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I. PURPOSE 5 ' ,'�,,
II. AZ7THORITY 5
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III. AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY 6 ; ��',." '
� 2.1 GEOGRAPHIC 6 �'� �
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1 2.2 WII,DFIRE SIIPPRESSIdN 6 : .i'i,>.
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IV. PREVENTION 7
1 4.1 RESPONSIBILITY �
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4.3 Ex'f'RFMF FIRE DANGER/RED FLAG WATCH OR WARNII3G 8 1, �
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4.8 ESRE INQESTIGATIONS 10 ?'1 �+
V. PRLSIIPPRESSION 14 .' � �
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5.4 F•IIERGENCY FIRE SIIPPRESSION F[TNDS 11 �•"` "
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VI. SIIPPRESSION 23 ' �
6.1 DISPATCH PROCEDDRES 13 �
6.2 UNIFTED COMMAbTD 15 '
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6.4 REQIIESTS FOR ASSISTANCE 1� .•`;+7��:.�5t''
6.5 REQUESTS FOR AIRCRAFT 19 ;i.+.. .
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6.6 ESCAPED PRESCRIBED FIRES 21 -
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6.8 RECIPROCAL FTRE PROTECTION 21 ;�1� ;".
6.9 REIMBIIRSASLE FI'RES ZZ f �"''•
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VIII.I2ESOLDTTON OF DISPUTES 25 �:.i
- IX. ANNtlAL OPERATING PLAN REVIEW 25 �,
X. DEFINITTONS 25 ��,. . •
XI. ADDITIONAL TERMS 29 i�".
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� A. TNTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS 31
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; B. MOBILIZATION PLANS 3'7 • �v
B.1 RADTO CO2�ItTNICATIONS FREQIIENCTES 38 �i '
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B.9 CSFS EQUIPMENT RATES 59
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i WILDLAND FIRE INITIAL ATTACR SIZE—IIP FORM 6?,.�./' ,I '�'
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T. PIIRPOSE
�/-' 1.1 The purpose of this Annual Fire Operating Plan is to ., .,.',
set forth standard operating procedures, agreed
poiicies, and responsibilities to implement cooperative �
wildfire protection in order to respond to wildland
fires in a safe, prompt and effective manner on all
lands within Pitkin County. ,
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2.2 This plan fulfills section D-1 for the "Agreement for -�''.r
Cooperative Wildfire Protection" signed January third,
1989 between Pitkin County and the State Soard of :�:.�>-�.
Agriculture, and hereby becomes part of this Agreement ���"'T'':�
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1.3 This plan fulfills Section V-A for the "COOperative •f
Fire Protection Agreement" between the State of --.s
Colorado and the Forest Service (U.S. Department of � ,;`:�� �
Agriculture) , Bnreau'of Land Management (U.S. y
Department of Interior) , National Park Service (U.S. �.-�, ;.
.! Department of Interior), and Bureau of Indian AfPairs ;;*� ;-:'•
(U.S. Department of Interior), and hereby becomes part ;� ,i;;,.
of this Agreement as an attachment. ��� ", ;
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� 1.4 This plan fulfills Article I.2 of the "Emergency Fund
Contract Agreement for Forest and Watershed Fire
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I II. AUTHORITY: r; + .
J Participants to this AOP consist of the follawing agencies:
? Aspen Fire Protection District i�;,
b Snowmass-Wildcat Fire Protection District 1
! Basalt and Rural Fire Frotection District ��k
� Carbondale Fire Protection District �
Pitkin County Sheriff ft4`
; Pitkin County Board of County Commissioners ��"
� Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center �
CoI.orado State Forest Service
; Bureau of Land Management, Grand Junction District �
i U.S.F.S., WRNF, Aspen Ranger District
U.S.F.S., WRNF, Sopris Ranger District ,
U.S.F.S., WRNF, Supervisors Office
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:S agree to coordinate their wildfire protection activities as
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3.1 GEOGRAPHIC � • •
- The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Edition - 1988 '
Surface Management Status, 1:1000,000 - scale metric �
topographic maps of CARBONDAI�E and LEADVSLLE depict .
land ownership of each participating agency (reference .
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Map Color ownershio Response AQency � :+���• .
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Fire Protection Distriats ''
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3.2 WILDFIRE SUPPRESSION: � , .
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B. COUNTY SHERTFF: ����
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i 1. Suppressing wildland fires occurring on all 4 ' '
{ private property outside of fire protection � .'
districts and on all county and State lands { ;
within Pitkin County. ,
2. Assisting fire protection districts on °
wildland fires occusring within fire � „
� protection districts within Pitkin County. ',� .,
3. Assuming responsibility of wiZdland fires !y;,;
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pratection districts within Pitkin County. `;i? �1 �:
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C. COIAR�DO STATE FOREST SERVICE: -
Will assist the Pitkin County Sheriff's Department • • -
� and federal agencies on all wildland fires
occurring within Pitkin County upon request. '.r ...
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Is responsible for suppressing wildland fires on f+`'r'`
BLM lands within Pitkin County. '• .'
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� Is responsible for suppressing wildland fires on ,I`�.
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4.1 RESPONSISILITY
A. Each jurisdiction will be responsible for
administering their own fire prevention programs
� through their own prevention plans, normal public
� contacts and for providing the media with fire � ,
prevention messages pertaining to its jurisdic-
tion. Cooperating agencies should coordinate i:�
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� information to the public. In order to prevent �.��
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news releases on fire danger, open burning and � .
+ travel restrictions will be coordinated, and when :�
' pzactical, issued jointly to newspaper, radio and �`��
• � television media by the cooperating agencies. t:.�'
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i A. Open burning permits will be administered by the 1 �
� jurisdictional agency. All cooperating agencies < <:�
should notify the other cooperating agencies of �* •
j anticipated burning projects. �
� B. Standard state and local regulations and operating i ,
procedures as administered by the locaZ fire r
� protection districts for burning permits on �� ,_;
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private lands within Pitkin County should be ,.�
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� C. Notifications of all controlled/prescribed burning s! ,
, activity within Pitkin County by any agency should t�:�
� be made immediately prior to ignition and upon l
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termination of the burn directly to the Aspen- ,�
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D. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communicatians Center
' (APCCC) will Yeceive notifications of controlled �� •
burning on a 24-hour basis and will ensure the ' '
notiPicatioa of the appropriate agencies and will
serve as coordinating center for relay of ..
controlled burn in£ormation within Pitkin County. -
4.3 EXTREME FIRE DANGER/RED FLAG WATCH OR WARNING -
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A. During periods of extreme fire danger and/or red �
flag watch or warninq as announced by the National �'.:�':`� '
Weather Service, the Colorado State Forest �` "'�
Service, BLM and the U.S. Forest Service, a1Z t-' '
participating agencies should maintain a con-
centrated, coordinated fire prevention effort.
; B. Notification of extreme fire danger and/or red
� flag watch or warning for areas within Pitkin fi!� ' .'
, f County should be coordinated and the information !{�.
, provided directly to the Aspen-Fitkin County i�;'.
�, Communications Center (APCCC).
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C. All permits for open burning will be suspended by
' all cooperating agencies during the extreme fire
, danger and/or red flag watch or warning period. �
' D. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Genter ��
�7 (APCCCj will receive notifications of an extreme `� •
' fire danqer and/or red flag watch or warning for
� areas within and adjacent to Pitkin County on a �
. � 24-hour basis and will ensure the notification of y
� the appropriate agencies within Pitkin County and (
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� extreme fire danger and/or red flag watch or ;.
warning information wi�hin Pitkin County. f
4.4 RESTRICTIONS ON OPEN BURNING AND TRAVEL
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A. Implementing restrictions on open burning and/or
travel an agency lands because of £ire danger r
shall be the responsibility of the jurisdictional �.
µi� agency and shall be coordinated with all
cooperating agencies prior to implementation and
removal of the restrictions.
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H. Dissemination af information to the public on open
� ' burning and/or tzavel restrictions on agency lands :;
�° because of fire danger shall be the responsibzlity ;:
of the jurisdictional agency, shall be coordinated �.
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'i'n'� specifics of such restrictions shall be `" --
transmitted to all cooperating agencies. ;`
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C. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center •
(APCCC) will receive notifications of open burning '
and/or travel restrictions on agency lands on a .
24-hour basis and will ensure the notification of
the appropriate agencies and will serve as coor- •
dinating center for relay of open burning and/or •-
travel restYictions on agency lands information '�'r
within Pitkin County.
4.5 GOVERNORS SAN = � �
. � �t'a��� � .
A. Fire District recommendations for a Governors ban j'':
on open burning should be made directly to the t;l ..
Sheriff who will provide this information to the ' '
Governor through appropriate formal channels as �� ..
stipulated in the Cooperative Wildfire Agreement. ;; °
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. B. Consensus between all cooperators should be �;;_`'.'�
achieved prior to any recommendation to the t�i..
i Governor.
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� 4.6 ENFORCII�NT
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! A. Each federal jurisdiction will be responsible for
enforcing within its jurisdiction any applicable
burning or travel restrictions due to extreme fire � , .
danger.
H. The Sheriff will be responsible for the
- enforcement of open burning restrictions on all ':
non-£ederal lands and may assist on federal lands s
at the request of the appropriate federal agency.
. �I' C. Agency representatives that observe open burning ��
' and or travel restriction violations occurring on ��
y ( cooperator's lands should take no action other �
1 than to inform both the offending paxty and the '
i juxisdictional agency iiamediately.
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4.7 FIRE DANGSR MONITORING •
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A. When avaiiab7.e, the U.S.F.S., Aspen Ranger
� G District will receive daily fire danger reports '
from the U.S.F.S., Supervisors Office in Glenwood ��
� Springs and immediately relay that information to � '
� the Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center. y
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1 B. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center will f. `" �
I be responsible for dzsseminating that information �? ��
; to the non-state and non-federal cooperators. t
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" the other jurisdictions on these matters. `
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4.8 FIRE INVESTIGATIONS �
A. Each agency will be responsible for conducting . . .
� fire cause investigations on lands for which it
has jurisdictional responsibility with the , � -
exception that an agency taking independent Pire ••
suppression action �aithin another agency's ``�:r
jurisdiction should immediately initiate a fire
cause investigation. Follow up action should be ?`;�"`°'
' administered by the jurisdictional agency. :.•;.
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j V. PRESUPPRESSTON ' 1
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a 5.1 TRAINING
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A. Each agency shall be responsible for the wildfire ; �' �
• - training of its own personnel. � ^�
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B. Coopera�Cing agencies should inform each other of ;.��"'%•
,; pianned wildfire training sessions and extend ;' � -
invitations to other cooperators to participate. '�
� Various suppression agencies may be able to
provide qualified instructors to assist in
3 training proqrams.
C. Upon request by a cooperator, the county will '�` '.
_ assist in coordinating training between all `;"�
- '"� cooperators. �r��
� D. Each party insures that all appropriate members of .^;±�?�
? their agencies are briefed on and become familiar �`��'+
; with this and other pertinent documents. ;i, �j
� 5.2 DETECTION/NOTIFICATION "�t�
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; A. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Centex will ;��1'
! receive fire reports on a 24-hour basis and will
E ensure the notification and/or dispatch of the ap-
t ; t:
a propriate agency and resources and may serve as
j coordinating center for relay of fire information '
; back to the appropriate jurisdictional agency. �' Y �
� S B. Any agency receiving a report of a fire �aithin
's Pitkin County should relay that report immediately
to the Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center.
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C. All aerial wildPire detection flights should be �
coordinated between the cooperators. ;
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E. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center
shall be responsible for coordinating and ' '
disseminating any oommercial or qeneral aviation '
- wi2dfire detection notifications to the FAA -
: facility at the Pitkin County Airport. �.-;�:,r�"
1 5.3 INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM {`' ,
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A. The parties shall implement the use of the �� , . '
:� Incident Command System (ICS) to manage wildfire ti
suppression operations as sgecified in the �'
! Standard Operating Procedures (SOPj For The � ` -
I Implementation Of The Incident Command System '
+ (SCS) In Pitkin County dated 1/3/90. � �/
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i 5.4 EMERGENCY FI12E SUPPI2ESSION F[7NDS s .
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' A. COUNTY: ����`r :
� Pitkin County is a member of the Emergency Fire
' Fund, the Initial Attack Aircraft Agreement and
maintains a contingency fund for emergencies.
Implementation of Emergency Fire Fund and the
Initial Attack Aircraft Agreement are detailed in
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Annex A of this document. '
- � B. STATE:
- ! The Colorado State Forest 5ervice financial
� assistance for wildfires is outlined in the
Cooperative Wildfire Agreement.
' C. FEDERA.L:
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)� 1. The Federal Fire Fund is available to federal .
agencies for wildfire suppression costs.
�� Access Lo the fund is through the appropriate
� fe@eral cooperator.
,
'� 2. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) '
� financial assistance is available for certain
wildfires but is predicated on lives and/or
man-made improvements at risk at the time of !.r '
� the fire. The Colorado State Forest Service,
j Grand Junction District is the point of f:
� contact for FEMA and should be contacted �':"
� immediately in the eveht of a wildfire � ;� _
� threatening lives and/or man-made ` ; `
; improvements. � . �
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D. The listin ot intera enc a reements ertainin �' '
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to wildland fire suppression funds in Pitkin .
County is contained in Annex A of this document.
5.5 MIITUAL AID ZONES
- A. As a result of the combination of all the :;-,,r �"
' underlying interagency agreements, theze is
county-wide reciprocal mutual aid for the first �' �
� ,�:.�•:+:. . .
burning period of wildland fires between all � r��,;�
agencies. (ref. definition of First Period pg, 26) �-', .
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B. The listing oP interagency agreements pertaining ':. .i
to wildland fire suppression in Pitkin Caunty is ;.�i '
contained in Annex A of this document. :�=. , .i
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5.6 MOBILIZATION PI�ANS �fi�
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� A. Agency Mobilization Plans shouZd be compiled �w
annually prior to the Annual Operating Plan '• �'`'��
meeting by each agency and a complete inventory `��t� '
made available to all cooperators. The plans r
should be compi2ed and contained in Annex '�B" of ;
i this document and should contain:
' 1. Information on wild£ire protection organiza- x,�,
j tions, names of contact persons, and �� 3. �
� telephone numbers.
2. A listing of federal, state and county r; .
� wildfire suppression manpower, equipment, and '•`k'
facilities which are available for coopera- �4"`
tive use, subject to each agency's procedures �' °
� and regulations. t '�
3. A iisting of each agency�s radio 1'���
communications aapabilities, channels and `' � ,
call numbers.
4. A listing of each agency's wildfire resources `
of private contractors under pre-season
agreement. 7 ` '
.
, B. The plans available are:
� - White River National Forest .l.il
' - Colorado State Forest Service �;w, .a
s - Aspen and Sopris Ranger Districts F�S �
� - BLM, Grand Junction District �
' - Pitkin County �1�: �
: - Fire Protection Districts within Pitkin <>� !
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C. Manpower and equipment use rates should be •�•
computed annually by each agency and compiled and .`�'� .
contained in Annex "B" of this document. "
D. Cooperating agencies should keep each other � �
inforated throughout the fire season of Pire danger -'•i-N'
suppression activities and availability of
manpower and equipment including aircraft.
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5.7 FTRE FACILITIES -
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; A. Each agencies' fire facilities shall be made ; •'.! .
� available to all cooperators for use in a wildland ^ ;�f
fire suppression effort occurring within Pitkin "�" '
� County. ,�� .�.
' B. Each agency is responsible for the maintenance of ;:.�;,�•
its own fire facilities. " : ,i;,•:,,
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i VI. SUPPRESSION
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' 6.1 DISPATCH PROCEDURES
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A. The Aspen-PZtkin County Communications Center ;�; , .
(APCCCJ will take fire reports on a 24-hour basis
and will ensure the notification and/or dispatch
- of the appropriate agency and resources and may ��
� � serve as coordinating center for relay of fire �:;�
� + information back to the jurisdictional aqency. ,:�r
� B. Any agency receiving a report of a fire within �'� �
I Pitkin County shouid relay that report immediately ;�i��
� to the Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Cenfier.
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C. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center will at �� •
be responsible for the notification and dispatch � '
of all Sheriff, County and Fire Protectioh ; �
District resources within Pitkin County. E ;
iD. State and Eederal agencies requiring notification, �t �r ,
i dispatch and assistance from Sheriff, County and -
. Fire Protection District resources within Pitkin �
County should make that request directly to the •' �
Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center. ;:.;
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� E. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center will "��
' be responsible for notifying the Colorado State j ; -
� Forest Service of all wildfires occurring on ;`�°i �
� Private, County or state lands in a Mode 2 or 4� '
higher category.(ref. definition of Mode 2 pg. 17) ! .
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F. State and federal cooperators shall be responsible
for the notification and dispatch of their -
respective state and federal wildfire resources. •
G. The agency that can take the quickest effective '�;r .
fire suppression action should be dispatched for ;•�
initial attack per existing procedures, protocols �,;,','=�]'�`
and agreements. The agency that is responsible for �-
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fire protection on their land should assume �. `
command of the suppression action at the earliest '�`
possible time or as other�oise agreed.
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I. The participating agencies, unless requested to do ��: �
so by the agency with jurisdiction or in keeping ` '
with any existing protocols, agreements or t' � '
_ proaedures, should not take independent action on �' ''�
� I fires on lands belonging to another agency with ���?.
the following exceptions: � �!`
1. if a fire is threatening to spread across
jurisdictional boundaries or if land
i ownership is unclear, the agency whose lands
� are threatened may take action. This action
� should be coordinated coith the jurisdictional '� � �
agency. If land ownership is unknown, the
primary criteria for dispatch of forces
_ ; should be which agency is in the best �
� � position, at the time the fire is reported,
to take the most rapid and effective action. �.%
� 2. Nothing in this agreement shall be construed � 1�
� so as to prohibit or in any way restrict any ��
party from taking any action on incidents ,
i outside of their respective jurisdictions ' �`
i withouc prior approval from the jurisdic- '
tional party where such action is deemed by
the party taking the action necessary to �
prevent or minimize immediate threat of harm
to life or property. Provided, however, that •
� this agreement shall not be construed so as
� to impose any such obligation upon the party
'• taking action. In any such case, the party
� � taking action shall notify the appropriate •,';
{ jurisdictional authority of that action as '
j soon as possible. '�:;
`, J. Agencies taking independent action within another ;�+#. '
; agency's jurisdiction should ensure the s� i�
� notification of the appropriate jurisdictional
{ agency of that action as soon as possible. �'
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own jurisdiction within Pitkin County should
ensure the notification of the appropriate , •
adjacent jurisdictional agency of that action as ,.r�:
soon as possible.
L. Initial attack forces should determine location of ? ','�'=� �''
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the fire as soon as possible and relay that
information to their dispatch center for notifica- ` :"'� `
tion of the appropriate jurisdictional agency. ;�J
'. M. Agencies performing initial attack should provide "' ,
i their dispatching office with the initial attack ; .y�w �:
t fire size-up information as soon as possible for `
relay to the appropriate jurisdiction. "w� f,
N. Sheriff and Fire Protection District forces -�•�'�''•
performing initial attack on federal lands will � �� i
adhere to the appropriate federal fire suppression :�
' guidelines.
� O. Federal agenczes will provide their respective '
fire suppression guidelines to the Sheriff and
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Fire Protection bistricts within Pitkin County. � '�'° +. �
. ,.) 6.2 UNIFIED COMMAND '
! A. If a fire crosses jurisdictional boundaries and `•='�`�
becomes a multi-agency fire or meets any of the
j criteria listed below, a unified command shou2d be ;'i•�! '
i formed. The purpose of Unified Command is to meet •;` �
: i as a group and identify policies, objectives, and
i strategy, resulting in one common set of °`�•1��
j objectives given to a single incident commander or �'�1'
operations section chief for tactical �
implementation. It is a method for all agencies or `,�
� individuals who have �urisdictional respon- ;:t '
i sibility, and in some cases those who have
I �unctional responsibility at the incident, to con- �
tribute to:
� 1. Determining overall objectives for the ?�. 1� -
! incident. ".
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( 2. Selectxon of a strategy to achieve the ':ti� ;
; objectives. '• ('
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� 3. Determining cost-sharing for multi- !•'s� i
F. jurisdictional fires, ���
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H. Some criteria for determining the need for Unified . �r
' f Command:
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1. The incident is totally contained within a ;��i' �
single jurisdiction, but more than one
department or agency shares management ��� ':" :�:-
responsibility due to the nature of the �'�'�
incident, kinds and amounts of resources re- j;K�,
quired. �
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2. The incident is inulti-jurisdictional in :`.5 '
nature. `�` �
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3. A Trespass Fire x�� �;
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� i C. The unified command may consist of: � i�,•;,,
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I Pitkin County Sheriff - Sheriff or his designate ,�•
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Colorado State Forest Service - District Forester l•. �
� or his designate
Bureau of Land Management - Area Manager or his ��., .
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� designate
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� designate
! Fire Protection Districts - Chief or his designate �~4�
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� D. Participants in a Unified Command must be ',y�.
, � authorized agency Yepresentatives and must have
the ability to ensure financial and operational a:���
; decisions for their agency. ` �
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6.3 RESPONSE MODES
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! A numeYical classification system of Mode 1 to Mode 4,
' used to guickly describe an incident and predetermine �'
� ; the necessary dispatch and support actions. The size � � ,
, and' comp2exity of each incident determines its mode
' class. The Incident Commander (IC) has responsibility `s:�:.�.
± Eor identifyinq each incident's mode. The IC should �y�.'
i ensure that the mode is communicated to all assistincr (
i and cooperating agencies. ;? � -
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MODE 1: (ROUTINE OPERATION) 1'
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Routine emergency response. No significant impact ��•��
. � on local resources. No aI.erting of back-up ".
elements is necessary. May involve only one agency :, :'�;
j but may also require minimum cooperation or
sugport from other response agencies. The ��'. �
supervisor of the initial elements of the
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principal responding agency will normally act as -:':r '
incident commander (IC) in accordance with that
agency's normal procedures. The IC should .• •.•�.,,
establish a command post (even if it's only at the r,��;��:•�
hood of a vehicle on which he can place a map and ;;., .
from which he can communicate); so that .°-
communications and coordination between the IC and ;ii,
assisting or cooperating agencies can be ;,; '
established. Requirements for additional -
resources are channeled through the IC. y��
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_* MODE 2: (MIITf7AL AID RESOURCES) ��!' �s
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i An emergency which exceeds the capabilities of on- � ��5''
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; scene personnel and equipment, involves multip2e 4
� response agencies, requires mutual aid support and �
! may require preliminary alerting of County and/or
State resources. ICS is implemented and the �
! Principal Response Agency will designate �he IC,
� who will establish an incident command post (ICP). ' '
Requirements for additional resources are j� '� "
channeled through the IC, and then to each
_ individual agency. ��'
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• MOIIE 3: (COUNTY-WIDB RESOIIRCES)
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Magnitude af the incident exceeds the capabilzties f��
of routinely available mutual aid and requires �
. full mobilization of resources available in the ,t�:,
county. Principal Response Agenpy designates IC
and the ICP is established. '"� .
MODE 4: (STATE AND FEDERAL RESOIIRCES) i
�, Situation exceeds the capabilities of available !,, `�
resources in the cour�ty and requires substantial t '
' mobilization of out-of-county, State and/or i' ,.
� i Eederal resources. The ICP is estabZished and SCS '
is fully implemented. � .
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� 6.4 REQIIEST FOR ASSISTANCE ��t'
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A. FOR: SHERIFF, COUN'PY AND FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ��r
� RESOURCES: �i# "' -.
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i TELEPAONE #: 303-920-5310 �'.
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1. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center ��
- ' (APCCCj wi21 be responsible for the ti��;;
,z notification and dispatch of all Sheriff, !�
f County and Fire Pzotection bistrict resources
within Pitkin County. `�;'�
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: . 2. All cooperators requiring notification, ':�,
dispatch and assistance from Sheriff, County '
and Fire Protection District resources within -
Pitkin County should make that request -
directly to the Aspen-Pitkin County -
Communications Center (APCCC) . • -
'� $. FOR: STATE WILDFIRE RESODRCES: •�.,r •
TELEPHQNE �: 303-248-7325 or 303-491-6304 ` �
.;.,�•_,,:� •
303-248-7278 request pager � B 460
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l. Requests for State agency including National ;:;
Guard wildfire assistance should be made '
through the Colorado State Forest Service, ;�.'
� Grand Junction District. �� :
! 2. Al1 requests for State wildfire assistance by =�� �i;
�' Sheriff or Fire Protection Districts should ;w;.,'.
. ; be made directly to the Aspen-Pitkin County i��?�_:.•.
;_j Communications Center (APCCC) @ 303-920-5310 `' ' '
(or by radio) who will place the order. t:
� C. FOR: FEDERAL WILDFIRE RESOURCES: �
� TELEPHONE $: II.S.F.S. - 945-2521 �
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'` B.L.M. - 243-6555
� 1. Reguests for Federal fiYe forces should be ?�,
made through the appropriate Federal agency. ;<V
� 2. All requests for federal wildfire assistance
'� by Sheriff or Fire Protection Districts ; .�
. � should be made directly to the Aspen-Pitkin
County Communications Center @ 303-920-5310 `��;
(or by radio) who will place the order. •+
D. �: FEDERAL II�RGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY (FEMA):
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TELEPHONE #: 303-248-7325 or 303-491-6304 �'•
303-248-7278 request pager � B 460 ' •
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, 1. Requests for FEMA wildfire assistance shouZd -
be made through the Colorado State Forest
; Service, Grand Junction Dzstrict.
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2. All requests for PEMA assistance by Sherif£ �G!'
or Fire Protection Districts should be made F'�
directly to the Aspen-Pitkin County ��' �'
Communications Center (APCCC) @ 303-920-5310 ;i� ±�
(or by radio) who will place the order.
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the guidelines as established in Annex B.iz of
this document. ' .
* : F. For the purposes of this document, a21 requests '•'. ,
for Emergency 24edical Services, Search and Rescue,
local law enforcement, municipal, Colorado State
Patrol and state and federal non-wildfire
resources in Pitkin County shall be initiated '.
through Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center. "
; G. Cooperators performing initial attack within i�.r •
; another agency's jurisdiction should not order �:;,';,......
i non-reciprocal mutual aid resources without prior ;:... 7'.;�`�
permission from the jurisdictional agency. ;.,,.;,
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H. The inventory of reciprocai mutual aid resources }:}
available to the cooperators is contained in Annex t
B of this document. �"'-, �'
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6.5 REQUESTS FOR AIRCRAF'T �:; �
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'I A. BY: SHERIFF, COUNTY AND FTRE PROTECTION DISTRTCTS: "0'I.
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� TET,EPHONE �: 303-920-5310 �: 1 �`
( 1. A11 requests for aircraft by Sheriff, County _
� or Fire Protection Districts should be made
� directly to the Aspen-PitKin County
Communications Center (APCCC} @ 303-920-5310. ' '
i Prior approval by the Sheriff, the under- � � �
' sheriff or a patrol director is not required, �
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2. Prior to placing an aircraft resource order + � �
' to the APCCC, Sheriff or Fire Districts ��'
should compile as much of the information as �4'.
possible contained in the Federal Aircraft i�
Resource order foz-m � NFES 2200.
\� 3. The APCCC has the authorlty from the Sheri£f �",
� to order all aircraft request by Sheriff's � .
� deputies or Fire Districts for wildfire
incidents occurring in Pitkin County. �
i 4. The APCCC wiZl place all requests for federal � °
� wild=ire aircraft directly to the BLM, Grand
Junct`_on District @ 243-6555.
1 5. The Aspen-Pitkin County Communications Center
j will inform the 3herifE, the undersheriff or
� a patrol director as soon as possible after +yJy
! piacinq a aircraft order. S
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1. State and federal agencies shall be �•
•� responsible for ordering iaildfire aircraft ' �::
• throuqh their normal procedures. ' ' �
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C. AIRSPACE RESTRICTIONS: •
1. The Incident Commander will be responsible .
� for ensuring that any necessary airspace �
restrictions are implemented and cancelled �'�`T .
for wildfire aviation activity occurring
within Pitkin County. :,'.?�' �''
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2. Upon request by the Incident Commander, the ;�G<
� APCCC will place requests for airspace ,,'�l
; restrictions for wildPire aviation activity �
in Pitkin County to the Aenver Flight Service '' ,
Center @ 1-800-992-7433. Request should at a p� .
� minimum include radius and elevation above � j �
- qround level from incident, local description �
� �., .�.�
' of the location of the incident and duration. ,:;.:
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3. The APCCC will immediately notify the Federal i '
Aviation Administration (FAA) faoility at the "
; Pitkin County Airport @ 925-9267 of any
� impending wildfi.re aircraft activity and any
� pending airspace restrictions.
� 4. Federal agencies sha11 be responsible for ' � -
informing the APCCC of any impending federal
- j wildfire aircraft activity and any airspace
i restrictions within Pitkin County.
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i 4. The area within a five (5} mile radius and
� 3000 feet Above Ground Level (AGL) of the
� Pitkin County Airport is an Airport Traffic t�
A Area (ATA) and all aircraft operating within
� this area are subject to control by the FAA '
facility at the Pitkin County Airport.
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� 5. Agencies requesting, dispatching,
� coordinating and/or utilizing aircraft within
i the ATA should notify the aircraft �
operator(s) to contact the FAA tower on •
� a��roach control frequency 134.9 prior to
� G entering the ATA.
� D. Cooperators performing initial attack within !• �
another agency's jurisdiction should not order
non-reciprocal mutua2 aid resources without prior �." '
� permission from the jurisdictional agency.
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available to the cooperators is contained in Annex ; ,'�
B of this document. . �
F. Aqencies utilizing federal wildEire aircraft will � f'�
' adhere to all federal aviation regulations.
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6.6 ESCAPED PRESCRIBED FIRES
� .,.� .._
A. Each agency involved in controlled/prescribed
? 3aurns should notify the other agencies o£ times ;. �
; and locations of burning projects within and '-,?''-'��
adjacent to the other agencies's boundaries. This � ',ti,... .
i should be done well in advance of the project and 1 �.?
t immediately prior to igni.tion and termination of � •;f , ;
� the burn. � }
j B. Initial attack on escaped prescribed burning will � ' �� '
I be made by the forces do3ng the burning. Other -�� !�
agencies shall be �notiFied immediately. Assisting ' -'�� s;-
` agencies shall respond to escaped prescribed fires � '�' ��
consistent with existing wildfire procedures `� �"�`'
� outlined in this document and other current
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agreements between the agencies involved.
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C. The agency executing or responsible for the
prescribed fire may be financially responsible for
. the costs associated with aontrol of the escaped ' '; ;
. prescribed fire.
' j 6,7 TRAFFIC CONTROL :.
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3 A. The Sheriff shall be responsible for ensuring the ��.,:,
coordination of all traffic and crowd control for +i�
• � wildfire incidents occurring within Pitkin County. �. �,
6.8 RECIPROCAL FIRE PROTECTION {,�
A. As a resu].t of the combination of all the � �' �
underlying interagency agreements, there is
j county-wide reciprocal mutual aid for the first �
burning geriod of wildland fires between all
� agencies. (ref. definition of First Period pg. Z6) ,
� B. The listing of interagency aqreements pertaining -
� to wildland fire suppression in Pitkin County is �
contaiaed in Annex A of this document.
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y C. On fires where the County is responsible for fire
i suppression, the Colorado State Forest Service �'i
y. wi11 assist the County upon their request. �; ��, -
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D. Count1-wide reciprocal mutual aid between all
cooperators shall apply only for those agency
� `.', resources specifically identified in Annex B of ;,.,'
this document. ." • •
6.9 REIMBURSABLE FIRES
A. A71 wildfire suppression costs after the .
expiration of the first period may be considered
reimbursable costs. ,:'':r '
B. All wildfire suppression costs for fires occurring ,�`.'.:,�s��,
outside Pitkin County may be considered _ ''''.s�
reimbursable costs. j�..,...
� C. Unless otherwise previously negotiated, all '��
; wildfire suppression costs for resouYCes not `.i �
listed in Annex B of this document may be ; � '
considered reimbursable costs. 1� '
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D. When ownership and responsibility for fire �:'��
suppression can be readily determined, the ,�;�,
benefiting agency should request a specific number "i.;_
and type of suppression forces when initial attack
i is made by an assisting agency. Only the requested
� suppression forces wil2 be reimbursed unless
� otherwise agreed to between the parties invol.ved.
� E. When ownership cannot be readily determined and t ,
. I suppression action is taken independently by a
� cooperating agency, only those forces actually
• ' naeded to suppress the fire will be reimbursed.
' The suppression forces should be mutually agreed
upon between the benefiting and cooperating
` i agencies during the initial attack period if
( communications and time allow. If not, a mutual
. � agreement should be made as soon as possible.
� . F. «hen a wildfire occurs on lands of more than one ,
agency and extends beyond the first period, one of �
the following options may be used to determzne
reimbursement costs to the agencies involved: (
1. Each agency assumes its own costs as expended r ,
� .::'� by it in the fire control effort. ;'
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2, bivision of fire costs based on ownership and i
� acreage percentages. `� �
,� 3. Each agency agrees to a portion of the � •
,� suppression costs.
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G. Agencies involved in a multi-jurisdictional, ,.�
multi-agency fire that has the potentiaZ to extend "
''� beyond the first period must negotiate resources ` `
and cost allocations before the expiration of the .
. first period. -
S. Unless otherwise previous2y negotiated, `� ...
- . � reimbursable costs for all cooperating agencies� a `>' '
manpower and equipment utilized in a wildfire
; suppression effort in Pitkin County shall be "+'"'
reimbursed at the rates specified in Annex B of �"•�,
this document. Extra and/or specialized equipment
:_i rates not listed in Annex B of this document sha11 �
be negotiated under the terms of this agreement. ,:
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' I. Reimbursement procedures for counties, CSFS and t .`
;1 £ederal agencies shall be made according to the
•. terms outlined in the Cooperative Wild£ire �� �
.'; Agreement dated 1/3/89. �'�'
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J_ The documents listed in Annex A of this document la:. .
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� along with the "Interagency Fire Business r
�� Management Handbook, Supplement 1, Rocky Mountain �.,
Equipment Rental Rates" 1991 guidelines shall be
� used as aids in the determining manpower and f•
i equipment rates not identified in this or any )
� other associated agreements between the fi
cooperators. f
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`� 6.10 COMMLTNICATYONS �
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I.
�' A. Agencies should make every effort, when responding
*`" jointly to fires, to establish common radio
communications prior to dispatch of resources to � '
, � an incident. Initial radio contact for an incident ;
t occurring in Pitkin County may be made by calling
;', the incident on F.E.R.N. (Fire Emergency Radio �
"� Neterork) frequency (154.280 mHz.) . If unable to
~� establish radio contact with the incident on `
�:� t
y F.E.R.N., the Aspen-Pitkin County Communications
,;:� Center may be contacted on AJAX channel or .
I SUNLIGHT channel for information. (see Annex B.1) .
B. The various fire suppression agencies radio M
� frequenaies are listed in Annex B.l of this �
document. Y:
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C. Agencies should attempt to implement the use of i.
scanning, user programmable, multi-frequency � -
�� radios. I
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frequency to agencies in Pitkin County. F.E.R.N.
should be considered for use as an initial attack
contact frequency and a tactical network on small, "
multi-agency wildland fires.
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�� E. Each agency shall be responsible for maintaining :':r !
their own radio communications capabilities.
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interagency radio communications capabilities. �;. .
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? VII. INCIAENT REPORTS
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- 7.1 FIRES ON PRIVATE, STATE AND COUNTY 7�ANDS: � ; !�
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A. Each agency shall be responsible for completing j;,
! the "Colorado State Forest Service Indivic3ual `"
Incident Report for Watershed Threatening F'izes" �� .
for wildfires occurring within their respective
jurisdictions as outlined in Section TI of this
� document. The origin of the fire denotes the
Y3 responsible agency. Information for these reports r;
,� will be provided by the agency performing initial .
attack if other than the jurisdictional agency. !•
� B. Individual incident reports shall be mailed no �
� later than 24 hrs a£ter the occurrence to: �
� Colorado State Forest Service
� 222 S. bth St., Rm. 416 '
Grand Junction, CO, 81501 �
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C. The Colorado State Forest Service wi21 immediately ;j
forward the report to the BLM, Grand Junction � •
District. ;
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D. Individual incident report forms will be provided !
to each agency by the CSFS. ;
� E. In additian, each agency shall be responsible for ,
completing the �tColorado State Forest Service i
` i Wildland Incident Report" {CSFS 119) annual `
1 summary report for their respective jurisdictions a
as outlined in Section II of this document. The �;
report shall contain swnmary man hours for s
- Prevention, Maintenance, Training and
Administration. ``
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each agency by the CSFS. , .��
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no later than October 26 of the calendar year. �
7.2 FIRES ON FEDER,��I, LANDS: ,
A. Federal agencies shall be responsible for their �;"� ,�
=espective incident reporting for wildtires
ocourring within their respective jurisdictions as ! .�:.��.+:��- ,
outlined in Sectian II of this document. 7'`•}�
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VTII.RESOLIITION OF DISPIITES
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; 8.1 Disputes which may arfse �hrough the implementation of ; `-+
-� this agreement shall be addressed during tha annual i�A' ' _
' � operating plan review. All parties to this agreement �:,,., ;.
i shall work cooperatively to resolve any critical issues i.s+ ,;
; which may arise during the fire season. The documents ��.� :`
� listed in Annex A of this document shall be used as i��;,:<,
+ aids in the resolution of any disputes between the k�';, .
� aooperators.
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( 8.2 Any party to this agzeement may terminate its involve-
� ment in this agreement upon thirty {30} days written
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notice to the Sheriff of Pitkin County.
8.3 The Sheriff of Pitkin County shall be responsible for
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' notifying the other parties to this agreement within
i (30) days in the event of any party�s cancellation of
I their involvement in this agreement.
. � IX. ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN REVIEW
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�J 9.1 All agencies within this Operating Plan and the
Caoperating Fire Agreement should conduct a fire
management meeting no later than April lst annually. F
The Colorado State Forest Service will be responsible � •
-•i for coordinating the meeting place and times.
,,i� 9.2 Each Annual operating Plan shall remain in effect until �;,
it is replaced by a subsequent Annual Operating Plan. ! ,
X. DEFINITTOR3 '
-'� AGENCY REPRES ATIVE: Individual assiqned to an incident �
, from an assisting or cooperating aqency wha has been 4:
_�^:� delegated full authority to make decisions on all matters ;
��q affecting that agenoy�s participation at the incident. ��i
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AIR TANKER: Any fixed wing aircraft certified by FAA as
being capable of transport and delivery of £ire retardant
solutions.
BENEFITTING AGENCY: That agency which is receiving aid �r ,�
and/or support from another agency. j'
BIIRNI27G OIIT: Setting fire inside a control line to consume �4������.�
fuel between the edga of the fire and �he control line.
=�i BURNING PERIOD: That part of each 24 hour period t�hen fire �_ ,
spread is most likely to occur. Typically from 20:00 A.M. to
sundown.
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-i CONTAINED: The condition whereupon the forward spread of
;,,1 the fire has been stopped by contro]. lines or weather
change. However, perime�ker control lines may not be �
� completed or adequate to guarantee holding the fire. �r',;;:
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CONTROL A FIRE: To complete control lines around a fire, .
� any spot fires ttzerefrom, and any interior islands to be ,
saved; burn out any unburned area adjacent to the fire side
of the control lines; and cool down a11 hot-spots that are �
� immediate threats to the control lines, until the lines can �
� reasonably be expected to hold under foreseeable conditions.
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��j CONTROL LI�: An inclusive tezm for all constructed or
� - f natural fire barriers and treated tire edge used to control
� fire spread. ,
,? COOPERATING/ASSISTING AGENCX: That agency supplying aid a
� and/or support to another agency. �
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ENGINE: Any ground vehicle providing sgecified levels of
" < pumping, water, and hose capacity and with a specified 1eve1 � '
':: of personnel.
EXTENDED ATTACK: Action taken beyond the first burning
� peYiod. � .
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� FIRST PERIOD: The cirst period of an incident shall be
•'� dePined as that period of time from initial response by any
� ::� aqency until 10:00 A.P�I. of the day following that initial `�
response by any agency. �.
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-� HAND CAEW: Predetermined individuals that are supervised, ,
organized, and trained principally for clearing brush as a
� fire suppression measure. �
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� IMPROVEMENTSs Modifications or additions to Teal pTOperty
'"a whiah increases its value. !�
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�` INCIDENT ACTIOx PIlAN: The incident action plan, wh3ch is "
initially prepared at the first meeting, contains general '''
control objective raflecting the overall incident strateqy,
: and specific action plaris for the next operational period.
When complete, the incident action plans shou2d have a
number of attachments. .
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TNITIAL ATTACR: Those resources responding during the first j �
hurning period to take action on a wildfire. The type anc3 ��'•°'r •
amount of resources committed to initial attack may vary '� .�`�
according to access, location, capability, and availability �
of fire resources. This initial attack may take the form of
simply gaining visual access to the fire and relaying an '
i "Initial Attack Fire Size-Up° to the apgropriate paxty. ':
' INSTIAL ATTACK FIRE SIZE-IIP: Information regarding a ����
_ wildfire that should at minimum include location by range, },�
'� section and townshi threats to life �`
,� p, , property and natural
resources size of fire in acres fuel t �'
, , ypes involved and ��..
ahead of the fire, weather including wind speed and direc- '� .
fiay tion, topography, access, fire behavior including £lame '
lengths, rate of spread, type of spread (creeping, running,
j crowning, spotting) and direction of spread, aerial and
' natural hazards, actions taken so far, resources committed
� ' and avaflable to the incident and recommended control
�,: � actions and incident ICS organizationai structure, location i
';i of ICP, Radio networks (comraand, tac, ground to air etc.} j
..� JURISDICTIONAL AG�NCY: The agency having statutory juris- !
diction and responsibility for a specific geographical area. `
'Y; LEAD PLANE: Any aircraft used to make trial runs over
fi target areas to check wind and smoke conditions, topagraphy '
. ��� and to lead air tankers to specific targets and to supervise i
`� their drops.
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�„� LINE OFFICER: A representative from the agency having �
statutory responsibiZity for that incident.
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Mo -UP: The process of systematic complete and total i
:_� extinguishment of a7.1 burning and smaldering fuels within a .
:;�-� specified distance within the perimeter of the fire as es-
, :�,^� tablished by control lines. '
MU'I'QAL AID: Wildfire protection assistance extended by one
agency to the lands of another agency as each agency may be
�;.'� able to furnish. The specific lands and terms are defined in
.:,;^� a Mutual Aid Agreement between the agencies. ;
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�_�:y� oPERATIONAL PERIOD: The period of time scheduled for �
execution of a given set of operation actions as specified
;:;;>'� in the incident action plan. •
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specific, identified objectives under controlled, pzescribed ;�:''
conditions determined in part by £uels, weather, topography .
and other relevant factors.
PRINCIPAL RESPdNSE AGENCY fPRA): That agency which either ..
. by statute, resolution or previous agreement has the �`'r�
responsibility to designate/assign/provide the Incident
Commander/COmmand Structure to that specific incident.
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RED FLAG WATCIi OR WARNING: The total environmental °;..` •
condition such as: wind gusts in excess of 20 mph, reZative � i �
humidity of 2og or less, air temperature of 80 deqrees "
Fairenheight or more and a high pressure zone predicted for .�t
the area �or 12 hours or more. Under a warning, the '''
probability of suppressing the fire with normal initial ��
at�ack farces is low. ' !
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RECIPROCAL MUTIIAL ATD: Wildfire protection assistance '"
extended by one agency to the lands of another agency at no � �`'�;
' charge, as each may be able to furnish. s:
� REIMBURSABLE FIRE PROTECTION SER�7'rCES_ Wildfire protection
j efforts furnished as a chargeable cooperative services or
� additional personnel and equipment which exceed reciprocal
fire protection services which are furnished by one agency �;:,
j at the request of another agency.
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. � RESOIIRCES: All personnel anc3 major items of equipment
` � available, or potentially available, for assignment to ���
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• incident tasks on which status is maintained whether ��;:,
; administered directly by the responsible agency or con-
� trolled by it through mutual aid or other like agreements. 4..��
, f SPOT FIRE: Fire set outside the perimeter of the main fire + '
i by flying sparks or embers. �.���
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TRESPASS FIRE: A fire which is threatening to or has spread.
across jurisdiotional boundaries, whereby the agency whose "' �
2ands are threatened takes suppression action without prior
appzoval or notification of the juris@ictional agency. ,
WATER TENDER: Any ground vehicle capable of transporting
' specified quantities of water. •
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' WILDFIRE: UncontroZled fire burning in forest, prairie,
brush or cropland fuels. ;y�'
Additional definitions are found in Attachment # 2 oP the Annex ;��. -., -
to the Cooperative Wildfire Protection Agreement and in the °t�i
Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) For The Implementation Of The �
r Incident Command System (ICS) In Pitkin County dated 1/3/0. �!� ,
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, pre-existing agreements or procedures tahether or not ; • ."�
pertaining to the subject matter contained herein on ' • .
any parties part nor does it abdicate any statutory �
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XII. SIGNATORY .
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INTERAGENCY AGREEFiENTS .
1) EMERGENCY FIRE FOND AGREEMENT (EFF)
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Signed: 3/12/91 ; ` �
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� Anniversary date: none ,
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� Pitkin County is a memher of the EFF agreement. This �r;
' fuad's purpose is for the Colorado State Forest :. •
' Service, upon requast from the Pitkin County Sheriff, Xr
� to assist in the management and costs associated with i�., �
_ the suppression of wildfires that exceed the �
� , capabilities of the fire protection districts and the � �
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? Implementation of the Emergency Fire Fund can only be �
requested by the Pitkin County Sheri£f and accepted by
� the Colorado State Forester upon recommendation of the
I local CSFS District Farester. For this reason, it is
� important the CSFS bistrict Forester be notified
,� immediately of potentially major fires on private/state ,
lands. �
i Should the fire surpass the ability of the fire
� protection districts and the County resources to
contain it, EFF implementation can occur more rapidly
with a CSFS representative on the fire site.
_ � Costs and management of the fire by CSFS are assumed
for only the period after an official declaration by
the State Forester. �
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2) TNITIAL ATTACR AIRCRAFT AGREII�N'P ;
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Signed: 6/21/88 t
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,� Anniversary date: � auto renew w/annual rate � .
; schedule due each year
.',� Pitkin County and the Pitkin County Sheriff have �. , �'
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� entered into a cost sharing agreement with the State of t
Colorado for the use of initial attack aircraft for i
wildland fire suppression. (helicopter bucket drops or � '
��1 fixed wing retardant dzops) This allows the sheriff to
I utiZize fire suppression aircraft for controlling + '�
wildland Pires on nonfederaZ lands within Pitkin � j
County. The Sheriff, undersheriff or patrol directors
must be contacted in order to activate this agreement.
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� ` 3) MOTUAL ATD AGREEMENT FOit FIRE FIGHTING SERVICES •
Siqned: il/30/88
' Anniversary date: none � � :
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This is a reciprocal mutual aid agreement between the
Aspen, Snowmass, Basalt, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs, i �:.�.•,-•••,.
Rifle, Silt, Parachute and Newcastle fire departments. }�'��
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4) AGREII�fENfi FOR COOPERP.TIVE WILDFIRE PROTECTION
S igned: 1/3/8 9 �•.�r
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! Anniversary date: none ��
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_ This is the parent cooperative wildfire agreement iQ�� �•
between Pitkin County, the Pitkin County Sheriff and ��,�;t?,,
� the Colorado State Forest Service. This agYeement a
details the relationships between the parties and calls �
for an Annual (wildfire) Operating Plan,
' 5) ANIIiJAT, FIRE OPERATING PLAN
Signed: 4/2/91 �
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Anniversary date: 5/1/92
�� ( This is an annually updated document between the Aspen, �:
Snowmass, Basalt and Carbondale fire departments, the
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� Pitkin County BOCC, the Pitkin County Sheriff, the ..
Colorado State Forest Service, the BLM and the USFS +
i detailing the specifics of wildland fire fighting 4��
; responsibi].ities in Pitkin County. �
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j6) INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEM STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDDRES ' � �
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{ Signed: 1/3/90 , �
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Anniversary date: 1/3/92 - w/annual review � • ,
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' This agreements defines the protocols for the implemen- -
� tation of ICS on multi-agency incidents occuring within �,
= Pitkin County. Most agencies endorse and are currently
� using ICS on multi-agency incidents in Pitkin County. :.;
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7) RECIPROC2II, MUTQAT. AID AGREIIdENT BETWEEN TfIE CARBONDALE FIRE i�;
} PROTECTION DISTRTCT AND TfiE PITRIN COUNTY SFIERIFF. .�t ��.
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iSigned: 6/9/88 �j': �
Anniversary date: none }.�Y� .
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i 8j RECIPROCAL MUTaAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE BASALT AND RIIRAL ' -
� FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT 1�ND THE PITRIN CoUNTY SHERIFF. ..,•.r..'
Signed: 9/9/88 ' '
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Anniversazy date: none �' .
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assist each other in fulfilling their respective ��
responsibilities on all incidents. r,�
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_ 9j RECIPROCAL MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE ASPEN FIRE ?;w'•� Z
PROTECTION DISTRICT AND THE PITRIN COIINTY SHERIFF. - � `�:
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� Signed: 8/9/88 r, "f :
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Anniversary date: none
� This is a no-cost for the first period, reciprocal,
� all-risk mutual aid agreement whereby the parties will '
assist each other in fulfilling their respective � '
responsibilities on all incidents.
10) RECIPROCAL MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SNOWMASS-WILDCAT i�;."
- FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT AND THE PTTKIN COUNTY SHERIFF. �k'
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. Signed: 8/29/89 � �i
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This is a no-cost for the first period, reciprocaZ, `,1�� .
all-risk mutual aid agreement whereby the parties will
, assist each other in fulfilling their respective ' �
� responsibiZities on all incidents. + .
11) EQIIIPMENT AGREEMENT BE'PWEEN TFiE COIARADO 5TATE FOREST +? '
SII2VICE, PITRIN COUNTY� PITRIN COUNTY SHERIFF AND THE
� CARBONDALE FIRE PROTECTION DISTF2ICT.
Signed: 6/11/91
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� Anniversary date: status report due each year ;:r,y,
' This is an agreement for the joint use between the �e�;i �" � `
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12) EQIIIPMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN TfiE COIARADO STATE FOREST
SERVICE, PITRIN COIINTY, PI'LI�N COUNTY SAERIFF AND T1iE BASALT
AND RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT. • •
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;,� Signed: 12 f 1/76
'ti Anniversary date: status report due each year
Triis is a no-cost agreement for the join� use between �'r �
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. fire suppression equipment. � •
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13) AGREII�'fENT BETWEEN THE PITKIN COUNTY SHERIFF AND PITRIN
COUNTY.
� Signed: 7/26/88 �:
, Anniversary date: none
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This is an agreement whereby the county will make all `�1•
�,j of its resources available to and under �he administra- i;-;
- tion of the Pitkin County Sheriff for use on all inci- -�;. .
• dents occurring in Pitkin County.
._j 14) II.S. FOREST SERVICE/PITRIN COIINTY ROAD MAINTENANCE AGREEMEN7" �
Signed: 7/14/78
� Anniversary date: none, revision of specifics on an ��
��' as need basis.
� This is a bill for service agreement whereby Pitkin .
. County maintains U.S.F.S. responsibility roads.
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• 15) II.S. FOREST SERVICE/PITKIN COIINZ'Y LAW ENFORCE2�NT AGREEL�NT.
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� Signed: 7/13/89
, �. Anniversary date: none, annual operating plan and �; •
. i rate schedule due each year.
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� This is a bill for services aqreement whereby the
j Sheriff's Department provides law enforcement to the ,
; U.S.F.S, in U.S.F.S. administered campgrounds.
� 16) RECIPROCAL M[JTUAL AID AGREII�NT BETWEEN THE PTTKIN COIINTY -
� • SSERIFF AND TF� B.L.M. GRAND JIINCTION DISTRICT .
S" Signed: 5/2/89 Amended: 4/8/91 �"�'"
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the parties will assist each other in fulfilling their .
respective responsibilities on wildfire incidents.
I.7) RECIPROCAI, MUT[JAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN TI� ASPEN POLICS
; DEPARTMENT AND THE PITRIN.COIINTY SHERIFF. �"��:r .
i Signed: 12/2 9/8 9 4,';t`:;,��>'
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� Anniversary date: none
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18) RECIPROCAL MUTiTAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SNOWMASS VILI,AGE ib;;
' POI,ICE DEPARTMENT AND THE PITRIN COUNTY SHERIFF. �x�-�
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Signed: 1/16/89 �
Anniversary date: none
This is a no-cost for the first period, reciprocal,
' all-risk mutual aid agreement whereby the parties will +, •
� assist each other in fulfilling their respective
- responsibilities on a1Z incidents.
� 19) RECIPROCAL MIITfJAL AID AGRF�*�'F BETWEEN THE BASALT POLICE
. � DEPAR7.'MENT AND TIiE PITKSN COIINTY SHEI22FF. ��
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; Anniversary date: none ��
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� This is a no-cost for the first period, recipYOCal,
� all-risk mutual aid agreement whereby the parties will
; assist each other in Pulfilling their respective �
� responsibilities on all incidents. �•{ ,
f 20) RECIPROCAL MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT BETWEEN TfiE CAR$ONbALE
, �� POLICE DEPAI2TMENT AND THE PITRIN COUNTY SHERIFF.
Status: 2/27/90 ,'•; �:
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Anniversary date: none �
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Anniversary date: none '''�•=�
'� This is a memorandum of understanding between the two �_''�:;V
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� Anniversary date: none ��•:`.
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� PITRIN COUNTY SHERIFF. i. �
Signed: 7/11/90 Amended: 3/27/91
This is a no-cost for the first period, reciprocal, ' }, .
mutual aid agreement for wildfire suppression whereby �
� the parties will assist each other in fulfilling their
, respective responsibilities on wildfire incidents.
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24) ENGTNE STRIRE TEAM AGREEMENT BETWEE TSS CARBONDAII: FIRE �_{
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RADIO COMM[TNTCATIONS FREQQENCIES ' �
ASFEN-PI2'KIN COIINTY COMMUNICATIQNS CENTER:
Monitors all the * channels 24 hours per day
PITRIN CODNTY SFIERIFF'S DEPARTMENT: ';r ..
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j ASPEN * Aspen Fire D&S Rx - 153,845 Tx - 158.775 136.5 �
� BASALT * Basalt Fire D&S Rx - 154.445 Tx - 153.770 100.0 ;�� ,
C SNOWMASS * Snowmass Fire D&S Rx - 154.385 TX - 153.690 162.2 ;i��i . .
CARBONDALE * Elephant Fire Ops Rx - 153.950 Tx - 154.430 179.9 , x'�
1 MARBLE * Elephant Fire Ops Rx - i53.950 Tx - 154.430 179.9 ';�_ ,•`,
,i REDSTQNE * Elephant Fire Ops Rx - 153.950 Tx - 154.430 179.9
I FIRETAC ICS Fire Group Net Rx - 154.325 Tx - 154.325 100,p rF��'�"'•�
FERN ICS Fire Group Net Rx - 154.280 Tx - 154.280 c/s '•
PITKIN AIR TAC ICS Grounc2/air Net Rx - 222.925 Tx - 122.925 c/s �
! NOTE: All fire Departments have FERN capability
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� �' � CSFS Work Rx - 151.340 Tx - 151.340 c/s �`�
I�IITIAL CONTACT ONLY RX - 168.850 RX - 168.225 156.7 !� _
FERN RX - 154.280 TX - 154.280 c/s ��1
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USFS * White River #1 Rx - 169.925 T�c - 169.925 c/s �r�;
USFS White River Repeater Rx - 169.925 Tx - 170.525 c/s •i
USFS White River Work �1 Rx - 168.600 Tx - 168.600 c/s �
USFS White River Work #2 Rx - 168.200 Tr. - 168.200 c/s
FERN Rx - 254.280 Tx - 154.280 c/s '
BLM DISPATCH & IC ONLY Rx - 168.850 TX - 168.225 156.7 V' •
„ BLM Work Rx - 168.350 Tx - 168.350 c/s
� � FERN Rx - 154.280 Tx - 154.280 c/s
NOTE: Contract fire aircraft have 9600-channel radio system with
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in" County frequencies. The Incident Commander/Command �� '
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AJAX * ICS Command Net Rx - 155.535 Tsc - 154.770 100.0 -
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SUNLIGHT * ICS Command Net Rx - 155.535 Tx - 154.770 179.9 •
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LAWTAC ICS Law Group Net Rx - 154.815 Tx - 154.815 100.0 �"�',r .
NLEEC * ICS Law Group Net Rx - 155.475 Tx - 155.475 c/s
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� MED 4 Medical Ops Rx - 463.075 Tx - 468.075 141.3 "� .
i MED 10*(Aspen Mtn.) Medical Ops R�c - 462.975 Tx - 467.975 141.3 �;j ;
j 1+4Ep 10 (Sunlight) Medical Ops Rx - 462.975 Tx - 467.975 136.5 ; F� ..
� EMSTAC (HERN) ICS Medical Net Rx - 155.340 Tx - 155.340 c/s ''. '
; AVfi EMERGENCY R�OM (Ajax) Rx - 155.535 Tx - 154.770 100.0 -" a
� (Ground to airj Rx - 123.050 Tx - 123.050 c/s ��"�
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these channels are subject to change and are assigned only '.�:, ,
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i EI,EPHANT FIRE......................Rx - 153.950 Tx - 154.430 179.9 '-:i'��
} ASPEN CITY * ICS Logistics Net Rx - 154.040 Tx - 154.040 7.00.0
, � MRA Mountain Rescue Ops Rx - 155.160 Tx - 155.160 c/s ,: �•
{ ASPEN TOWER APPROACH CONTROL.......Rx - 134.9 . Tx - 134.9 c/s ;^,.;;�;, ;
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ASPEN-PTTi�N CQUNTY COMMIINICATIONS CENTER .,�r�'
� Emergency.................... ...............................9-1-1
Non-emergency.. .................................... . ..920-5310 i:�?�r,�,,,
Director: Hrent�Finster.....mobile - 920-0626.... ....H�- 963-1756 ;�;,..
+ Technician: Don Smith.....,.mobi2e - 923-6331-1347,..H - 963-9102 , • .; �
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Sheriff: Bob Braudis.. .H - 923-3070 """�•
� Undersheriff: Lorrie White...•....•.�.. .......���....H - 963-3b33 . ���'
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' Non-emergency. �........................................925-5532 � , .
•� Chief Peter Wirth..... .. ...........................H - 925-8075 �
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-; Non-emergency....................... .....................923-2212
Chief Bill Cowan.. ,H - g23-4314
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� Chief Ron Thiering..........mobile - 923-6331-1348, H•- 963-9679 + '
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District Chief Ron Leach.............................H - 963-1938 : �� ,
Carbondale Chief Gene Schilling.......... .......H - 963-2182 : ��
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Chief John VanDis............. ..............H - 963-3415 ''}"
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' I' Chief Larry Deemer....... ..................H�- 963-0101 �';
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� Grand Junction Office... .... ......... ... ... ....... ..248-7325 3.r �
, Aistrict Forester John Denison..... . .. ........H - 2�35-4840 �
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� Grand Junction District, Fire Dispatch....... .... ...... ..243-6555 .
1 Fire Management Officer Pete B1ume... ...:::::::.H _ 242-2927
j Fire Control Officer Winslow Robertson.. .H 464-7031 �j �
"� Dispatcher Dee Foglequist.. .......... ... ....... .H - 858-9220 �
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WSFCC Coordinator Paul Hefner........... ... .... .H - 241-2081 j '- '
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White River Natl. Forest, Aspen District.. ... ... .... .. ..925-3445 1
District Ranger Gretchen Merrill....... . ... .....A - 927-3052 �• '
Loren Kroenke........... ................ ........H - 920-1840
:i.� Pete 3ob5on.. ................ ........... ... .....H - 945-4023
� Jim Stark.... ... ...... . ... ....... . .. . ... .....H - 925-1875
`� A1 Grimshaw.. ... ... ..... . ..••--......... ... .,...H y 945-7749
Ruth Beckwith. .Ii 925-6187
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District Ranger Kevin Riordan.. .H 963-1432
,1 Sam Schroeder/F.M:O....:.:. .:::::::::::: :::::::•H - 963-1741 .
� Wayne Ives.. ..... ..... . .. .H 963-1546
Tom Kuekes... ... ....... ... ... ....... .... ........H - 963-9814
Sally Jakeway.. ........... ... ....... ... . ...... ..H - 963-3752
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. ANNEX B.3 ' . ,
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, � PI'PICIN COUNTX MANPOS+IER AND EQUIPMENT RATES t ,
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PITRIN COIINTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
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1 SheTiff $5d.00 P.H. ea. 's` ?
1 Undersheriff $50.00 P.H. ea. ; r•,•
3 Patrol Directors $50.00 P.H. ea. i � :''t
26 Road Deputies w/patrol car $50.00 P.H, ea.
4 Administration $50.00 P.H. ea. `f
12 Jail Staff $50.00 P.H. ea. ; " ` '
3 Communications Supervisors $50.00 P.H. ea. 'w
3 Communications Technicians w/car $50.00 P.H. ea. •'� z
15 Communications Specialists/Dispatchers $35.00 P.H. ea. ��� ``
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�i PITRIN COUNTY ROAD AND BRIDGE EQIIIPMENT RATES ��
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.i (includes operator, service truck and all operating supplies}
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- VEH.� -----DESCRIPTION _`P H_`RATE_ !,;'
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104 88 Chevy UTIL. 4X4 1 TON $36.35 '
�. 128 87 Chevy P.U. 4X4 1/2 TON $27.60 � :k; �
_ + 231 90 Chevy P.U. 4X4 3/4 TON $27.60 ! ��s;.
� 132 90 Chevy P.U. 4X4 3/4 TON $28.70 "�. ,
133 90 Chevy P.U. 2X4 3/4 TON $28.70 ?,�;�
202 89 I.H, dump truck reversible $51.35
j1 234 86 I.H. Navistar tandem plow $51.35 ;�-., '
ZI9 83 I.H, dump truck reversible $49.35 ��� E�
i 229 85 I.H. dump truak reversible $41.35 ;,. , �
� 200 88 Mack dump truck 2X6 $51.35
224 89 Mack dump truck $51.35 t c
�. 239 90 Case backhoe 580K $49.35
� 250 87 Cat loader 950 H $64.35 �
i 217 81 Cat grader 140 G2 4X6 $63.00 � �
i 218 89 Cat grader 140 G2 6X6 $66.35 '
; 238 90 Cat grader 140 G2 bX6 $67.35
207 74 J.D. 450 Dozer ICS TYPE 3 $79.35 !�,, � `
232 86 I.H. 3500 gal. ICS TYPE 1 TENDER $70.00 = '
233 8b Unimog R/H drive w/bYUSh cutter $54.35 �1 '
108 88 air compressor w/tools $46.35 'i
,; 119 79 Wacker compactor $26.35 �� •� -
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ANNEX B.4 �
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PITKCN COUNTY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICTS
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� FIRE SIIPPRESSION VEHICLES ��
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ASPEN FPD .
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Z. 2980 Ford 5 ton 4x4 ENGINE � Z
Water capacity - 750 gallons - 1000 gpm. pump �
ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel �..,i
Housed at Gerbaz station '
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2. 1972 Ford 5 ton 4x2 ENGINE # 4 �„�
Water capacity - 500 gallons - 1000 qpm. pump a` i �
ICS Type ]. � Engine/structural - gas - 55' snorkel truck ;�' •,f,
Housed at Starwaod station a^' .�
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I 3. 1975 FWD 5 ton 4x4 ENGINE # 5 � � `'
Water capacity - 1,000 gallons - 1250 gpm. pump !
;� ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel
I Housed at airport station
4. 1977 FWD 5 ton 4x4 ENGINE # b �
water capacity - 1,000 gallons - 125o gpm. pump ' '
ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel
, i Housed at Aspen station
�. 5.. 1990 Pierce 4x4 RESCUE # 7
{ 150 gallons pre-mix AFFF foam
f Extrication, Rescue & Command Center - 920-0663
' ICS Type � X Enqine/structural - diesel �
:i Housed at Aspen station
6. 1983 FWD 5 ton 4x4 ENGINE # 8 ,
' Water capaaity - 750 gallons - 1000 gpm, pump
W/6,000 watt generator
ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel
Housed at Aspen station � '
� ' 7. 1968 GMC 4X4 ENGINE � 3 � .
Water capacity - 500 gallons - 50o gpm. pump
TCS Type 2 X Engine/wildland - gas � -
Housed at Aspen station ��
8. 1983 Pierce 4x2 TRUCK � 1
�� Water capacity - 300 gallons - 1500 gpm. pump
; ICS Type � Engine/structural - diesle - 75' ladder truck ' '
,:A1 Housed at Aspen station +
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l. 1971 Ward LaFrance 2 1/2 ton 4x2 ENGINE $ 241
Water capacity - 50o gallons - 1500 gpm, pump '
ICS Type 1 Engine/structural - diesel �
Housed at Snowmass station '
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2. 1991 Pierce 4x2 TRUCK $ 245
` Water capacity - 300 gallons - 1500 gpm. pump ;•.`•;.,,�,
� ICS Type � Engine/structural - diesel - 105' ladder truck 1��''>`'.'�
� Housed at Snowmass station ;': .
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3. 1987 Pierce 5 ton 4x4 ENGINE # 244 :�
Water capacity - 50o gallons - 150o gpm. pump
ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel r�, - .
Housed at Snowmass station �
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- 4. 1988 Boardman 5 ton 4X2 ENGINE � 243 �!; ;=
' � Water capacity - 400 gallons - 1500 gpm. pump ��:.,.
ICS Type 1 � Engine/structural - diesel - Tele-squirt �.��;
Housed at Snowmass station
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I BASALT & RIIRAL FPD
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� 1. 1978 Ford ton 4X2 ENGINE # 456
Water capacity - 750 gallons - 1000 gpm. pump
I ICS Type 1 Engine/structural - diesel
� - ! Housed at Sasalt station
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� i 2. 1991 GMC 1 ton 4X4 ENGINE # 462 `
; Water capacity - 260 gallons - 480 gpm. pump �"
; 20 gallons class A foam 20 gallons class B foam
; ICS Type 6 X Engine/wildland - gas ��
' � Housed at E1 Jebel station
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� 3. 1991 Ford 1 ton 4X4 ENGINE # 463 � •
� Water capacity - 280 gallons - 48o gpm. pump
� 30 gallons class A foam
ICS Type 6 X Engine/wildland - gas
Housed at Thomasville station
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4. 1984 GMC General 27 1/2 ton ENGINE ,� 458 -
� ; Water capacity - 2,500 gallons - 125o gpm. pump
ICS Type 1 Engine/structural - diesel - tender/pumper '
Housed at Basalt station ! '�
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5. Military 2 1/2 ton 6x6 * ENGINE � 465 `{i
Water capacity - 1,000 gallons - 250 gpm. pump I _
� ICS Type 3 X Tender-pumper/wildland - gas ��:� ��
Housed at Basalt station �'' �,
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6. 1981 GMC Brigadier 4x2 ENGINE � 457 •
Water capacity - 1,20o gallons - l000 gpm. pump
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Housed at E1 Jebel station ,
7. 1986 Pierae 4x4 ENGINE # 451 ,"•'`r. N�
Water capacfty - 500 gallons - I000 gpm, pump
Light Water capacilities ;' ,�:`:,�.-�r.�.
ICS Type 1 X Engine/structural - diesel •''1 '•s ,
Housed at Basalt station ;;;{,.. .
8. 1976 GMC 4x4 ENGINE # 455 -,1
Water capacity - 500 gallons - 750 gpm. pump
ICS Type 2 X Engine/structural - gas ���`�
Housed at Thomasville station �_�' ;:
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� 9. 1983 GMC 4X4 SQUAD TRUCK � 471 `;�!i ,'-;�•
swift water rescue, wildfire, personnel • :, �,,,
refurbishment and communications equipment `� p:
ICS Type � X specialized equipment - gas
Aoused at Basalt station !':
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10. 19b1 3/4 ton 4x4 GMC RESERVE
Watez capacity - 200 gallons - 25o gpm. pump � �
� ICS Type 6 X Engine/wildZand - gas f�.; �
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� 1. 1977 Ford C-8000 ` ENGINE $ C 67 �'"
Water capacity 750 gallons 100o gpm, pump j.4;:
IICS Type 1 Engine/structural - dieseZ � .�
•� 2. 1977 Dodge 1 ton 4x4 ENGINE � C 69 's <
' Water capacity - 300 gallons - 250 gpm. pump ��`-,
; ICS Type 3 X Engine/wildland - gas
3. 1972 IHC 2 1/2 ton 4x2 ENGINE # C 66 �
; Water capacity - 2,00o gallons - 30o gpm. pump
� ICS Type 3 Tender - wildland - gas �, ,
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� ( 4. 1981 GMC Brigadier 10 ton ENGINE � C 65
� Water capacity - 2,500 gallons - l000 gpm. pump
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{ l. 1965 Dodge 1 2/2 ton 4x4 ENGINE # M 67 �� �,� ; '
� Water capacity - 50o gallons - 500 gpm. pump
� ICS Type 2 X Engine/structural - qas
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: i Water capacity - 1,000 gallons - 250 gpm. pump . • �
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' I. Military Z 1/2 ton 6x6 * ENGINE � R 66 � �`•tN
Water capacity - 1,000 gallons - 25o gpm. pump �'� :'
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s: ��.;�"�.'
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. Water capacity - 75o gallons - 1000 gpm. pump
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* = Equipment owned by the Colorado State Forest Service � '
. � = Specialized type of equipment R';:
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• EQIITPMENT RATES �ii},
� Colorado State Forest Servica Equipment used on a fire shall be
paid accvrding to ��Amendment � 77, January, 1991" section 4214.10
of the CSFS Manual found in Annex B.9 of this document. E3ctra
and/or specialized equipment rates shall be negotiated.
Unless otherwise stated in this document, Fire Protection ,
� District equipment used on a fire under the terms of this
agreement shall be paid according to the following rate schedule.
- , � Extra and/or specialized equipment rates shall be negotiated.
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� PER HOIIR / MIpIIMUid DAILY GffAUArrrFF `
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I (does not include minimum manpower/operator compli_ment) �
ICS TYPE I, Engines, structuraZ and specialized engines
, 112.00/896.00 �
� ICS TYPE II, Engines, structural & wildland �
75.00/600.00
ICS TYPE IIT & VI, Engines, wildland • �
50.00/400.00
�� ICS TYPE II, Tender-purapers, structural ` �
1Z2.00/896.00 4,';
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ICS TYPE IIT, Tenders, structural �
40.00/320.00 .
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MINIMUM MANPOWER COMPLIMENT:
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TYPE I, engines, structurai and specialized engines: = 4 total: ' ��,�
1 Engine forman @ AD-4
' 3 Engine crewmembers @ AD-3 , -
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( TYPE II, tender-pumpers, structnral = 4 total:
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3 Tender-pumper crewmembers @ AD-3 ' !
TYPE III, tenders, structural = 2 total: , ;
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1 Tender forman @ AD-4 ���
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` � Additional manpower must be pre-approved by the requesting agency. _
Manpower must come from agency that ownes or houses the equipment.
Minimum manpower compliment for CSFS engines housed by fire �;'
protection districts wi1Z be furnished by the Districts that � � �
house the equipment but hired and paid by the contractee. '
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Sheriff, County and Fire Protection District equipment hired wiZl
,�� ahere to the terms of the USDA/USDI Optional FoiZn � 294 (REV.B-90)
with the £ollowing provisions/exaeptions:
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- Rates are portal to portal. (ref. sect. 5) � �
- Fire Protection District work rate is based on all operating -
supplies being £urnished by the contractee. (ref. sect.6)
- Fire Protection District minimum manpwer compliment will be �°
furnished by the Districts that own the equipment but hired ` � ,
and paid by the contractee. (ref. sect. 7, 10) ,.
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- Sherifg and County work rates are based on all operators and :�
all operating supplies being furnished by the County. : 'K;i
(ref.. sect.6,7) ; ..i
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- If equipment is used�less than eight (8) hours per shift, �:•;: . .`
the amount paid will be the total of the minimum daily i,�i .
guarantee. (ref. sect. 13 & Clause 7,a,3,4) i�;� �
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' Rates are to be computed hourly, or daily as indicated. `
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- Times of use and minimum daa.ly guarantee rates axe � � '•
� determined by equipment shift records from USDA/USDI �
Optional Fornt $ 297 (9-81} unless hour meter is indicated.
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� - With prior approval by contracting agency and contracting
� agency approved documentation, Fire Protection District �
costs incured for operating supplies as identified in Clause ° +.
I 4 are considered riembursable costs. (ref. sect. 14)
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�, MANPOWER RATES �`
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, � Unless otherwise stated in this document, Fire Protection
' District employees/members/operators us.ed �n a fire shall be paid
I according to "Exibit 5" section 13.6--9 as ammended for 1991 of
� the Interagency Fire Business Management Handbook found in Annex
j B.8 0£ this document. � ,
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B.L.M. ,
GRAND JUNCTI�N DISTRICT '
1991 MANPOFTER APID E4IIIPMENT RATES '
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ENGINES:
1985 GMC 2 1/2 ton 4X4 (heavy) ENGINE 572 ? t,' �'�':���
Water Capacity - 600 gallons - 70 gpm. pump ', ;;�,;.
ICS Type 5 X Engine/wildland - gas � : ;.
Milage rate - $.44/mile - $25.o0/hr. ; •1
Housed in Grand Junation �r
Minimum manpower/operator compliment: 2 total �,!� � ', �,
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, ' 1989 IHC 2 1/2 ton 4X4 (heavy) ENGINE 471 . , *
Water Capacity - 750 gallons - 70 gpm. pump ���!; '>-
ICS Type 4 X Engine/wildland - diesle : �;:,
Milage rate - $.40/mile - $25.00 ? �`�.
Housed in Grand Junction �
Minimtua manpower/operator compliment: 3 total '�'
1990 FoRD I ton 4X4 (light) ENGINE 673
Water Capacity - 200 gallons - 70 gpm. pump
ICS Type 6 X Engine/wild7.and - diesle '�
Milage rate - $.40/mile - $15.00 �
'. - - Housed in Rifle
. Minimum manpower/operator compliment: 2 total 4' �
1989 CHEV. 1 ton 4X4 (liqht) ENG2NE 674 ��'
4:',
' Water Capacity - 200 gallons - 7o gpm. pump ?�
' ICS Type 6 X Engine/wildland - gas '
`� Milage rate - $.22/mile - $15.00 ; ��
� Housed in Glenwood Springs t��•
Minimum manpower/operator compliment: 2 total
�
Engines come with a minimum o£ one enqine Eoreman and crewmembers
� @ base wages/hazard pay/oT ,
� regular overtime O.T.w/hazard
� � Foreman (per hr.) $ 9.07 $13.60 $15.87
Crewmembers (per hr.) $ 7.27 $10.90 $12.73 ea.
' AdditionaZ manpower must be pre-approved by the requesting '
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�� � $133.75/hr. .
� Availability $55o.o0/hr. _
' Flight Rate/Ferry Rate $ 66.00/hr. ,
! Full Subsistance "
Partial Subsistance $ 32.00/day ...
Service Truck Mileage $ .64/mile ���'r.
Chase Truck Mileage $ .22/mile ':';;, '�
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agency. �
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1 Foreman (per hr.) $10.07 $15.10 $17.62 �
1 Asst. Foreman(per hr.) $ 9•07 $13.60 $15.87 .
3 Crewmembers (per hr.) $ 8•13 $12.20 $14.23 ea. 1. �
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U.S.F.S '
ASPEN RANGER DISTRTCT �.
1991 MANPOWER AND EQUIPMENT RATES . ' '
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� ENGINES:
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i 1990 3/4 ton 4X4 P.U. w/slip on ENGINE T 2379 ': a�;�
Water Capacity - 125 gallons - 35 gpm. pump `�'.'
� ICS Type 7 X Engine/wildland - gas ':''''�°'-
' Milage rate - $.43/mile + $ 6.60 per day !:��
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Comes with minimum of one engine foreman and two crewmembers ;;�f .
` @ base wages/hazard pay/OT `,�'
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VEHICLES:
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VEH.# DESCRIPTION MILRAGE RATE DASLY RATE
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� 1788 3/4 ton 4x2 P.U. $•37 $ 4.37 �
2I57 3/4 ton 4x2 P.U. $.37 $ 4.37 -'"!• '
2193 6 pass. 4x4 sub. $.40 $ 9.17
1925 1/2 ton 4x2 P.U. $.16 $ 3.00 �. •
. _,£ 2379 3/4 ton 4x4 P.U. $.43 $ 6.60 �„ ,_`
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� 4 1 SQIIAD: 4 crawmembers + squad boss w/radio comunications ;'�"
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\ � A1l USFS personnel utilized on an incident will be paid @ their ;
GS rate + hazard pay + OT according to the hours & type of �rork. �`�
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' GS 3 (per hr.) $ 6.48 Aazard pay = base wage + ;.�•� ,-
GS 4 (per hr.) $ 7.27 1/4 x base wage ;:-:� �
GS 5 (per hr.) $ 8.13 _
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GS 6 (pex hr.) $ 9.07 ' OT = bases wage + 1/2 x ;: e�:� .� �
GS 7 (per hr.) $10.07 base waqe '- s i
GS 9 (per hr.) $12.32 '� f
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ANNEX B.7 -
U.S.F.S "'
SOPRIS RANGER DISTRICT �.�Y .
1991 MANPOWER AND EQIIIPMEHT RATES ` `
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CARBONDALF FIRE CACfiE• �,�
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ENGINES: t.
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1985 Dodge 3/4 ton 4X4 P.U. w/slip on ENGINE 1654 ;
' Water Capacity - 125 gallons - 35 gpm. pump �s�. �
� ICS Type 7 X Engine/wildland - gas �; f �
� Milage rate - $.43/mile + $ 6.60 per day �*; :�
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� Comes with minimum of one engine foreman and two crewmembers ��'i`�
@ base wages/hazard pay/OT. �' � "
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Additional manpower must be pre-approved by the requesting
agency.
1 SQUAD: 4 crewmembers + squad boss w/radio communications
20 PERSON FIRE EQUIPMENT CACI� ' ! '
1 MARIC III PORTABLE PUMP w/ 500' of hose (16 to 1 mix)
1 HOMELITE XLS 1 1/2 VOLUME PIIMP (16 to 1 miX) ;: �
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� COLORADO RIVER CREW: F�: •
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20 person type II hand crew w/crew boss and radio communications � _
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iGS rate + hazard pay + oT according to the hours & type of work. �::�r��
� GS 3 (per hr.) $ 6.48 Hazard pay = base wage + �':C: "
GS 4 (per hr.) $ 7.27 1/4 x base wage :;..i�� ,' I
! GS 5 (per hr.) $ 8.13
� GS 6 (per hr.) $ 9.0'7 OT = bases wage + 1/2 x :�,;��
GS 7 (per hr.) $10.07 base wage
� GS 9 (per hr.) $12.32 ; �:�,
� GS 11(per hr.) $14.91 ' ! �
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1�.6 - Exhibit 05 '
PAY PLAN FOR EhiERGENCY FIREFIGHTERS -
, A. PREAMS[,E. Pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 5102(c}(19)� 7 U.S.C. 2225 e:3
'2226, and�13 U.S.C. 1469, there is hereby established, effective Feb.�ary ' "�'r .
10, 199i, the following Administratively Determined (AD) Pay Plan, �!:ich
replaces and su ersedes reviously eppraved p2ans. In the event there is ,"=�x'
P P ,�: T,,.1 �
an emergency in progress on the effective date of this pay plan, the AD ;,
employees on thst emergency shall be paid under the provisions of the AD ' `'�''
pay plan in effect at Lhe start of the emergency. ,.)
This pay pl�� applies wherever and whenever it becomes necessary to ; ,%f
employ persons (1} to cope with s sudden and unexpected emergency cacsed �.fs
by e fire, or extreme fire potential, flood, storm, or any other ' j'�
e�ergency that threatens dar=age to Federally protected property unless ' ,w ;l,
b:ought under immediate conLrol, or (2) to provide emergency assistance -'
to State Foresters under formalized cooperative agreements (See section • ""�
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D.} Such employment is of uncertain or purely temporary duration, and ;
s�all be terminated when Che emergency has sufPiciently abated to be �'
hs+nc:led by the regular employees at the particular field location.
This pay plan is complete within itself. Therefore, for any employment
under this plan, the provisions herein take precedence over any other � ,� �
pnl:cies or xegulations that may be prescribed elsewhere.
, B. RATES OF PAY - Calendar Year 1991
• 1. Rates for AD-1 throngh AD-4 �`k�
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Western Southeast Northeast Alaska Hawaii • '•'' ,
! Area Area Area
� � Classification (Per Hr) (Per Hr) (Per Hr) {Per Hr) (Per Hr)
( An-1 7.i6 6.39 7.15 io.4i 8.48 ' `��� .
( nn-z 8.3i 7.65 8.24 ii.90 io.5$
� t�-3 9.�z 8.6z 9-06 i3.o9 ii.65 i; t
a�-�S 10.46 9.98 io.z5 i4.71 13.9Z
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2. Fates for AD-5. Whenever the scope of a current emergency
+ warrants obtair.ing the services of individuals whose experience qualifies
, ' the� to _<uperviaP or direct ren operati.on, or to render a special serrice ;�.'�
! that exceeds the scope of the AD-4 definition, such as leader of a group
of �D-4's, the .Lncident Cownander or comparable official is authorized to ', � '
meke such edployment at a rate deemed appropriate, but not exceeding 525 ':,��'`
� per hour zn the Western Area, Southeast Area, and Northeast Area, end 530 . �
per hour in Alaske and Hawaii. The rate appropriate for a specific skill -
shall be estabiished et the point of hire and should not be changed if •'`�� -I �
tI:e individual is sent to ara incident outside the area of hire. However, .�
if the employee is assigned ta a different job skill, adjust the pay rate ':���,
t� the appropriei.e rate for t5at skill in that area. Units shall �".'.�
e�tablish AD-5 rates for significant positions. � �
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. . , ' Expiration Date: 10/11/92
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This authority to use higher pay rates at AD-5 may also be nsed to ecploy ; '
individuals with the type of ski2ls defined in the classification for
AD-4 where the local prevailing rate for the particular skill, or skills;
so far exceeds the rates shown above as to make it impossible to recruit •
individuals for the AD-4 rates. This authority does not extend to �.•
recruitment for the type of skills in AD-1, AD-2, end AD-3 '�`?�' '
classifications. � ..';:
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3• Consideration of Hazardous Nature of Work. The hazardous nature
of the work was considered in establishing the grade levels for these ; "°�''
f..�sitions. Tnerefore, no additiona2 pay is authorized for hazardous
duty. ? � .
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C. DESCRIPTION OF AREAS TO WEiICH AATES ARE APPLICABLE �ji �.: � �
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1. WesCern Area includes the following States: :,�j; y?
Arizona bfontane Oregon '-� ��'�'�
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� Califo.>.-nia Nebraska South Dakota f, r :
i Colorado N=_vada Washington jt
� Idaho New Mexico 4�'yoming
' Kansas North Dakota Utah
Trust Territories
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, j 2. Southeastern Area includes the following States: � ` �
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_ Alaba+na Louisiana Puerto Rico
Arkansas Mississippi South Carolina �t� •
Florida Missouri Tennessee �
' Georgia North Carolina Texas �"
, Kentucky Oklahoma Virginia
� 3� Nurt,Seastern Area includes the fol2owing States: � z
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• Connec`.icut Maryland New York •
Deleaare Massachusetts Ohio
j Illi.nois Michigan Pennsylvenia �'
' Indiena Minnesota Rhode IsSand
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t Iowa New Hampshire Vermont
Maine New Jersey West Virginia
�� _ Wisconsin -
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� 5• Hawaii (Statewide). ` f
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i D. REQUIRED SINATIOT:S FOR EMPLOYMF2�T. Employment oF emergency ;. ��1
=1 personnel may be made according to the provisions of this pay plan Mhen �
`:ia eny of the following situations exists: �
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• . Expiration Date: 10/11/92
13.6 - Exhibit 05--Continued " .
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,�. • 2. To employ personnel during unusually dry periods or when fire ,
� denger is very high to extreme (Class 4 or 5), or khen fuel or weather
conditions are such that fires can readily ignite, spread rapidly, and do
substantial demage, and when risks of fire occurrence are high. Examples
of high risks occur when the above conditions exist and when: "
e. Unusual lightning activity is present or is predicted; I.r �.
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b. Incendiary outbreaks occur; or � ���'',��
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- c. M unusually 2arge number of people are in the area (opening ;.�
day of hunting season, fishing season, 4th of July, or Labor Day
weekend, for example). �s
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3. To place additional firefighters on standby for expected dispatch , !R `
somewhere in the area. � ?�
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� management personnel who are currently on fires.
5. To allow personnel to attend basic fire suppres5ion training
j purposes, not to exceed a tots2 of 80 hours for an individual, in
ipreparation for emergency fire situations.
i 6. To cape with flood, storms, or any other emergency. � ,
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( ']. To carry out emergency fire rehabilitation work where there is an
j immediate danger of loss of life or property or when prompt remedial ~�
' �' action is essential before potentially damaging climatic events occur.
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' 8. During a transition period following a natural emergency to
develop plans end manage an emergency rehabilitation effort until regular iT��
employees can handle the situation. •
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E. CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT ' 1`
' 1. This pay plan applies only to those emnloyees who are recruited
for the sole purpose of dealing with an immediate fire emergency, extreme �
i fire potentiel, or other emergency.
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� employed.
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in pay (Comp. Gen. B-139682, 7une 19. 1959)• � �
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5. The employment period begins at the point and the time an • '
individual i5 aveilahle for hire et the request of an Agency Offici�. '
It ends at the time the employee is returned to the point of hire o: is . ..
no longer available. At the discretion of the Agency Official-in-Ci:�rge, -
employees may be paid at the demobilizetion site prior to travel bac�; to •
point of hire. In these instances, return travel will be estimated and �-
included in the payment. ' !'
All hours of employment under this Pay Plan must be recorded as either ' ,�','�';,�'.•
on-shift or ofF-shift. All on-shift time is compensahle; all ofF-shiFt
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On-shift includes time spent in travel from end to the point of hire and -.j
related waiCing time; other travel necessary for the performance of kork,
such as from fire camp to fireline or between fire camps; ordered , '. ,�
standby; and ectual work. Off-shift includes (1) time allowed for !' �
sleepzng and eaCing when personnel are free from assigned duty and :A; �`
{2) other periods when personnel are free from duty end are not in a� �'
ordered stendby status. Ordered standby occurs when, at the direction of ' �''' �
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� sn Agency �fficial, an employee is held in s specific location full�
outfitted and ready for immediate assignment.
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� Employees assigned to a general area, such as a staging area or fire
� camp, by an Agency Official for 8 or more hours in a calendar day, but
- ! who are not in an ordered standby status, must be given enovgh on-shi£t '
� time (travel, ordered standby, and actual work) to total s minimum oF 8 ' '
' compensable hours for that caSendar day. Do not use this 8-hour
' guarantee on the first and lest day of employment. ;��
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� The minimum compensable time a2lowance for each employment period is 2 �4:,
- hours. Thereafter, compute time in multiples of 15 minutes. �:�
6. The salary rate shown for each classification is the rate per
hour to be paid for all the service required of the employes. Premium �:
compensation shall not be paid for service in excess of 8 hours per day �
or 40 hours per wesk or For night, Sunday, or holiday work (� U.S.C.
2226). �
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� 7. All transportation required from point of hire until return to
� � point of hire sha12 be at Government expense. When an employee is �� ,
I released for cause or quits without good reason before the emergencc is
i over, pay shall be stopped at the time services are terminated; the _
Agency Official-in-Charge may allow this employee return transportation �,, ; '
at Government expenses to the point of hire.
�� 8. Meal periods during which an employee is free of duty in j� �
,� connection with an assigned fob are not considered compensable worktime. '
In situations where an employee cannot he relieved from work and musL
-; remain at the post of duty, count a meel period as time worked for which '� ,
. •<I compensation shall be ellowed.
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' . 9. Whenever deemed practical and necessary by the Agency '
� Official-in-Charge, the furnish subsistence and lodging at Government ,
expense for eaployees under this plan. Do not provide additional
compensation for subsistence or lodging that the employee furnishes.
10. Employees under this pay plan are not entitled to earn or to be ' r
� granted annual or sick leave, or to be covered under the Federal �
Employees' Group'Life Insurance Act (5 U.S.C. 87), Civil Service ?_'�•.��`
� Retirement Act (5 U.S.C. 8j), Federal Employees' Retirement System (5 � �`
U.s.c. 84), Federal Insurance Contributions Act (26 U.S.C. 3121 (b) (6) �
(C), or the Federal Employees' Health Benefits Act (5 u.s.c. 89). � j
However, they are covered by the provisions of the Federal Employees' !
j Com ensation Act � •�
p (5 U.S.C. 81). Do not deduct withholding taxes--local,
State, or Federal--from salary payments otherwise due these employees. f ,
` Use IRS Form W-2 for yearend reporting of earned wages to the employee � j'�
! and send a copy to the Internal Revenue Service. � ��
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� Under the provisions of 5 U.S.0 8501, Fedecal agencies do not report ��'•
� wa es earned to State offices far unem lo
g p yment compensation purposes. � '
i, The services performed by an individual on a temporary hasis in case of
j fire, storm, earthquake, flood, or similar emergency are not considered
es performing Federal service for the purpose of reporting wages for
unemployment compensation benefits. Emergency workers may furnish
statements of earnings to State Unemployment Offices on their own behalf.
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11. Employees recruited under this plan who are sent to another area
A for which different rates of pay have been established shall be paid the
rate for the area from which they are recruited, or the rate of the area �
- , to which they are sent, whichever is higher. When hired in a lower rate
area, the e�ployee must actually work in the higher rate area in order to `�'
' � qualify for that rate. That higher earned rate applies to travel time to �
i the higher rate area.
� 12. The Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986 (8 U.S.C. 1324A) �
' `; requires employers to hire only individuals who are eligible to work in � �
the United States. This law also requires that Form I-9 be completed
within 3 business days of the appointment. Those units kho establish and
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train organized crews should complete Form I-9 as soon as crews are
organized to elimi.nate the need for verification at ongoing incidents. ' `.; ,
During ongoing incidents, Finance O£ficers are responsible for verifying
eligibility of any casusl hires made on site.
. 13. Employment under this plan requires social security numbers for '�
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employees. Assign a temporary number to individuals without a permanent
social security number. F�rnish employees a notice of mandatory social 'yi "
security number disclosure at the time of hire. '� 'j
14. Personnel employed under this plen must meet minimum physical :`S'� i
fitness standards and training requirements as established by agency ;';;�
policy.
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F. PQSITION CLASSIFZCATIONS ' '
1. The four classifications contain benchmark jobs, which are r.�t
- all inclusive. The Agency Officisl-in-Charge is authorized to equate ,
positions not shown in the classificatians with the jobs listed in the "
four leveZs end to employ individuals at the appropriate level. The ' r
Agency Official-in-Charge is also authorized to reduce by one grade level
those positions or comparable positions 2isted in the classification to '
maintain grade alignment; when the employee lacks experience or when the !',. ` �'�t' •
scope of Che job is less than defined in the clessification; for ex�,ple, �•� '
head camp cook on a small fire. Except es provided in Section B. ��
paragraph 2, do not raise the grade level for specific jobs above that "�
shown in the classification. `5
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� supervisory line, make assistant positions one level lower Lhan that of ' ;�
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the leader at the full performence level; for example, second cook or «:.",.
assistant time recorder. ��.''-''
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i 3. AD-1. Work required of employees in this clessification incolves �
working as a member of a crew in the suppression of forest fires, using '
handtools such as shovels, rakes, pulaskis, back pumps, and axes; o:
; performing simple kitchen or camp helper duties.
� 4. AD-2. Work required of employees in this classification im-olves ' ! �
i (1) working alone, or as a member of a crew, in the suppression of forest.
- , � fires by the skilled use of hand and/or power tools, including light �
( power tools such es trenchers, portable pumps, and chain saks (infrequent !�
' ! use for cutting downed logs, small trees, and so forth), through d
experience gained in previous similar types of employment (including �`
� orgenized mobile firefighting crews); (2) performing work as a warehouse `�
worker, tool sharpener, light truck or car operator (less than 1-1/2 �
� tonsj, mobile equipment mechanic; (3) supervising a small group
(approximately $-7 employees) of the next lower level; or (4) performing '�
fire prevention duties when the employee was hired to temporarily replace �
a regular e.Lployee. .
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5, AD-3. Work required of employees in this classification incolves
performing tirork such as or comparable to (1) radio operator, time
recorder, sapply clerk, smokechaser, vehicle dispatcher, truck driver
(1-1/2 to 4 tons) or pump operator (slip-on pump); or (2) supervisor oF a -
� small group of employees {approximately 5-�) of the next lower level or a -�
2arge group (such as crew boss over apprwcimately 20-25--employees) of '
the next two lower levels of employees. � , �:
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performance of specielized work, or supervision of lower level employees .f
in the suppression of forest fires. This includes work including or `ii
comparable to (1) packer, tree faller, automotive and/or heavy equipment :
' . mechanic, head camp cook (spproximateZy �10 people), tenk truck driver
; (�1 tons or nore or tractor trailer type truck), heavy equipment operator, �''
. sad health nurse; or (2) the supervisor of s small group (approximately ;�
5`7 employees} of the next lower level or a large group (crew boss over .'�
j approximately 20-25--employees) of the next two lower levels.
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*Effective date: January 15, 1991 until revised. �
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. indicated. All rates are portal to portal and include •
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Colorado Stzte Forest Service, 203 Forestry °uilding,
� Colorado State University, Fort Collins, Colorado 80523.
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j oil are to be provided by the user, there must be a ,
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DATE: Marth 26, 1991 • -
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; TO: All DF's, AF's '� - •� -
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! FROM: Bill Graepler�
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� SUHJECT: Aircraft Cost Estimates "`'i'::,�r`-'
Attached is the updated 1991 cost estimates for'use of airta�kers and :i
helicopters located at RMACC and WSFCC. Mesa Verde Park may also have �,�
a helicopter and helitack crew. !"-
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� These costs are only estimates tor aircraft contraGtad at RMACC and �, f
WSFCC, but may be used as a general guide for others. Costs can /�; t'•
change daily with aircraft locations, aircratt source, gallons qfi i��' ;y
retardant loaded, and fiuel costs. When using these fiigures, it is +r;
best to have high estimates than to have a surprise when the final .�
bill is received.
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j You should note that there is an increase in ail aircrafit costs. Tnis
increase is rather significant -For the airtanker and helicopters
Iocated at WSFCC. The RMACC aircratt did not increase as much due to
, the multi-year nature ofi their contract.
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- j D�e to severity fiunding, the helicopter and airtanker at RMACC will ,,,�
: beoin one month earlier than last year. Both ships go on contract :�:��,';
jMay 1, 1991. If significant moisture occurs 6etween now and May 1, a};
� the beginning date cquld be moved back to early or mid-June. ' �
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The airtanker at WSFCC may thange to a P2V� although the contract � �
i calls for a PB4Y2. Ifi this does occur, the capability may increase to :�;�'
es much as 2450 gallons at a flight rate of 516B0/hr. :-�
I There is also a question on the type at retardant avai3able for use in
i, 1991. Presently both RMRCC and WSFCC use liquid concentrate (LC). �
± Because a problem in formulation has developed, LC may not be
� available beyond current sto[ks at bo£h bases. If the current stocl:s 3 � ,
� ! o-f LC are exhausted, the bases will have to switch to Phos�heck as the
principle retardanE. If a change of retardant is necessary, be
advised that Phnscheck is more expensive than the LC.
When counties use these aircrafit, they should be advised that final ;' !
billzngs can take several months. The more complicated the fiire, the `��"
longer the delay. A small tire requiring cne or two airtanker drops {�
may be billed in a much shorter time frame. Should any delay in � "' '
Gilling have the potential to cause budget problems in the county, let ;s� i
t me know immediately. �::
� Counties needing air support on the Western Slope should make air ��;.�'
! tanker and helitack requests as descri6ed in the local Annual
Operating Plan. Ifi not identified in this plan, requests should be •l,
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point, Western Slope Fire Coordination Center will accepk county air
support requests direct. For those tounties who participate in the
Ir.itial Air Attack Agreement (IAAA), requests will only be accepted ' ��.
trem individuals authorized to place tnat order, Orders kill be
accepted only firom the sheriff or undersherifif for those counties not
� par'*_icipating in the IAAA. Counties not participating in the IRAA �<-j-.��
j will have t❑ pay full costs fior air support ordered.
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� aircratt as described in the county Annual Operating Plan. The ,`r;u�:- :
} liability fior costs ofi air support is the same as described above for 3:;.€ � .
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rontracts change significantly, I will keep you informed. �`� -�
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i 1991.FIRE AIRCRAFT
COST ESTIMATES, �
A. Rockv Mountain Area Coordination Center- Hroomfield CO: ;•:y�:
1. Air Tanker: PB4Y2 Tail Number: 121 ;•,,. .r:
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Availability Dates: May 1 - September 15 {,�,i;..
: Capacity: 2,200 gallons retardant
Availability Costs: $1,735/9-hour period; $1�3/hour ,'::i
(flying or sitting) `-t '
Day Of£: Thursday
Flight Time Costs: $2,250-$1,400/hour 1� .
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-� Retardant Costs: 'R' f
$Z�����ZOdd • Ay t''•
� Extended Standby: $26/hour each, pilot and copilot 1"';'-
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� Cost if 1 load/hour: $3,793
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j 2. Helicopter: Type III Llama , •
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� Availability Dates: May 1 - September 16 ;
I Avaiiability Costs: $1,o89/day {flying or sitting)
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I Day off: None--7 days per week availability +
� Flight Time Costs: $490/hour
� � Fnel Truck: 60 cents/mile
- Helitack Crew (5 person): $40/hour for all 5 �S,
' (includes hazard duty differential) ii1.
Helitack Truck: 50 cents/mile
}.�. Cost Eor 1 hour without helitack: $61i plus fuel truck q
; with helitack: $651 plus both trucks ;;�
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B. Western Slooe Fire Coordination Center - Grand Junction CO:
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1. Air ianker: PB4Y2
' Availability Dates: June 9 - Sept. 16
, I Capacity: 2,000 gallons retardant
Availability Costs: No charge
Extended standby: $2'7/hour each, pilot and copilot
Day Off: Not yet determined ^":i`
Flight Time Costs: $I,660/hour E:,�� �
, Retardant Costs: $0.85/gallon for I�C � ;,�
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; , _ 2. Helicopter: Type 52.; Alouette III �
Availability Dates: beginninq June 15
� Availability Costs: No charge
Day Off: none: Relief pilot provided. �:.:�
Extended standby: $32/hr. pilot; $16/hr. service truck ' ,'
Flight Time Costs: $583/hour �
Fuel Truck: 64 cents/mile . •--
Helitack Czew (5 person): $40/hour for ail 5
(includes hazard duty differentialj � -
Helitack truck: mileage cost not available ..r�~-
Cost for 2 hour without helitack: $563 plus fue2 truck .�';�._,..
with helitack: $623 plus both trucks j': t•,f'
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3. Helicopter: Type III, Llama
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Availability Dates: beginning June 1 �i
AvailabiZity Costs: No charge � -
Extended standby: $32/hr. pilot; $16/hr, service truck ;�'
Day Off: none: Relief pilot provided.
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Flight Time Costs: $583/hour � �� 'i�
Fuel Truck: 64 cents/mile , '
i Helitac}: Crew (S person}: $40/hour for a11 5 � ";.
(includes hazard duty differential)
Helitack Truck: Yes (mileage cost not available)
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� Cost for 1 hour without helitack: $583 plus fuel truck
� with helitack: $623 plus both trucks
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1. All costs are best estimates onlv. Costs include fuel, �
' , maintenance, repairs, and adequate insurance.
2. Flight time costs will be adjusted up or down depending upon
daily fuel rates, -}
3. Some availability dates and flight or mileage costs may be -�
i changed without notice.
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ability. Day off (if any) may be determined each week. �.
� 5. Helitack crew size wiZl depend upon federal seasonal labor
� budgets. Crew will be maximwn of five; therefore, maximum � •
� cost estimates were used for all helitack crew costs.
� Estimates include hazard duty pay. Overtime or subsistence -,.
will be extra.
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6. Aircraft pilot costs are included in flzght time costs, �
i except subsistence when applicable. �
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� may be higher or lower depending upon their separate national � '
contract. Crdezing agency pays f2ight time €rom home base to
. Fire Center(s) within Colorado and return. � .
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' RESOIIRCE PROCQREMENT PROCEDORES -
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The following is a check list for the procurement of resources '�r .,
for assignment to an incident in Pitkin County. This procedure '�
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does not preempt any existing mutual aid or automatic call-out , ;•,.j�
procedures already in place nor does it supplant any I.C.S. ;`
position job descriptions that detail the procedures and respon- �
sibilitias for ordering resources but serves as an addition to
those responsibilities.
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PRIOR TO ORDERING A SPECIFIC RESOURCE:
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A. Determine what specific ty�e and amount of resources ` �
- s are needed when, where and for what oux,pose: . b:'`
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i B. Determine what resource procurement contracts are �f '
; already in place specific to that agency. (Reciprocai
mutua7. aid, pre-use contracts etc.)
� C. Determine the six (6) specific resource procurement
i details:
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� l. Assignment
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! 4. Call name/number (resource designator} '� :
5. Incident supervisor
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' PROVID33 THF: RESOIIRCE TfiAT YOII ARE ORDERING WITH Tf� SIX (6)
RESOIIFiCE PROCUREMENT DETAILS:
1. Assignment
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' CSFS/f 108A
(Rev. 12/90) "' .
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,� Date Time . , - •
Firename I.ocation T R_Se�tion_ , ..
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' Cuaent Predicted ••
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� Yes No Yes No
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I. Resounes '
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� a. Has the normal mutual aid network been fully
implemented? ' '`'
b. Are all county government resources, as defined r�
in the o ratin ian,committed/enroute? R
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� c. Is air support required? ! '�"
a d. Is the fire beyond the capability of local �� �`" .
management team?
e. Is there an inadequate water supply?
' f. Is there a nced for regional or national resources?
g. Is the availability of additional resources ' �
hampering suppression efforts?
II. TZisk Factors
� a. Is there a threat to pubIic at lazge? �'''
b. Are structures threatened/involved? ��
� ' c. Are there unusually hazardous fire fighting
. �'
ti' conditions? '
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� d. Is there an aviation resource safety problem? �.
e. Are historical values at risk? �=
ff. bces the fire involve mixed land ownership? ,..
� III. Fire Situation
� a. Are flame lengths in excess of 4 ft? ' '
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b. Is torching/crowning occurring? ��
c. Is the 1000 hour fuel moisture below 12%? ��:, �,
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d. Is the fire burning in an extreme fuel type? ���
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- e. Is the fire inaccessible by e ound in one hour? ' '
� : f. Is the rate of spread beyond suppression
Capabilityp i ..:.
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IV. Fire Weather � �-
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b. Is temperature a critical factor in fire behavior? �'`,�'•+� �
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' d. Are there T-storms/fronts? {'
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' V. Other Considerations
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- j b. Are non-fue incidenu occurring which have an '�'-t
� I impact on fire opecations? �'
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VI. Totals � a c n .
- � Current(A)_ + Predicted (C)_ _ ''
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� q �, � BLOCFCED uestions must reflect a total local level commitment to the fire. 't�
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� Total of Columns A + C must be equal to or greater than 32(67%). � �
� Sheriff or Designee's Signature CSFS State Forester or Designee's Signature �
' STATE FORESTER RESPONSE: ,
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