Interagency Dispatch and Coordination Centers Sample Clauses

Interagency Dispatch and Coordination Centers. The Agencies agree to maintain, support, and participate in interagency dispatch and geographic coordination centers. Staffing, funding, and level of participation will be agreed to and documented in OPs and/or appropriate mobilization guides. The Northern Rockies Mobilization Guide (NRMG) will be the primary document to identify approved policy and procedures for dispatching fire resources. It is intended that interagency dispatch center managers employed from any of the participating Agencies, and as such, have the Agency specific authorities from each participating Agency, except where prohibited by law or regulation, necessary to conduct the Center’s operation.
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Interagency Dispatch and Coordination Centers. The Parties to this Agreement agree to maintain, support, and participate in interagency dispatch and geographic coordination centers. Staffing, funding, and level of participation will be agreed to and documented in OPs and/or appropriate mobilization guides. The Northern Rockies Mobilization Guide (NRMG) will be the primary document to identify approved policy and procedures for dispatching fire resources. The Parties to this Agreement recognize the Northern Rockies Coordination Center (NRCC), as the Geographic Area Coordination Center (GACC) for Montana. The Parties to this Agreement will coordinate, mobilize and demobilize emergency management resources through the GACC as appropriate. Parties to this Agreement are not precluded from independent movement of their own resources. It is intended that interagency dispatch center managers employed by any of the participating Agencies, and as such, have the Agency specific authorities from each participating Agency, except where prohibited by law or regulation, necessary to conduct the Center’s operation.
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