Extended Staffing Requests. All requests for extended staffing must be approved and a charge/reimbursable code assigned by the Protecting Agency FMO. The use of local Jurisdictional or Protecting Agency resources will be documented at the local dispatch level to support overtime authorizations and billing procedures and be provided to the regional fire management offices. A Resource Order is required for extended staffing by Jurisdictional Agency resources to support cost recovery billing by the Jurisdictional Agency (see Clauses 38 and 46.f).
Extended Staffing Requests. All requests for extended staffing must be approved and a charge/reimbursable code assigned by the Protecting Agency FMO. The use of local Jurisdictional or Protecting Agency resources will be documented at the local dispatch level to support overtime authorizations and billing procedures and be provided to the regional fire management offices. A Resource Order is required for extended staffing by Jurisdictional Agency resources to support cost recovery billing by the Jurisdictional Agency (see Clauses VI.1 and . Supplemental Resource Requests Supplemental resource requests for Statewide resources (e.g., sharing a booster load of Smokejumpers between DNR and AFS, GACC Support, MAC Support) will be discussed at the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting. Apportionment of mobilization and prepositioning costs associated with these resources will be agreed upon by the Protecting Agencies and documented on Resource Orders by AICC. Supplemental Resource costs will be included as line items in the Xxxx for Collection for Suppression and Non-Specific Suppression Support. Severity funding may be requested by individual agencies through their own internal processes. Severity requests should be coordinated in order to increase efficiency and minimize duplication. Prepositioned resources requests will be coordinated at the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting at PL1-3. The MAC group will coordinate prepositioned resources at PL4-5. See AIMG for additional Severity discussion. Alaska IMTs The Alaska Interagency Type 1 and 2 Incident Management Teams (IMTs) are managed by the AWFCGAlaska Wildland Fire Coordinating Group (AWFCG) through the Operations Committee at National Preparedness Levels 1 through 3. The National Multi-Agency Coordination Group may manage these resources at National Preparedness Levels 4 and 5. See the AWFCG Standard Operating Procedures (xxxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx.xxx/administration/awfcg.php)AWFCG Standard Operating Procedures at for details. Fire Medic Program The Fire Medic Program is managed by the DNR Division of Forestry Safety Officer, and the AFS Safety and Occupational Health Specialist who serves as the program’s Fire Medic Coordinator. The physician sponsor is the Medical Director of the program. The program’s managing documents are the Alaska Interagency Wildland Fire Medic Policy and its appendices, including the Program’s Standard Operating Guidelines. See the AIMG for Fire Medic ordering procedures. DNR provides the administrative support to process...
