Incident Support And Coordination Operations Sample Clauses

Incident Support And Coordination Operations. The State and Federal Agencies agree to jointly share the cost of incident support and coordination operations. 1. Separate cost share agreements will be developed for incident support and coordination operations. Redding and Riverside OCCs require special consideration (refer to #5 below). 2. Typically, cost share agreements for incident support and coordination operations will include the costs generated by management groups and resources not ordered for a specific fire incident. The responsibility for the development of such an agreement will reside with the managers of the support or coordination operation that has been mobilized. 3. Actual costs should be accounted for separately by using an appropriate order number for each agency and support facility and not intermingled with specific fire incident costs. Cost shares will be developed for each unique support operation. As the methodology may vary with each location and situation, it will be documented in the resulting cost share agreement. 4. These incident support and coordination operations need to be staffed to redeem their financial responsibilities, including cost share agreements. The management of these operations should include a Finance Section Chief and any needed administrative support positions. 5. Absent a separate negotiated cost share agreement by the State and Federal OCC Coordinators, the costs involved with the Operation Coordination Centers at Redding and Riverside will be the responsibility of the ordering agency. 6. The guidelines for developing for Incident Support and Coordination Operations Cost Shares are described in the California Interagency Administrative Guide.