Final Fire Reports. Fire reporting requirements vary among agencies. BLM is required to submit an Individual Fire Report (DI-1202) through the Wildland Fire Management Information (WFMI) system for all fires involving DOI or ANCSA ownership, for all fires within BLM protection, and for fires in State and Forest Service protection where BLM is involved in suppression actions. The Forest Service submits Individual Wildland Fire Reports (Form FS-5100-29) into the Fire Statistics System (FIRESTAT). IFM serves as the State fire reporting system. In addition, some Jurisdictional Agencies require reporting in their own systems. Protecting Zones, Areas, and Forests are required to complete their own reporting and maintain official incident documentation records. However, in order to ensure that all Jurisdictional and Supporting Agencies receive the information necessary to complete their reporting and satisfy their documentation needs, Protecting Zones, Areas, and Forests are responsible to submit a final fire report package to AICC within 10 days after a fire is called out for all fires regardless of jurisdiction. AICC is responsible to generate an Individual Fire Report for all DOI/ANCSA Ownership or BLM Support Action fires within State and Forest Service protection. In addition, AICC will produce a final fire report package for every fire. Required elements for final fire report packages are: • Protecting Agency Fire Reporting Form(s) (DI-1202, FS-5100-29, IFM Fire Report) • Chronological Incident Narrative, to include any/all significant events • Dispatch Fire Report (DFR) • Final fire perimeter map indicating estimated point of origin • Master Title Plat indicating point of origin land ownership (DOF fires completely on state/private land are exempt) • Fire Investigation Report (as applicable) • Trespass Decision Document (as applicable) Within 10 days of a fire being called out, Zones/Areas will submit a completed fire report package to AICC. Within 15 days of a fire being called out, AICC will provide affected Jurisdictional Agencies with an electronic copy of the final fire report package. If the Protecting Agency and/or AICC are unable to meet a deadline, an acceptable date will be negotiated with the Jurisdictional Agency.
Final Fire Reports. Protecting Agencies are responsible to submit a final fire report to AICC within 10 days after a fire is called out. AICC will have 5 days to review a fire report before it is made available to the Jurisdictional Agency. If the Protecting Agency and AICC are unable to meet the 15 day deadline, an acceptable date will be negotiated with the Jurisdictional Agency. Required elements for final fire reports are addressed in the AIMG.
Final Fire Reports. Protecting Agencies are responsible to submit a final fire report for all fires regardless of Jurisdictional Agency to AICC within 10 days after a fire is called out. AICC is responsible to generate a BLM fire report for all DOI/ANCSA Ownership or BLM Support Action fires. AICC will have 5 days to review a fire report before it is made available to the Jurisdictional Agency. If the Protecting Agency and AICC are unable to meet the 15 day deadline, an acceptable date will be negotiated with the Jurisdictional Agency. Required elements for final fire reports are: • Agency Fire Reporting Form(s) • Narrative • Dispatch Fire Report • Fire Perimeter Map indicating point of origin • Master Title Plat indicating point of origin land ownership (DOF fires on state/private land are exempt) • Limited Delegation of Authority (as applicable) • Decision Criteria Record (as applicable) • Fire Notification Log • WFDSS Decision (as applicable) • Negotiated cost apportionment agreement (as applicable) • Fire Investigation report (as applicable) • Trespass Decision Document (as applicable)
