Common use of Alarm Response Clause in Contracts

Alarm Response. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire exists, Fire District shall respond the equipment reasonably necessary to fight such fire and shall take other steps as may be reasonable and prudent to fight said fire, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and firefighting facilities. Fire District shall be permitted to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffing, equipment and apparatus at times such other fire departments may request assistance. In doing so, the District shall follow customary mutual aid practices and shall always be cognizant of the fact that maintenance of reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within its service are its first obligation.

Alarm Response. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire exists, Fire District shall respond dispatch the equipment reasonably necessary to fight such fire and shall take other steps as may be reasonable and prudent to fight said fire, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and firefighting facilities. Fire District shall be permitted to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffingmanpower, equipment and apparatus at times such other fire departments may request assistance. In doing so, the District shall follow customary mutual aid practices and shall always be cognizant of the fact that maintenance of reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within its service are its first obligation.

Alarm Response. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire exists, Fire District shall respond with the equipment reasonably necessary to fight such fire and shall take other steps step s as may be reasonable and prudent to fight said fire, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and firefighting facilities. Fire District shall be permitted to aid other fire departments with reasonable reason able staffing, equipment and an d apparatus at times such other fire departments may request assistance. In doing so, the District shall follow customary mutual aid practices and shall always be cognizant of the fact that maintenance of reasonable protection levels for citizens and property prop erty within its service are its first obligation.

Alarm Response. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire exists, Fire District shall respond the equipment reasonably necessary to fight such fire and shall take other steps as may be reasonable and prudent to fight said fire, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and firefighting facilities. Fire District shall be permitted to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffing, equipment and apparatus at times such other fire departments may request assistance. In doing so, the Fire District shall follow customary mutual aid practices and shall always be cognizant of the fact that maintenance of reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within its service are area is its first obligation.