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This document establishes the terms and conditions between the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation and Twin Butte Rural Fire District for initial attack wildland fire suppression

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How to fill out Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement

1. Begin by obtaining the Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement form from the relevant agency or department.
2. Fill in the date of the agreement at the top of the form.
3. Provide the names and contact information of all parties involved in the agreement.
4. Clearly outline the roles and responsibilities of each party in the event of a wildland fire.
5. Specify the geographical areas covered under the agreement.
6. Include details about equipment, resources, and personnel that will be allocated by each party.
7. State the terms regarding the duration of the agreement and any conditions for renewal or termination.
8. Have all parties review the agreement for accuracy and completeness.
9. Obtain the necessary signatures from all representatives involved in the agreement.
10. Keep a copy of the signed agreement for each party and submit to the relevant authority.

Who needs Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

1. Local fire departments that may respond to wildland fires.
2. State and federal forestry agencies responsible for fire management.
3. Landowners who wish to outline responsibilities concerning wildland fire response.
4. Mutual aid organizations that coordinate emergency response efforts.
5. Contractors and private entities engaged in land management or forestry activities.

People Also Ask about

What does IA stand for in Wildland Fire?

Indirect Attack. A method of attack in which the control line is located along a natural barrier, firebreak, creek, river, or paved road. This attack method may be used in conjunction with backfiring. Initial Attack (IA) The first-alarm assignment (resources and personnel) dispatched to a wildland incident.

What is a type 2IA crew?

A Type 2 Initial Attack (Type 2IA) hand crew consists of 18-25 firefighters. Type 2IA firefighters hold an arduous physical certification, can break into squads to meet multiple incident objectives simultaneously and have the skills and certification to meet initial attack needs.

What best describes an extended attack?

Extended Attack Incident: A wildland fire that has not been contained or controlled by initial attack forces and for which more firefighting resources are arriving, en route, or being ordered by the initial attack incident commander.

What is the unburned area in the black?

Unburned areas inside the fire perimeter (in the black) are called ISLANDS. Because they are unburned potential fuels for more fire, they must be patrolled frequently. Islands close to a control line may flare up later and start spot fires across the control line.

What is the initial attack in firefighting?

Initial attack: The initial response to a fire or emergency incident, typically involving a small number of firefighters and equipment.

What is the difference between direct and indirect firelines?

There are two types of fireline, “direct” and “indirect.” Direct line is on the fire's edge, and indirect is not. Many factors must be taken into consideration before determining what type of fireline to build. Wind, fuel type(s), fire behavior, and accessibility are a few of these factors.

What does the IA stand for in fire?

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What are fire terminologies?

Fire Intensity: A general term relating to the heat energy released by a fire. Fire Line: A linear fire barrier that is scraped or dug to mineral soil. Fire Load: The number and size of fires historically experienced on a specified unit over a specified period (usually one day) at a specified index of fire danger.

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What is Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

The Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement is a formal arrangement between agencies or organizations that outlines responsibilities, procedures, and resources for the initial response to wildland fire incidents.

Who is required to file Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

Entities such as federal, state, and local agencies involved in firefighting operations are typically required to file a Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement to ensure coordinated efforts in responding to wildfires.

How to fill out Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

To fill out the Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement, agencies need to provide specific information regarding contact details, resource commitments, operational procedures, and any additional protocols relevant to wildfire response.

What is the purpose of Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

The purpose of the Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement is to establish a collaborative framework for effective and timely responses to wildfires, ensuring that all parties are prepared to act swiftly and efficiently during initial attack scenarios.

What information must be reported on Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement?

The information that must be reported on the Wildland Fire Initial Attack Agreement includes the names of participating agencies, resource availability, response times, communication protocols, and any other relevant operational details necessary for coordination.