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Inmate Hand Crews (Smokebusters the Smokebusters (based out of the Wyoming Honor 18 Conservation Camp in Newcastle, Wyoming) are ordered directly from Casper Interagency 19 Dispatch Center. They have NWCG qualified inmates who can be dispatched to both wildland 20 and prescribed fires within the state. 21 22 Smokebuster crews are restricted to the State of Wyoming boundaries, with the following 23 exception; they can also be dispatched to wildland fires in the Black Hills of South Dakota. These 24 crews are configured as 5 to 7 man squads with a red carded crew boss from WSFD. In some 25 instances a Department of Corrections officer will be sent along with the 20 man crews. In lieu of 26 a correctional officer, the crew supervisors will be responsible for the inmate crew's needs before, 27 during and after shift. This may cause the supervisors to claim work hours in excess of the 2:1 28 work/rest ratio. The supervisors "in camp" work hours should not be counted against the 29 work/rest ratio. 30 31 Individual Emergency Firefighter Time Reports (OF-288) will be kept on individual crew bosses 32 and correctional officers. Emergency Firefighter Time Reports (OF-288) will not be kept on 33 individual inmate crewmembers. Do only one OF-288 for each crew. Name them; number of 34 crew members, then Smokebusters (i.e. 14 Smokebusters, 7 Smokebusters, 7 Smokebusters (2)). 35
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