident command post (resources <<J;,;•a;_ unit)� i��ident base, camps, staqing areas, helibases. divisian supervisnrs Cfor direct line assignments). lCheCk-in at one F-�+� lacation only rnd complete khe ICS form 212.) •;;;;•= CLEAR TEXT: The use of plain E�glish in radio cammurticatic�s -`;-:�,� transmissions. No ten codes* or aqency specific codes are used � �;;. when using clear test. c:s. ir?•: �i COMMAND: Tne act of directiony orderings and/ar controlling .: t resvurces by virtue of explicit legal� agency, or delegated auth- ;_Y ority, ��i*=° COMMpND STAFF: The command staff consists of the Informatian ";"' Dfficer, Safety Officer, and Liaison Officer, who report directly to tfie incident commander. COMMIT7ED RESOURCE: A resource checked-in and assigned wnrk tasks on a� incident. �`.`�i:'. : ;� � ? CpMPAtdY: Any piece of equipment having a full campliment of personnel. "'�4`' £ #�. CONTAIhED: The condition whereupon a control line totally �.�,,�.;: encircles the fire and any spot fires helting the fire's spread, :rj-�* '� and the strong Iikelihood exists that the control lines �an be *� held through the next burning period. ,;� b6 . . � f� . . . - . . . �✓ � ,,,,�_..._... .___" ' . _... __.�."'__"_ __"'_'....'_�" . -�.._.�:,c-��. _.__�....._..._.�.__'_^.'__"_.__ . �,���-�,5.��(:V. . . - �, . . . ', _ . � �,(,'p:.�''!^a.� . � ' .. tt a� ' f3c��G_6 . . . ' . . ' . . !~ �f�,. �� �� . �s�x+' � ' .. . . < � -?�� � - ! .. +S f� �j �:�' . . � - � , � . CXCl;. .. . . � ' . . . � �`��� a` .. � . � ' • � . ;3?� .. . . .. . r��.'-'qr�y,_ � . . . ;�,?'�'"�"�#�;�`,��i , ���!: , �r•F� ��� � ��`� � ��► ��� r , , . , ,, , :, �� ;. - -- ��_..� _ •. - A}� �5{� ,� . .� � ` � � �� +�,`� � .: �L�' �+4.FAr '� ;� �t'7f i��`? h��:�� ( y�i, c( ';{j���1T�(�[. .��i' �.'t �..i'1,. ` � y.K`"'� �4 t . ���'� r . ����„�`��F i: F C g y� � '• l� K .v N ,��� �+• x 7�. , ��! ''�t�', `�'���� , �D�,µjLt#��{.f�.t:� ., .. � M � ,k •��� ��� v '"�."'- '''�i'c�.._.: #` �S, ,;,' '1:itc�i= CONTROL LINE: An irtclusive term for all constructed or natural � fire barriers a�d treated fire edge used to control fire spread. ;;;;z.,.:: COOPERATING AGENCY: An agen�Y indirectly supplying assistance to '��'? ' the incident control etfort.�" ;;.���:" �9.` CDOFERATIVE SERVICE A6REEMENT. Any agreement between any one or � more agencies concerning specific services ar items furnished hy �a one agency to the other with rosts, details, and dates specifzed � ' � in a separate agreement. ;; COORDINATION: The process of systematically analyzing a situa- tion� developing relevant informationy and informing appropri�te ,� cc�mma�ci autharity <for its decision> of viable alternatives for selection of the most effective combination of availahle resou�- � � ces to meet spe�ific objectives. The cnordination process Cwhich ',� can be either intra- or interagency) does not in and of itself : ,�' ,,�S':',. . involve command dispatcf-� actions. However, personnel responsible � .. ,,,� for coordination may perform command or dispatch functions within ', ;;� limits as established by specific agen�y delegations, procedures, legal authority� etc. 4t� CREW TRANSPORT: Any ground vehicle capable vf transporting '•".',��+ personnel in specified numbers. +:�!� D.E.R.A.: Acronym for Designated Emergency Response Authority for ha<ardous materials incidents. G� DI5PATCH: The implementatinn of a command de�ision to move a �� resource from one place to another. ;s' DISPpTCH CENTER: A -Faci2ity from whi�h resources are directly _ +� assigned to an in�ident. �T_ DIVI5ION: That or ganization level havin g r es ponsib i lit y f or " operatio�s within a defined geographic area or with functional ` responsibility. The division level is organizationally between '.� the strike team and the branch. (See also "Group") : `w. DOZER: Any bulldozer. - + �; � DOZER COMPANY, Any dozer with a minimum romplement vf tow - persons. E.F.F. (Emeraency Pire Fund}: A conperative wildlandlforest fire k e fund supported 6y certain Coloradn counties, administered by the � y� Colorado State Forest Service and utilized to pay the suppression rLS_, y costs of large, disaster type wildfires occuring on private, ,.�� .� county and state lands that exceed the caunty's capahilities. �y�� }��;. ELEMENT: Any identified part of the Incident Command System } �,'. Organizational structu�e. r �.`;� _ �s: .',y�� 67 - Y�:. _� � ..�---_ . ------ �G���sg�: ___._..__ --�._ .__._ _, _ �..._:.__. . _,__ ....... . .. .. - �. _ - __..,.. - • t 4�':;�,�„` _ , - .y;.r��•ri;' � � .� .. . � . �:w_,`` � . . . . _ ;r�Yti� . . �. , ���.>��rLl•�+ . . . � � =lr�` �-f!.;' .. . � ti�S:,:�..��.'- � .. . • ' . ' � . .,y�l•�'_�.�' . ' . ki�.��;«�r-L4- , �'c�:� - _ r,, � t R T. �_'�� , - . ' � ... � � � .+Y�.�;:��" , ; .���� t, � � ..r ~ •?�::�;�: . . -�____w��----- _ �.;�� � , r� ., . ... _.......—. . ... ?..... �.r+� . �� � ..�pi.��� .. ."�����ry�i � 1 � ' ��� � � �S '.:� ... . �� � �� �" � L :�� • ��: ) �..3?�A�t"�s:'. I r �' .�� Y t� d P bj � y �` � r ;tY�s"A�y�»�...:�..��'_,_ b'' riS:Yc�aSr� � �� ��1F�M1k���� {+'r�;"^1���5't.. . .+l,�7`L� -�.,!' _. a�.' E.M.S. (EMERGEfdCY MEDICAL 5ERVICE3: A generic term applied t❑ all emergency medical servi�e providers. �:"'� �l:r•>: - EMERGENCY OPERATION5 CENTER (EOC?: The site from which civil �r`i;.°- government officials exercise the cnordination and management of � an incident. It houses the staff and equipment necessnry to per�form the MRC5 functions. May be located qff-scene but should ;,,,, be ac�essible. ' � `�, ENGINE: Any ground vehicle praviding specified levels of "' � pumping, water, and hose capacity but with less that the specif- �''';.:- •� ied level of persannel. � ENGINE CiIMFANY: Any ground vehicle providing speciiied levels of pumping, water, hose capacity, and personnel. y� �,,,;, EXTENDED ATTACK: Resources committed to an incident beyond the �ti:-', ` � i�itial period, ,,.� FIRST PllRNIN6 PERIDD: From the time of ignition until 10:00 AM j,`� of the day following ignition. _'� F000 DISPENSER: Any vehicle capable of dispensing food to '+'i�� incident persnnnel. ��� FODA SERVICES: Any resource capable of dispensing food to � incident personnel. �'. FUE� TENDER: Any vehicle capable of supplying fuel to ground or �r airborne equipment_ �``� . : 6ENERAL STAFF: The group of incident management personnel '*i., � ,� compri sed of: ,a The Incident Commander The Logistics Chief � The Operations Chief The Finance Chie-F ,�:�� The Planning Chief 4 GROUP: A functional divisio� (e,g. air support, Salvage� ; � '�}' structure prote�tian, etc.) �� � HAND CREW: Predetermined individuals that are supervised, organized, and trained principally for clearing 6rush as a fire suppression measure. - _ HEAVY EQUIPMENT TRANSPORT: Any ground vehicle capable of - transporting a dozer. >�;�.`�` HELIBflSE: A lo�ation within the 9+ ����� general incident for parkin ��. ' fueling, maintenan�e, and loading helicopters. %�''��' ,r. HELIBA5E CREW: A crew of 3 or more individuals who may be assigned to operations or to support helicopter operations. ;�'� b8 f. ,.:.. ,.... .�,�'t . a. '�' --,-.�_._..__�__ _..___ _� _..._..: .._. ..,:.._._.,__ . ... ..__ _ __._ _._ ___.._�.. . ... Y - , ___ .:. M� � ���-� _.. <;;� � _ ' ' " ;��.���: , . :;�,r.;:�.; . � � � �l,�...��„ � . .. t� .. � . � ^ c� � �.�F f��t�',..' . . � - . . � . . . +*���� .. .. . - . .. ae �� +,7:y � �����i . . . . t� ��� ���� (f� . . � ' � � . . t ,��� • ;��,�_, .� + . :':;��: _, _...�------ — .n;.�. s.:�� � ' •A'�j�:•- � ' ..� •� . . .....—...._ � , . ... �. . . , . .... �. � A P _ _. ...... . .. '.. ��e �� � 1 �,,(,1y {�I , r X ��' ��(r .:, { 't���;1y�q h�1 i ,� • . -, +,�, ,�`4 ��s jp�'�� J ; y 4�-"� ' � �7 � �`M � IiV.R�� �j{7n�14G � �., 'i:r" . � F,,• f t �•'r' y ,� t f�,' J��t 4 ���•.T 1�1f '�' a, l f�'Ni�'�t �'k � �,"��;i'.w�,(� t� . .. c�i 1S� ���.i,J.�4tf i�: .. �f�:;' . . .. . ����������'�.+�� .�'. 3.�`�*'_`:_' � .w"�""��1,. jj <�� . �' . ,N , `� HELICOPTER TENDER: A ground service vehicle capable o4 supplying ? fueis and support equi¢ment to helicopters. :�-, , HELISP�T: A temporary location where a helicopter can tak.Q.,.off and land. Some helispots may be used for temporary retarda�it �^`-=: � loading. ' �`-. HELITACK GREW: A crew of two or more individuals wh❑ may be as- i; , ; � signed to incident operatzons or to support helicopter opera- ' :,.� tions. HELITACY,: The initial attack phase of fire suppression using � helicopters and trained airborne teams (Helitack Crew> t❑ acnieve immediate cantrol of wildfires. rr 1%`� HELITRCK FOREMAN: A firefighter trained in the ta�tical and �t: .�_ _ iogistical use of helicopters for fire s�ppression, 1i`, . :;;�� ='- HELITANKER: A helicopter equipped with a fixed tank or a ":i".°n sus e�ded bucket t p ype container that is used for aerial delivery r of water or retardants. �s�� ^ ;}� tl I.M.6. (INITIAL MANAG6MEN7 GROUP7: An emergency response graup �.y; camprised of locally accessible� I.C.S. position qualified �:�=;a'� overhead ma�agement personnel. ,�._��� IMPROVEMEhfTS: Modifications or additions to real property which °'"`� increases its value. 'F?�'* ��';� �!;'� ` INACCESSIFLE FIRE5: Fires that are accessible only by air or by an extended hike by hand crew. _ � .�, INCIDENT: An occurrence requiring action in order to prevent or ;;��� minimize potential injury, threat to life and/or damage to '��?`< property or natural resaurces. Renuires a command uresence. ^;y" " INCIIIENT ACTION PLAN: The incident action plan� which is �jQr initially prepared at the first meeting� cantains general control :�"� objective reflecting the overall incident strategy, and specific '.;�� action plans for the next operational periad. When complete, the �.; ' incident action plans should have a number of attachments. �� INCIDENT BASE: That location at which the primary logistics _`� functions are coordinated and administered. (IncidenE name or ` other designator should be added to the term "Sase".) The �, ., incident command post may be co-located with the base. TherQ is ;�:`' '�� only one base per inGident. ;:���;,- �T��, INCIDENT COMMAPIDER: The individual responsible for Ehe manage- �,�--' ment of all incident ❑peratio�s. �'� 69 . =��:.f�'.- �,"1'ti � �� St' - -�--�—_...�.__....��_......:..._. � � -- _....__.�._-.._._._..__...___..._... . .. _...__.,_. �_.,..,____._.—__.._. �.. .. Y .�._ :._.�.-._.........�._. , y.��,�a`7S�" . _.. . . t� .xxtv.: . . ..... � . . , . . , �'�!:.�f'�.,�=`� . �r�.. � Y��� . . ,. . � � � . .�` �, � � ' � , � (' . _ . F,(�r � 15-�-�'r'� � . . . � . . ��". ... . . � ... \. . ��,'��. . . • � � . . . CU�.pr iM7.�V; ': � �.��.. ♦A 4.:�.. ... f`��.����5. , . . . �f��i���J. ;���''��.� � � .. . . ?'� ',��� �� ` . � .. ;��� � _._...__.,�____. __ `�A � ... . ' . . ... .,......�._ V ' .../ . . .. _ .. . , . . . � �, '� � � �i �L�S•� t� �'i�-}J� �t'h•st��-. � ���,S)�'!I yg� y � 7� ; � .•'�,?�,��9 4��'� f�4'��``�f� � , ,I.;t y '�,, _�2�,, �� . iS.t��A��k�4LLi�rsiBj';��.LZ4�i�����?sTl4ii....._...._a.,.�e7.�-.. `�t������j� �� .~",�3�-�YA!'.s..'4 �:.n �G�,.�?.�I�;;,� . . . . . . .. P`, �+ INCIDENT COMMAND P05T (ICP): That location at which the primary command functions are executed a�d usua2ly collated with the incident base. There should only be one Command Post for the _ incident. ICP is identified by a green 4lashing light. Usually :_ � located on or near scene and accessible. ' � q," INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM: The. Incident Comma�d System (ICS) is an ' organizational system desiqned for the manac}ement af any inci- �' dent. It is an admi�istrative tool for coordinating facilities, equiQment� personnel� procedures and �ommuni�ations operating i�.', "'ki towards a common goal. rt �� INFARED iR): A heat detection system used for fire detection, %> ; mapping, and hot spot identificatio�. `` ` , � •`� INFARED (IR) GROUND LINK: A capability thraugh the use of a ,_':,'.;^� special mobile ground station t❑ receive air ground infared �. �,, •x imagery for interpretation. ' 'G <;`rk? ,y ��';�'"`= INITIAL ATTACK: Thase resources responding during the first �-$�.� burning period ta take action on a wildiire. Ti�e type and amount `"-f of resour�es cammitted to initial attack may vary accordinq to -'�=��'� access, locatian, capability, and availability of fire resources. y�6':i r t�.�4� : . `� This initial attack may take tl-�e form of simply gaining visual �S_,,;� access to the fire and relaying a� "Initial Attack Fire Size-Up" ��: to Ehe appropriate party. A ``�% !��:' TNITIAL ATTACK FIRE SIZE-UP: In#ormation regarding a wildfire ,;�;.�,;;; . that should at minimum include location by range, sectio� and �:i�>.�;-;; township, threats to life, property and natural resources, aize "`��'-` of fire in acres� fuel types involved and ahead ❑f the fire, ;`i:;���i� r,zr;.. weather including wind speed and direction� tapography, access, � fire behavior in�luding flame lengths, rate of spread� type o-F •�; z ';'� spread tcree Yn runnin ^ �q p g� g, crowning, spottinq) and direction of _- spread, areal and natural hazzards, actions take� so far, ,�y resources Cammitted to incident a�d recommended control actions. , `� : Incident ICS orga�izational structure,location of ICP, Radio _`-:•:.:;� netwo�ks (command, tac, ground to air, staging area etc,) ���:i -�'�� r INTER-AGENCY TEAM: An emergency�response group comprised of I.C.S. position qualified overhead personnel from f ederal and ' state agencies such as U.S.F.S.� N.P.S., B.L.M. and H.I.A. ;;. �=%;r JURISDICTI�NAL AGENCY: The agency having stetutory jurisdiction ;;': =y and responsibility for a specific geographical area, L.Z. (LANDING ZONE): <see helispat) `�`=� - .� �v;: LEAD PLANE; Any aircraft used to make trial runs over target � areas-ko check wind and smoke conditions, topography and to lead ��� � air tankers to speci-Fic targets and to supervise their drops, t�� '�-,c� 70 Jn'1 , i �., .y...ve � � �-'?�`5ii`"1 . . j +5J j � ' ��y:..f� -... .._._. .,__... .__`__...-.-.`_' .._".,___�_."___... ... _._._ _....._,...__._�"_'.'_.._______'_._�G...: c. � . . � >-=_w�.�� �.�i�`�-�3i � :. , . .-' ' � � � - ��;..�,e,.-�'i .. . _.. � t.i,����,�7.' � . . � . . ' , _ . y.,F:a,. ��.� �jF<'4�`i i'�F,'`+L% . . . . , . :'��Ff_�_:. . . . . . . ' .. _t S:' . � ,. , � . . '� y' . . _ ! ' . C;; , �7�1,rltx;'. � .. ,.Y},'��k:�'-�.� . ' . , .'R��'�G'�"Pq l - . ;µ.Y'�y(.�1.Ax,^ ;, �RXw-�?aFi�T�� . .. � 3`�'.k�::l�G`'• _ . ar"��S', ����v���sY,. ��: ,'�:�""� Y 9aY F ,�a�k ` � ;��' . . . . . 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MARS: Acronym -for Multiple Agency Resource 5ystem. ;� MEDICAL HELICOPTER: A helicopter used for nomrescue, medical transportation of victims fram readily accessible sites to � medical facilities. fie, a flying am6ulanceY ;r':�:'` ' ;� (+., :, MES5AGE CEIVTER: 7he message center is part o-F the communications Y ,,� �enter and is �o-located or adjacent to it. Tt receives, records ;�1 and rnutes information a6out resources reporting to the incident, � resource status� and administration and tactical traffic. � C' ' .,� MDHILE COMM. UNIT: (Communicatians Unit> A vehicle (trailer or mobile van) used ta provide the majnr part of a mabile incident ,._ communications center. !`� i:� i; .� MDRILIZATION CENTER: An aff in�ident location at which emerge�cy `� R: st service, personnel and equipment are temporarily located pending !'. assignment, release, ❑r reassignment. '.; ,�� �i; :_ MOHILIZATI�N PLAN. An annually updated document which contains: �: : ,f, � tl) Information an wildfire protection organizations, names �'� af contact perso�s, and te2ephane numbers. " :� t2) A listing of federal, state and county wildfire � suppression manpower, equipment, and facilities which !`'t .� are available for cooperative use, subject ta each � agency"s procedures and regulatia�s. '9 � (3) A listxng of each agency's radio communications , � capabilities and frequency numbers. � MODES: A numerical classifi�ation system of Mode 1 to mode 4, �.y � used to quickly descri6e an incident and predetermine the `.;,�r° ' � ` ?����Y.. � necessary dispatch and suppart actions. The size and complexity -'�' . nf each incident determines its mode class. The Incident Com- � �`+; mander (IC) has responsibility for identifying each incident's i �0�� mode. The IC should ensure that the mode is communicated to all ��',;';t��':� ?� assisting and cooperating egencies. <ref. additional information ,;,;;•'�, �"� � in Annex D> � 71 � �-_ � � „q ` '. _i ._.._..__.... ------------- --� __._ �.._�.� ... .__..----._.__.._...__ __. ----- __ _. ) i�"�: . , - __ {�'�`�1' • ; �� � '�Sf�y�'�4$y�� . - . ' � . ..v4rry•,;,�::; . - . .. .�:.� . � � . _ �y._�� '�'�F`,7�; . . 1 . ' . :F.L i . °����.< ' ' � u :, ;;�;:�,�, - ;;�v:���„> . �t`� ��`�. {� �.�" �� « .,}...J _ � , �� ���:� �,,._�e W. .�.___..x �. �. . _ .��� � C ...� - . ._ . ...-.....- . .. . . . , . . :. .. `�J'�' �. ' r.,�'�' �� ��* 4Rr��!�n�r _ .tet���h���i�! 1 �''f .. ...I } � ,� t,Y{�i� � �� ,t s � ��4 yj n .�� '4.'"'•. a'- .- � 1�`'"��""��. .. ��R�•� �r c�. .. t �th��,�a���� ',,.. .w.. M�S�.i.. .. ,.?��� M ����t����� tL'���t�i`ti�.���. �Y:sSn� S�' �� �s�'�k/iii�.. • y• MOP-tJP: The process of systematic complete and total extin- guishment of all burninq and smoldering fuels within a specified - distance within the perimeter of the fire as established by �i '� ` control lines. �� �.;�' � ." �^ ': MUTUAL AID: Assistance extended by one agency to the lands of another agency at no charge, as each agency may be able to � � furnish. The specific lands and terms are defined in a Mutual Aid �r:ir �8 Ac�reement between the agencies. `�''' .�, - NIIM5: An acronym for NATIONAL INTERAGENCY INCIDENTS MANA6EMENT �-- SYSTEMS; p system consisting of 4ive major subsystems which collectively provide a total 5ystems approach to all-risk :i'y;�;� in�ident management. The subsystems are: the incident commands ''�`��� system; training; qualifi�atians and certification; supporting ,c � ����=:>� technologies; and publications management. �' -.. .:ss�;S? F, "� �'•` NOAA WEATHER STA7ION: A mobile weather data collection and !' *��. ';y;'!��a farecasting facility (including personnel> provided by the :.t-�_.:'= National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration which can 6e , �i utilized within the incident area. '����i� �FFSET FIRE PROTECTION. CExchange Zones) An excl-�ange of v�;��. •::�;t jurisdictional area or services so that ❑ne set of actions �cn`�� 6alances another between two wildfire protection a9encies. �'��z;..�� �-y`�•Y"M: �, DPERATIDNAL PE�IDU: The period af time scheduled for execution '=-' of a give� set af operation actians as specified in the irtcident `�v� action plan. .:,b"'�.Y�. "�""t ORTHpPHOTO MAPS: Aerial photographs corrected to scale such that ti}4 geographic measurements may 6e taken directly from the prints. '.'+i, - ">f�;_ They may contain graphi�ally emphasized features and may be ;.:r;k=; ¢ravided with overlays of such features as: water systemsy `''` important facility locations� etc. ��r '' OUT-QF-SERVICE RESOURCES: Resources assigned ta an incide�t hut �; unable to respond for mechanical, rest, or personnel reasons. OVERHEAD PERSONNEL: Personnel who are assigned to supervisory ' � Y positions which includes in�ident commander� cammand staft, !' �'�,\ general staf�, directors, supervisars� and unit leaders. i•�' PATROL UNIT: Any light, mobile unit, havinq limited pumping and ; water capacity. '°� '� ; ;:±-:� PERSONNEL POOL: Consists ❑f unassigned personnel who may have � '� reported to the incident without an assiqnment. They do not '��� �;;,s belong to a company� a strike, team or a task force. Y:Y.� _ PI..ANNING MEETIt�f6: R meeting, heYd �s needed throughaut tne duration o�f an incidentt to select specific strategies and ',�ti� 7' �... 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A fire intentionally set to achieve specific, �'� � ��'a.,. identified ob�ectives under controlled, prescribed conditians _ determined i� part 6y fuels, weather, topography and other _ relevant factors. `:;;' - FRINCIPAL RESPONDING AGENCY (PRA): That agency whi�h either by � .:;�_; statute resolution or previous agreement has the responsibility �i';: � to designate/assign/provide the Incident GommanderlCammand -g� Structure t❑ that specific i�cident, �:, '� RED FLAG WATCH OR WARF3IN6: 'The total environmental condition such as: wind gusts in excess of 20 mph, relative humidity of 20% ; _� or less, air temperature of 80 degrees Fairenheight or more and a �y ��:�;� high pressure zone predicted f or the area far 12 hours or more. �::a. RpDIO CACHE: A cache may consist of a number of portable radios, f? <�,:+ a base st�tion� and in some cases, a repeater stored in a ��` �?;�,� predetermined location for dispatch to incidents. r,; .vi�� RECIPROCAL FIRE PRQTECTI�N SERVICES. (Mutual Aid) Wild4ire , - protection assistance extended by one agency to tFie lands of ';Fy.,'.�,: �nother agency at no charge, as ea�h may be able to furnish. � - These lands are described and shown in the Annual Fire Operating - i;xe�: Fl an. ;,';;, REIMPURSARLE FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES. (Jurisdictional Zones) �+�� Wildfire protection efforts furnished as a chargeable cooperative "�'�' ` services as shown in the Annual Fire Dperating Flan, or addition- ,�i:; ' ,�^�� al personnel and equipment which exceed reciprocal fire protec- :; .: tion services which are furnished 6y one agency at the requ�st of `.;� ?}>� another agency. >-,. REINFORCED ATTACK: 7hose resources requested in addit3on to the `' ��.;; initial attack. �.�:' REPEATER: A radio device utilized to i�crease coverage and ',� ;:..,� output power for radio networks. � t, ,;:� R£PORTING LOCAl'IONS: Any one of six facilities/locations where {:_ , ''•� incident assigned resources may che�k-in. The locations are: incident command post� resources unit (RESTAT), base, camp, staging area, helihase, ar divisian supervisor for direct line assignmeRts, (Check in at one location only.l -��:'%� ' ;r';;;kti` REQUES"PING PARTYIAGENCY: An agency or party asking for resources. ;`;�s<; r't�,� ��. RESGUE: Systematic removal of person(s) f ram a hazardous <,. situation. 7J ;Y_, ,, , yF _ . __ ----- ....___. ,..�.,..._.._.�-__—___...._,-•.___.,...:__.._ _..__._._ �..:.�_-�----,��"".�.,�--__- �i,,..4 .----�-- ' . Tr.�.�� - ` _ . :t4���t• . . .. . �.- - . , -.. .t� � Yy" � ... . . ` ' . �+L ;� 'S°��``',"1T�� . � � ' zr �' �. �; . ;:Fi'`i.::-'�hc . � , � • ^"'c""`�". • . . ,ra .,i''�'��" ' . . . . � . . i 1 .; , -.p� lF� � ��,� : ` ,��'�`-�� '}. ' " . . ��_^. �, ��r; . �Yt'���"�,;;� � . �. �n '��� . � " ` � . . . .. . :ti:.., �:: , �r� - _ ... � 5 ..i _ �� a�. � 1;�r •,;� �, �,� .� � a£ �,.� yf ~ w�e��;` ,��, �,�r�,� + ��,��s,,�£'�t`: � .} `F �� i • w.:. s. t}.,�'1�. � � �x _'� �4 r�� !r :; �?.,��r, - '�sa: . . t�1���,.�{ ��H��.�t`:'JGtt.__�'�?�.� �- . _ ......< .. �'i �qj�Y����...�;!. .S:'St 1:rY�. �i�.r u.i. a., �y�.uk�'t+ryi�' P j t- � �' RE5CUE HELICOPTER: A heli�opter used to transport rescue , personnel and equipment to and from remote incident sites; capable of operating at extreme altitudes, carries no medical �,.���,,, ,' life-support equipment and transports victims from in-?;,.cessi6le ��:�y. � sites to local medical facilities or other accessihle ereas, �"�"�':. - . '�;:>,.;'.;: RESCUE MEAICAL: Any manned ground vehicle capable af providing '+-- emergency medical services. " .: �'.�.:;,r: "� RESOURCES: AI1 personnel and ma�or items of equipment available, 6` or patentially available, for assignment to incident tasks on '' ' � which status is maintained. t� RESTAT: An a�ronym for Resource Unit Leader; a unit within the a planning section. �. � SECTION: That organizational level having functional respons- �} �' � .�; '� ibility f or primary segments of incident operations such as: �=j ' y operations, planning, logistics, finance. The section levei is �� organizational between branch and incident commander. .�q !� SITSTAT: An acronym for tha Situation Unit Leader; A unit within •iy the planning section. 4; , �� SPAN-OF-CONTRDL: The supervisory ratio of from three to seven individuals with five being establisned as a general rule of thumb. ' �i� , °� STA�ING AREA: That lo�ation where incident personnel and �= ,.+� equipment are assigned on a three (�) minute available status. r n STRATEGY: A guide f or thinking. f� ; ;4 STRIKE TEAM: Spe�ific combinations of the �ame kind and type of y 1� � resaurces, with common communications and a leader. L . � STRllCTURE: Any improvement, building or construction. � �. TACTICS: A guide for action. tii� _ i `� TALK-ARQUND: A term used to describe a radio frequency that utilizes the receive side of a repeater pair but does not transmit through the repeater. TASK FORCE: A group of resources with �omman cammunications and � :� . a leader temporarily assembled for a specific mission, -; ,3�3`:�ti,, _ TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS: Personnel with special skills who are '#�' activated only when needed. Technical specialists may be needed ��� ;uv-.,: t+):' in the areas of fire behavior� water resources, environmental ;r;�,;• c: �oncerns, resource use, and training areas. �;;�=.� 1 �� ' ; • � .::: � 74 � - ' _____... ..---..:_..:� _ _ __. ._.__�.... �f�,�.,F,�- -.-----.--- , _: . _..4. _.__ ...._... - ` _...._. .. .w .... . .. .- . . ���_. -.,_ .,.. Xy t..��',: . � . _ '� � . . , �� . . �4 � c•' ..... -�3 r��r�. . . . � B,,'L�W:; . . . - . . �t.".r,�_ _ - G;: .� , , r �}Y� �` � . �n%,-� �' . , ��'!:.y�y�.i= � ' -. ;. ��,` ��' � ' �ry';,.� . � . �S�""� �T, - . .F,�.,'L."�?`:'- - � . . � .��,'Fyca�-i., . 4� �` + � � . �'�"�'`� ` . . ' .�.a.r, t - - — — .�,,,� x+ ' n� ._ .... ., � ! Fti ' 1� � f � ���� � J�i���.' ,V�,}+�t . .. . [ � i 1- � '-I 1 _; �h..:...�x'� }i .:� • ':j.,-y� �- �Y L..,_.. �� �� *� � .*�",1��e���e',. �. . 5 . �, . t y�.S.7���E.�'.�f 4� � � , -. ',Y�....v�= ' �f n rE . 1��,�4u'a.. yr :,+a_• y,, r �_�[r._���i. - ��..sL`. �1�'�'kA. .`f t � a� TRACTOR PLOW: Any tra�ked vehicle with a plow 4or exposing mineral soil,with transportaEion and perspnnel tor it's opera- �; tion. isee: dozer) ''•. :�:� ` TRESPASS FIRE: A fire which is threatening to ar has spread 's;,=: '� across �urisdictional boundaries, whereby the agency whose lands _ ; are,threatened takes suppression a�tion without priar approval or '.t°t'`- notification ai the jurisdictional agency. ~'� � �' f" TRIAGE: The process of sorting casualties ta determin� priarity �' ''.'��r �or treatment. � TRUCK: A ground vehicle with a hydraulicelly operated ladder or ! - 5� platform with a �fulk complement o�F ground ladders. s UNDER CONTROL: A fire in which perimeter spread has bee� halted `�'i� 6y natural or man-made 6arriers and no passibility of perimeter j;`; ` w, ;� spread exists. °�'`` UIJIFIED COMMAND: A method for all agencies or individuals who �;:?.� have jurisdittion responsibility� and in some cases those wh❑ � :,� have functional respo�sibility at the i�cident, to conEri6ute ta: r . �: Determining overall objectives for the incident. ' .. +� Selection nf a strategy to achieve the ob�ectives. � ' :r r 1 r�_ UNTT: That organization element having functional responsibility (; i;i�? for a specific incident planning, logistic, ar fina�ce activity. ! . ,;� WATER TENDER: Any ground vehi�le capable of transporting �� �' spe�ified quantities of water. � ,,�� � `�° W.E.S.F.O.- Acronym for Western Slope Fire Operations Center. �, " y.� Now called'Western Slope Fire Coordinating Center. This is a �, ?rti regional fed•eral <BLM) wildland fire fighting manpower and ;; �: equipment depot. tis "�+r WILDLAND FIRE: A prairie, grass or forest fire. -' ��< :Y ��; � �y� �� ' , 4r-,,-,,; ti a:r .iy��':< . Y;(-',� �. a.}�,��.�. ;:`,�'1 . .. =`rH�� . t(^ ICS5�PFD 75 �,E:. 4Y � ��� ' . . . . .. � N .. ..—._._ �.�_..�-- . .�k�J�____.— .._ �..� y .'.�.�._' . . �"'` ._'_"_'—._ . ..... . Y . . fi��`v`��: . ... ` . . � . `' ' . - ���'.ta. � . .. � . . . .. . � . 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