Fire Reports Clause Samples
Fire Reports. On incidents where the Protecting Agency is not the Jurisdictional Agency, the Protecting Agency will furnish a copy of their fire report to the Jurisdictional Agency within 10 days after the fire is declared out.
Fire Reports. Each party will exchange a fire report for any fire occurring on the other’s land. Each party will provide the other with preparation guidelines that interpret data entries. The National Forests will furnish a copy to the appropriate Area Forest Supervisor. The Area Forest Supervisor will furnish one copy to the appropriate District Ranger. For a fire which crosses the boundary lines between protection areas, each agency will make a complete report of that portion within their respective areas and exchange that report with the other agency as identified above. The Forest Service will initiate an analysis using the Wildland Fire Decision Support System (WFDSS) on all wildland fires that are managed within their protection areas. Except for fires occurring in the BWCAW, fire suppression will be the primary objective for fires that occur on state and private lands protected by the Forest Service. A WFDSS will also need to be completed for all fires occurring on Forest Service lands that are protected by the DNR. The Forest Service will be responsible for completing the WFDSS and fire suppression will be the primary objective for all initial attack. Suppression strategies will be determined by the local unit. The DNR and the Forest Service will collaborate on developing a WFDSS outlining fire management objectives and strategies when a fire exceeds initial attack strategies.
Fire Reports will be sent to jurisdictional agencies within the timeframes established in the Statewide Operating Plan.