Resource orders. Cooperators must include a copy of the resource order(s) showing all equipment and personnel for which the Cooperator seeks reimbursement. The Cooperator will ensure that the resource order shows all of the above information. It is the cooperator’s responsibility to provide personnel information to ADC at the time of dispatch utilizing the Arizona Wildland Fire Equipment Mobilization Plan Appendix F: Resource Information Form.
Resource orders. Federal agencies work under a three-tier dispatch system. Orders flow from local dispatch centers to the AICC), then to the National Interagency Coordination Center (NICC). DNR dispatch works under a four-tier dispatch system; resource orders are placed from the area dispatch centers to the State Logistics Center (SLC); if SLC is unable to fill the resource request, the resource order is placed by SLC to AICC who, if unable to fill, places the order to NICC. Reference the AIMG for more specific information. Resource orders for the Jurisdictional Agencies will be processed through their local Protecting Agency interagency fire dispatch center with the exception of DOI regional office orders that are processed by AICC. Employees performing virtual (off-site i.e. Fire Behavior Analyst) incident assignments will be ordered through the standard dispatch ordering system. A charge code will be provided on the resource order. In the event that the employee is ordered to support multiple incidents or to work with a decision support center supporting multiple incidents, the employee will be provided multiple incident charge codes or a fire support code by the ordering unit or incident supervisor. See NWCG Memo #13-2011 (xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/sites/default/files/memos/eb-m-11-013.pdf). Alaska personnel on their home unit and acting within the scope of their authority may charge to an incident without being assigned through a resource order.
Resource orders. Cooperators must include a copy of the resource order(s) showing all equipment and personnel for which the Cooperator seeks reimbursement.
Resource orders. Federal agencies work under a two-tier system. Orders flow from local dispatch centers to the Alaska Interagency Coordination Center (AICC). DNR dispatch works under a three tier system; resource orders are placed from the area dispatch centers to the State Logistics Center (SLC); if SLC is unable to fill the resource request, the resource order is placed by SLC to AICC. Reference the AIMG for more specific information. Resource orders for the Jurisdictional Agencies will be processed through their local Protecting Agency interagency fire dispatch center with the exception of DOI regional office orders which are processed by AICC. Refer to the AIMG for dispatch procedures when centers are seasonally unstaffed. Affected Jurisdictional Agencies will be notified of changes in dispatch procedures. Employees performing virtual (off-site i.e. Fire Behavior Analyst) incident assignments will be ordered through the standard dispatch ordering system. A charge code will be provided on the resource order. In the event that the employee is ordered to support multiple incidents or to work with a decision support center supporting multiple incidents, the employee will be provided multiple incident charge codes or fire support code by the ordering unit or incident supervisor. (See NWCG Memo #13-2011 at xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/general/memos.htm). Table 2: Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers DNR Protection Area* AFS Protection Area** USFS Protection Area Area Location Zone Location Forest Location State Logistic Center Fairbanks Galena Zone Galena Chugach National Forest Anchorage Delta Area Fairbanks Area Tok Area Valdez/Copper River Anchorage/Matsu Area Kenai/Kodiak Area Southwest Area Upper Yukon Delta /Tanana/ Fairbanks Military Zones Fairbanks Tongass National Forest Sitka Tok Tazlina Xxxxxx Soldotna XxXxxxx *DNR Protection Area includes the Southeast Area in Xxxxxx; the DNR resource staff provides fire suppression services and reporting, as needed; there is no fire Interagency Fire Dispatch Center within the Southeast Area. **Southern Zone located in Anchorage is also under the management of AFS; the Southern Zone dispatch center supports the BLM resource staff and does not function as a fire dispatch center.
