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Directory Chapter 70 70 Directory Chapter 70 CHAPTER 70 - DIRECTORY GREAT BASIN COORDINATION AND DISPATCH CENTERS QUICK REFERENCE CENTER PRIMARY NUMBER PAGE NUMBER Great Basin Coordination Center 801-531-5320 70 - 2 Boise Dispatch Center 208-384-3400 70 - 3 Central Idaho Interagency Fire Center 208-756-5157 70 - 4 Central Nevada Interagency Dispatch Center 775-623-1555 70 - 5 Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatcher Center 208-772-3283 70 - 6 Color Country Interagency Fire Center 435-865-4600 70 - 7 Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center 208-524-7600 70 - 8 Elko Interagency Dispatch Center 775-748-4000 70 - 9 Ely Interagency Communications Center 775-289-1925 70 - 10 Great Basin Smokejumpers - BLM NIFC 208-387-5426 70 - 11 Las Vegas Interagency Communications Center 702-515-5300 70 - 12 Moab Interagency Fire Center 435-259-1850 70 - 13 Nevada Division of Emergency Management Dispatch 775-687-0498 70 - 14 Northern Utah Interagency Fire Center 801-495-7600 70 - 15 Payette Dispatch Center 208-634-2757 70 - 16 Richfield Interagency Fire Center 435-896-8404 70 - 17 Sierra Front Interagency Dispatch Center 775-883-5995 70 - 18 South Central Idaho Interagency Dispatch Center 208-886-2373 70 - 19 Teton Interagency Dispatch Center 307-739-3630 70 - 20 Uintah Basin Interagency Fire Center 435-789-7021 70 - 21 70 - 1 2020 Great Basin Mobilization Guide Directory Chapter 70 UNIT: FIRE PHONE NUMBER: 801-531-5320 GREAT BASIN COORDINATION CENTER NIGHT OR 24 HR PHONE NUMBER: 401 Jimmy Doolittle Road, Suite 202 1st on call: 801-556-0647 Salt Lake City, UT 84116 2nd on call: 801-556-1698 E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected] TOLL FREE: 800-844-5497 Home Page: https://gacc.nifc.gov/gbcc FAX: 801-531-5321 ***IF NO ANSWER AT ABOVE NUMBER, CALL IN ORDER LISTED BELOW*** AREA NAME/TITLE OFFICE CELL PHONE CODE Gina Dingman 801 531-5320 Center Manager Kara Stringer 801 531-5320 Deputy Center Manager Richard Anderson 801 531-5320 Admin Assistant Roni McCabe-Howell 801 531-5320 Intelligence Coordinator Jana Barabochkine 801 531-5320 Operations Dispatch Coordinator Kim Whalen 801 531-5320 Operations Dispatch Coordinator John Platt 801 531-5320 Operations Dispatch Coordinator Brian Burbridge 801 531-5320 Operations Dispatch Coordinator Megan Tallon 801 531-5320 Logistics Coordinator Sarah Stucki 801 531-5320 Logistics Coordinator Travis Bowling 801 531-5320 Assistant Intelligence Coordinator Basil Newmerzhycky 801 531-5320 Predictive Services Lead Meteorologist Gina McGuire 775 861-6650 Predictive Services Meteorologist Shelby Law / Nanette Hosenfeld 801 531-5320 Predictive Services Meteorologist Ryan Tippetts 801 531-5320 Web Master 70 - 2 2020 Great Basin Mobilization Guide Directory Chapter 70 UNIT: FIRE PHONE NUMBER: 208-384-3400 BOISE DISPATCH CENTER NIGHT OR 24 HR PHONE NUMBER: 3948 Development Ave. 208-830-9547 Boise, ID 83705 TOLL FREE: E-mail: [email protected] 800-418-4878 Home Page: https://www.idahofireinfo.blm.gov/southwest/ FAX: 208-384-3405 ***IF NO ANSWER AT ABOVE NUMBER, CALL IN ORDER LISTED BELOW*** AREA NAME/TITLE OFFICE CELL PHONE CODE Amanda (Jill) Leguineche 208 384-3380 308-3634 Center Manager Al Mebane 208 384-3412 Assistant Center Manager (Logistics) Elise Hawes 208 384-3411 Assistant Center Manager (Intel) Mardi Crockett 208 384-3398 Dispatcher Tom Green 208 384-3398 Dispatcher Andra Peterson 208 384-3398 Dispatcher Mark Rich 208 384-3398 Dispatcher 70 - 3 2020 Great Basin Mobilization Guide Directory Chapter 70 UNIT: FIRE PHONE NUMBER: 208-756-5157 CENTRAL IDAHO INTERAGENCY FIRE CENTER NIGHT OR 24 HR PHONE NUMBER: Public Lands Center 208-303-8103 1206 South Challis St. Salmon, ID 83467 TOLL FREE: 800-331-4833 E-mail: [email protected] FAX: Home Page: https://gacc.nifc.gov/gbcc/dispatch/id-cic/ 208-756-5544 ***IF NO ANSWER AT ABOVE NUMBER, CALL IN ORDER LISTED BELOW*** AREA NAME/TITLE OFFICE CELL PHONE CODE Tim Bradley 208 756-5548 406-531-9431 Center Manager Maegan Maughan 208 756-5547 339-3253 Assistant Center Manager Jessica Martin 208 756-5546 596-5432 Assistant Center Manager Courtney Thoreson 208 756-5545 Aviation Dispatcher Katie Petray 208 756-5157 Fire and Aviation Dispatcher Dale Farrand 208 756-5157 Fire and Aviation Dispatcher Tara Kurtzbein 208 756-5157 Fire and Aviation Dispatcher Vacant 208 756-5157 Fire and Aviation Dispatcher Tony Ulvestad 208 756-5549 303-8113 Central Idaho Fire Cache Tanya Hecker 208 756-5541 993-3052 Incident Business Specialist 70 - 4 2020 Great Basin Mobilization Guide Directory Chapter 70 UNIT: FIRE PHONE NUMBER: 775-623-1555 CENTRAL NEVADA INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER NIGHT OR 24 HR PHONE NUMBER: 5330 Jay's Road 775-623-3444 Winnemucca, NV 89445 TOLL FREE: E-mail: [email protected] 800-535-6076 Home Page: FAX: https://gacc.nifc.gov/gbcc/dispatch/nvcnc/index.htm 775-623-1548 ***IF NO ANSWER AT ABOVE NUMBER, CALL IN ORDER LISTED BELOW*** AREA NAME/TITLE OFFICE CELL PHONE CODE Lisa Walker 775 623-1750 304-1999 Center Manager Vacant 775 623-1554 Assistant Center Manager – BLM Laurel Deboi 775 623-1543 Assistant Center Manager - USFS Alexis Mann 775 623-1545 Senior Dispatcher Frank Petit 775 623-1555 Lead NDF Dispatcher Lily Konantz 775 623-1555 Dispatcher Thomas Dockery 775 623-1555 Dispatcher Anne Conner 775 623-1555 Dispatcher Vacant 775 623-1555 Dispatcher 70 - 5 2020 Great Basin Mobilization Guide Directory Chapter 70 UNIT: FIRE PHONE NUMBER: 208-772-3283 COEUR D'ALENE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER NIGHT OR 24 HR PHONE NUMBER: 3260 W. 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