Common use of STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES Clause in Contracts

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefings. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager), the initial distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: • Use of all available in-state resources • Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 or Canada • Alaska and National Preparedness Levels • Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency • Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the The DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefingsbriefings will be held daily or as the situation warrants during fire season. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager), the initial distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: • Use of all available in-state resources • Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 other GACCs or Canada • Alaska and National Preparedness Levels • Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency • Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefings. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager, and available to jurisdictional representatives), the initial distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-statewide shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: • Use of all available in-state resources • Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 or Canada • Alaska and National Preparedness Levels • Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency • Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefings. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager, and available to jurisdictional representatives), the initial final distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-statewide shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: • Use of all available in-state resources • Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 or Canada • Alaska and National Preparedness Levels • Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency • Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the The DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefingsbriefings will be held daily or as the situation warrants during fire season. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager), the initial distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: •  Use of all available in-state resources •  Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 other GACCs or Canada •  Alaska and National Preparedness Levels •  Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency •  Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.

STRATEGIC ALLOCATION OF TACTICAL RESOURCES. ‌ During the fire season, as necessary, daily meetings include the DNR Statewide Preposition Conference Call, the AFS Tactical Meeting, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, the Statewide Weather Briefing, and Area/Zone/Forest briefings. Each Protecting Agency will decide which resources will be made available for standby, pre-positioning, or commitment to an incident. The USFS Regional Fire Specialist will be the focal point for USFS resources. During the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting (routinely attended by the DNR Fire Operations Forester, the AFS Chief, Division of Fire Operations, and the AICC Manager), the initial distribution of resources will be made. The location and status of the statewide-statewide shared tactical resources will be conveyed to the Agencies and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype, the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting, and/or Integrated Fire Management (IFM). Considerations for resource distribution include: • Use of all available in-state resources • Ordering of additional resources from the Lower 48 or Canada • Alaska and National Preparedness Levels • Severity funding requests both agency-specific and interagency • Draw-down and Step-up plans Once the distribution of resources has been established, the priority for dispatch of these statewide tactical resources will be based on protection priorities as established in the AIWFMP. Strategic resource decisions determined by the Daily Statewide Tactical Meeting will be communicated to the Agencies and the Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers via the teletype and/or IFM.