Intergovernmental Agreement Concerning Local Fires Sample Clauses

Intergovernmental Agreement Concerning Local Fires. County is encouraged to develop and execute an agreement between County and local fire protection districts to establish, at a minimum, a process to elevate a fire from local responsibility to a County Responsibility Fire. The Parties acknowledge that such local agreements may impact County’s roles and responsibilities and may need to be addressed in other agreements between the Parties, including but not limited to cost share agreements and assumption of fire control duty agreements.
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Intergovernmental Agreement Concerning Local Fires. The Parties acknowledge that pursuant to C.R.S. § 24-33.5-1221(2), the County may be required to enter into intergovernmental agreements prior to January 1, 2017, with certain state agencies that own lands within the county. County is encouraged to develop and execute an agreement between County and local fire protection districts to establish, at a minimum, a process to elevate a fire from local responsibility to a County Responsibility Fire. The Parties acknowledge that such local agreements may impact County’s roles and responsibilities and may need to be addressed in other agreements between the Parties, including but not limited to cost share agreements and assumption of fire control duty agreements.

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