Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers Sample Clauses

Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers. The Parties to this Agreement may agree to maintain, support, and participate in Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers. Staffing, funding, and level of participation will be agreed to by the affected Parties to this Agreement and documented in AOPs and/or appropriate mobilization guides.
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Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers. DNR Protection Area AFS Protection Area** USFS Protection Area* Area Location Zone Location Forest Location State Logistic Center Fairbanks Galena Zone Galena Chugach National Forest Anchorage Delta Area Fairbanks Area Tok Area Valdez/Copper River Anchorage/Matsu Area Kenai/Kodiak Area Southwest Area Delta Upper Yukon /Tanana/ Military Fairbanks Zones Fairbanks Tongass National Forest Juneau Tok Copper Center Xxxxxx Soldotna XxXxxxx *USFS Protection Area includes the Southeast Area in Haines; the Tongass National Forest staff provides fire suppression services and reporting, as needed. **AICC serves as the dispatch center for AFS South Zone resources; Anchorage Interagency Dispatch Center (AIDC) (formerly apart of "AFS South Zone"), located in Anchorage, serves as the statewide dispatch center for resource aviation operations and does not function as a fire dispatch.
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Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers. The Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers by Protecting Agency are listed below in Figure B.
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