Rangeland Fire Protection Associations Sample Clauses

Rangeland Fire Protection Associations. A Rangeland Fire Protection Association (RFPA) is a nonprofit organization that has entered into a Rangeland Fire Protection Agreement with the IDL, for the detection, prevention, and suppression of range fires with the state of Idaho or any agency of the state of Idaho. An RFPA has the authority to form in Idaho through Idaho Code § 38-104B. Through the agreement with the IDL, Idaho RFPA’s are required to properly train and equip members with PPE and radio communications. They are also required to carry liability insurance. Once all terms of the agreement with the IDL have been met, the RFPA is authorized to engage in suppression activities within the terms of their agreements and/or Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs). In areas where RFPA’s and wildland fire protection agencies share common fire protection interests, the entities are encouraged to enter into local agreements or MOUs to define operational procedures and responsibilities. RFPA resources cannot be mobilized outside the area covered by their local agreements. Fire reporting and dispatch procedures are detailed in the agreements that RFPAs hold with individual agencies and are specific to the signatory agencies.
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Rangeland Fire Protection Associations. A Rangeland Fire Protection Association (RFPA) is a nonprofit organization that has entered into a Rangeland Fire Protection Agreement, with the Idaho Department of Lands (IDL), for the detection, prevention and suppression of range fires with the state of Idaho or any agency of the state of Idaho. A RFPA has the authority to form in Idaho through Section 38-104 of Idaho Code. Through the agreement with the IDL, Idaho RFPAs are required to properly train and equip members with personal protective equipment and radio communications. They are also required to carry liability insurance. Once all terms of the agreement with the IDL have been met, the RFPA has the authority to fight fire, within the terms of their agreements and/or Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs).‌ In areas where RFPAs and wildland fire protection agency(s) share common fire protection interests, the entities are encouraged to enter into local agreements or MOUs to define operational procedures and responsibilities. Likewise, RFPAs can enter into local agreements or MOUs with other RFPAs. RFPA resources cannot be mobilized outside the area covered by their local agreements. Fire reporting and dispatch procedures are detailed in the agreements that RFPAs hold with individual agencies and are specific to the signatory agencies.
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