Initial and Extended Attack Clause Samples
Initial and Extended Attack. The responsibility for management of the incident will fall to the most qualified initial attack supervisor on the first resource to arrive at the scene. They will remain as Incident Commander until released of these duties by the jurisdictional agency.
Initial and Extended Attack. Local Dispatch Centers are responsible for dispatching their own local resources for initial and extended attack incidents. Requests for additional resources beyond those locally available will be placed with AICC or with SLC (State Areas only). Orders for all shared statewide tactical resources such as Air Attack, Air Tankers, and Smokejumpers are placed directly with AICC. DNR exchanges resources directly with several Canadian provinces and northwestern states through an agreement known as the Northwest Compact. AICC is responsible for managing Northwest Compact resource orders.
Initial and Extended Attack. Initial attack resources will be dispatched through direction provided by the respective agency’s DO, the Fire Danger Rating Operating Plan, and the closest forces concept. The participating agencies recognize that the Florida Interagency Coordination Center (FICC) has responsibility for coordinating federal interagency fire management activities and planning across the State of Florida.
Initial and Extended Attack a. Initial Attack – Each agency is primarily responsible for the initial attack operations on their jurisdictional lands with mutual aid assistance if needed.
Initial and Extended Attack. Identified Agency Initial Attack Dispatch Centers are located in the following locations:
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b. USDA Forest Service, NF. in Alabama, Supervisors Office, ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇., ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, ▇▇., ▇▇▇▇▇
Initial and Extended Attack. Dispatch Centers are responsible for dispatching their own resources for initial and extended attack incidents. Requests for additional resources beyond those locally available will follow ordering channels detailed in the AISRM. The State of Alaska Division of Forestry & Fire Protection exchanges resources directly with several Canadian provinces and northwestern states through an agreement known as the Northwest Compact. AICC is responsible for managing Northwest Compact resource orders.