Cost Share Agreements. The FPA will notify the DIVISION Regional/State Duty Officer, in a timely manner, of any wildland fire in their jurisdiction that may require a cost share agreement. The DIVISION will assume an active role in the development of the cost share agreement and must ratify the agreement in order for any expenses incurred through the agreement to qualify under the WFPP.
Cost Share Agreements. ● Outline of the Parties’ various financial responsibilities and the authority for the ordering and monitoring of resources. Because the Parties may maintain separate legal and functional authority and responsibility related to a State Responsibility Fire, responsibility for tasks beyond fire suppression may be included or excluded from the agreements described above upon agreement of the Parties. Both Parties agree that all incident-related activities, including non-suppression activities, shall, at a minimum, be communicated to the incident commander and to other coordinating entities. No Party shall delay suppression efforts while deciding jurisdictional responsibilities for fires in Agreement for Cooperative Wildfire Protection Page 10 of 18 which suppression is the appropriate management response.
Cost Share Agreements. A Cost Share Agreement will be prepared by the responsible unit administrator(s) or their authorized representatives, except under the conditions of reciprocal fire protection or independent action, when there is (1) a multi-jurisdictional incident or (2) an incident which threatens or xxxxx across direct protection boundaries of the State and Federal Agencies. See Exhibit G for a sample Cost Share Agreement. The Agencies agree that all reasonable and necessary costs incurred to meet the protection responsibilities within each Agency’s Direct Protection Area will be the responsibility of that Agency. This approach can be superseded by an incident specific Cost Share Agreement based on some other mutually agreed to equitable basis. For temporary support functions or facilities established during periods of extraordinary fire activity, similar cost sharing procedures may be used by the involved Agencies. Agency Administrators are responsible for the development and approval of Cost Share Agreements. See related Provision #4 Boundary Fires and Exhibit D item #4 (g) Procedures for Fire Suppression Billings - Boundary Fire Billings.
Cost Share Agreements. See Master Agreement Exhibit F:
1. A copy of preliminary/draft cost share agreements should be reviewed by Agency Incident Business Advisors or Agency Business Leads for all involved agencies for implementation prior to signature. A copy of all signed final cost share agreements must be distributed to Federal and State IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident from the Host Unit Coordinator. If there is not a signed final copy, a draft copy will be distributed to Federal and State IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident.
2. Agency Administrators will make every effort to determine cost share methodologies early in the incident to allow Incident Management Teams the ability to ensure accurate cost tracking. Additionally, every effort will be made to have a completed, signed Cost Share Agreement prior to the Incident Management Team leaving the incident. In those situations where agreement
Cost Share Agreements. ● Outline of the Parties’ various financial responsibilities and the authority for the ordering and monitoring of resources. Because the Parties may maintain separate legal and functional authority and responsibility related to a State Responsibility Fire, responsibility for tasks beyond fire suppression may be included or excluded from the agreements described above upon agreement of the Parties. Both Parties agree that all incident-related activities, including non-suppression activities, shall, at a minimum, be communicated to the incident commander and to other coordinating entities. No Party shall delay suppression efforts while deciding jurisdictional responsibilities for fires in which suppression is the appropriate management response.
Cost Share Agreements. A copy of preliminary/draft cost share agreements should be reviewed by Agency Incident Business Advisors or Agency Business Leads for all involved agencies for implementation prior to signature. A copy of all signed final cost share agreements must be distributed to Federal and State IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident from the Host Unit Coordinator. If there is not a signed final copy, a draft copy will be distributed to Federal, State and FPAs IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident. Agency Administrators will make every effort to determine cost share methodologies early in the incident to allow Incident Management Teams the ability to ensure accurate cost tracking. Additionally, every effort will be made to have a completed, signed Cost Share Agreement prior to the Incident Management Team leaving the incident. In those situations where agreement on a cost share cannot be reached, the decision will be elevated to the next level of the agency organizations.
1. Principal Contacts and Incident Business Management Coordinators: See Pages 22-23.
2. Personnel Policy: See Exhibit G – Supplemental Fire Department Resources. There are no Supplemental fire Department Resources mobilized under this agreement.
Cost Share Agreements. A copy of preliminary/draft cost share agreements should be reviewed by Agency Incident Business Advisors or Agency Business Leads for all involved agenices for implementation prior to signature. A copy of all final cost share agreements must be distributed to federal and state IBPWT Business Leads within 5 days of the end of the incident.
Cost Share Agreements. A copy of preliminary/draft cost share agreements should be reviewed by Agency Incident Business Advisors or Agency Business Leads for all involved agencies for implementation prior to signature. A copy of all signed final cost share agreements must be distributed to federal and state IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident from the Host Unit Coordinator. If there is not a signed final copy, a draft copy will be distributed to federal and state IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident. Authorized Representatives: By signature below, all signatories to this Operating Plan certify that the individuals listed in this document are authorized to act in their respective areas for matters related to this Operating Plan.
Cost Share Agreements. A copy of preliminary/draft cost share agreements should be reviewed by Agency Incident Business Advisors or Agency Business Leads for all involved agencies for implementation prior to signature. A copy of all signed final cost share agreements must be distributed to federal and state IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident from the Host Unit Coordinator. If there is not a signed final copy, a draft copy will be distributed to federal, state and FPAs IBC Business Leads within five (5) days of the end of the incident. Every effort will be made to have a completed, signed Cost Share Agreement prior to the Incident Management Team leaving the incident. In those situations where agreement on a cost share cannot be reached, the decision will be elevated to the next level of the agency organizations.
Cost Share Agreements. Outline of the Parties’ various financial responsibilities and the authority for the ordering and monitoring of resources; and Agreement for Cooperative Wildfire Protection Page 10 of 18 Criteria and procedures to be utilized by the Parties to determine when the County and the Sheriff will again be capable of controlling or extinguishing the Wildfire allowing the State Responsibility Fire to be lowered to a County Responsibility Fire. Because the Parties may maintain separate legal and functional authority and responsibility related to a State Responsibility Fire, responsibility for tasks beyond fire suppression may be included or excluded from the agreements described above upon agreement of the Parties.
