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CDC INTERAGENCY MOBILIZATION GUIDE
IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FORESTS, USFS IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, STATE COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE, BIA COEUR D’ALENE FIELD OFFICE, BLM
This guide is intended to supplement the National and Northern Rockies Mobilization Guides. Subjects in the National and Northern Rockies guides have not been duplicated here except when needed to emphasize items. Users of this guide should become familiar with the National, Northern Rockies, and this mobilization guide. RECOMMENDED BY THE INTERAGENCY OPERATIONS COMMITTEE:
/s/ Brian Hicks 07/21/20 Brian Hicks, Idaho Panhandle NFs-NZ, Chair (outgoing) Date
/s/ Cory Flesher 07/17/20 Cory Flesher, Idaho Dept. of Lands-SZ, Chair (incoming) Date
/s/ Nate Rogers 07/17/20 Nate Rogers, Idaho Dept. of Lands-NZ Date
/s/ Shawn Pearson 07/20/20 Shawn Pearson, Idaho Panhandle NFs-SZ Date
/s/ Greg Juvan 07/19/20 Greg Juvan, Idaho Panhandle NFs-SZ Date
/s/ Tom Pakootas 07/17/20 Tom Pakootas, Coeur d’Alene Tribe Date
/s/ Melanie Roose 07/17/20 Melanie Roose, Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Date
APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
/s/ Rick Arcano 07/17/20 Rick Arcano, Idaho Dept. of Lands, Chair Date
/s/ Matt Davis 07/21/20 Matt Davis, Idaho Panhandle NFs Date
/s/ Norris J. Boothe 07/21/20 Norris Boothe, Coeur d’Alene Tribe Date
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Produced annually by the Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center, located in the Interagency Natural Resources Center Warehouse, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
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RECORD OF REVISIONS
ENTER REVISION DATE UPON RECEIPT
Revision Number Date Posted
Original Plan April 2005 Updated June 2006 Updated June 2007 Updated June 2008 Updated May 2009 Updated June 2010 Updated June 2011 Updated June 2012 Updated June 2013 Updated June 2014 Updated July 2016 Updated June 2017 Updated June 2018 Updated June 2019 Updated July 2020
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CHAPTER 10 - OBJECTIVES, POLICY AND SCOPE OF OPERATION 1 PURPOSE 3 MISSION STATEMENT 3 Total Mobility 3 Priorities 3 SCOPE OF OPERATION 3 General 3 Fire Management Plans 4 Disaster and Emergency Plans 4 Response to Non-Fire Incidents 4 MOBILIZATION / DEMOBILIZATION 5 Initial Attack Procedures 5 National Resources 5 Notification of Commitment of National Resources 5 State Notification/Authorization 5 WILDLAND FIRE WEATHER FORECASTS 5 COST CODING 6 State Reporting Procedures 6 FIRE PREPAREDNESS PLAN 6 North Idaho Interagency Fire Danger Operating Plan 6 Conference Calls 6 Resource Availability 6 NORTH IDAHO MULTI-AGENCY COORDINATION (MAC) GROUP 7 INCIDENT SUPPORT ORGANIZATION (ISO), CDC EXPANDED 7 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF DISPATCH CENTERS 7 MOBILIZATION PROCEDURES FOR CANADA SUPPORT 7 Idaho Department of Lands 7 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 7 ORDERING CHANNELS 7 Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Center (CDC) 7 Ordering Procedures 8
CHAPTER 20 – OVERHEAD AND TEAMS 9 INCIDENT QUALIFICATIONS and CERTIFICATION (IQCS) POSITION CODES 11 OVERHEAD MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION 11 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAMS 11 Type 2 Teams, North Idaho Zone 11 Type 3 Teams, Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Zone 11 WILDLAND FIRE MODULES 12 SMOKEJUMPERS 12 INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAMS 12 Local Buying Teams 12 USFS/BLM Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Teams 12 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) Teams 12 SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL 12 Blasters 12 IPNF Chainsaw/Crosscut Saw Program 13
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Initial Attack Modules 13 Helitorch Modules 13 LAW ENFORCEMENT 13 Forest Service 13 BLM 13 IDL 13 DETECTION PERSONNEL 14 Lookouts 14
CHAPTER 30 – CREWS 15 TYPE 1 INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW 17 TYPE 2 / TYPE 2 IA AGENCY CREWS 17 Crew Rotation 17 Crew Identification 17 Crew Mobilization 17 Inter-Regional Staffing 18 INMATE CREWS 18 CONTRACT CREWS 19 INCOMING CREWS 19
CHAPTER 40 – EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES 21 EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES 23 EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION 23 Mobilizing of Water Handling Equipment 23 NATIONAL INTERAGENCY SUPPORT CACHE ORDERING PROCEDURES 23 Incident Replacement 24 NATIONAL INTERAGENCY RADIO SUPPORT CACHE (NIRSC) 25 Prepositioned Radio Systems 25 Locally Available Communication Equipment 25 ENGINES AND WATER TENDERS 25 Idaho Department of Lands 25 Coeur d’Alene Tribe 26 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 26 Bureau of Land Management – Coeur d’Alene District 26 DOZERS 26 SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT 27 Fireline Explosives (FLE) 27 Helitorch/Aerial Ignition Equipment 27 Handheld Infrared Scanners 27 Portable/Mobile Retardant Mixing Bases 27 REMOTE AUTOMATED WEATHER STATIONS (RAWS) 28 Portable RAWS Units 28
CHAPTER 50 – AIRCRAFT 29 AIRCRAFT 31 FEDERAL AIRTANKERS 31 SINGLE ENGINE AIR TANKERS (SEAT/AWS) 31 HELICOPTERS - EXCLUSIVE USE 31 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE (EMS) HELICOPTERS 31 Agency Personnel 31
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Extraction Helicopters 32 Private Citizens 32 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION 32 AIRSPACE AND FREQUENCIES 32 Automated Flight Following (AFF) Procedures 32 Agency Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Tracking 32 UAS TFR Intrusions 32 Resource Tracking 32 Temporary Flight Restrictions 91.137 32 Canadian / US Border Aircraft 32 Communications / Frequencies 32 Transponder Codes 33 Fire Traffic Area (FTA) – The 3 C’s 33 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 33 Explosive Transport 33 Fueling 33 SUNRISE / SUNSET TABLES 33
CHAPTER 60 – PREDICTIVE SERVICES 35 PREDICTIVE SERVICES 37 INCIDENT STATUS SUMMARY (ICS-209) 37 CDC SITUATION REPORT 37 INTERAGENCY SITUATION REPORT 37 WILDLAND FIRE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (WFDSS) / WILDLAND FIRE SITUATION ANALYSIS (WFSA) AGENCY POLICY AND PROCEDURES 37 NRCC DISPATCH CENTER CALL-AROUND 37
CHAPTER 70 - DIRECTORY 39 COORDINATION & DISPATCH CENTERS 41 COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-CDC) 41 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON INTERAGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER (WA-NEC) 42 GRANGEVILLE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-GVC) 43 GREAT BASIN DISPATCH CENTERS in IDAHO 44 SOUTHEAST FIRE CENTRE (BRITISH COLUMBIA) 45 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 46 COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT & FIELD OFFICE (ID-COD) 46 SPOKANE DISTRICT (WA-SPD) 47 FOREST SERVICE 48 IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FORESTS (ID-IPF) 48 COEUR D’ALENE AVIATION CENTER (ID-IPF) 49 IDAHO PANHANDLE INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW (IHC) 50 COEUR D’ALENE RIVER RANGER DISTRICT (D1) 51 ST. JOE RANGER DISTRICT (D4) 52 SANDPOINT RANGER DISTRICT (D6) 53 BONNERS FERRY RANGER DISTRICT (D7) 54 PRIEST LAKE RANGER DISTRICT (D8) 55 R6 – COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST (WA-COF) 56 FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE 57 KOOTENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (ID-KOR) 57 BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 58
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COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE (ID-CDT) 58
STATES 59 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, BUREAU OF FIRE MGMT (ID-CDS) 59 COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY FIRE CACHE (ID-CDK) 60 CATALDO FPD OFFICE (ID-CAS) 61 KOOTENAI VALLEY FPD OFFICE (ID-KVS) 62 MICA AREA OFFICE (ID-MIS) 63 PEND OREILLE LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-POS) 64 PRIEST LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-PLS) 65 ST. JOE AREA OFFICE (ID-SJS) 66 CLEARWATER-POTLATCH TIMBER PROTECTIVE ASSOC. - CPTPA (ID-CTS) 67 WASHINGTON DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WA-NES) 68 OTHERS 69 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SPOKANE (WA-SPW) 69 U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION 70 UTILITY CONTACTS FOR NORTH IDAHO 71 INDUSTRY AIRSHED MEMBERS 72
CHAPTER 80 – COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS 73 COOPERATION 75 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS 75 BRITISH COLUMBIA & NW UNITED STATES WILDFIRE RESPONSE BORDER ARRANGEMENT 75 NORTH IDAHO ZONE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS 75 IDAHO COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AND STAFFORD ACT RESPONSE AGREEMENT 75 STATEWIDE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 2017 LOCAL ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 INTRA-GOVERNMENTAL ORDER between BLM-Coeur d’Alene District and IPNFs 75 INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT between BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT and USFS, IDAHO PANHANDLE and NEZ PERCE-CLEARWATER NATIONAL FORESTS 75 NORTH IDAHO ZONE CHARTER 75 NORTH IDAHO ZONE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 PROJECT and FINANCIAL PLAN 76 COOPERATION PACIFIC NORTHWEST 76 PNW COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT, NORTHWEST OPERATING PLAN 76 NEWICC DISPATCH ZONE/CDC DISPATCH ZONE LOCAL OPERATING PLAN 76 IDL – CDA TRIBE DISPATCH COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT 76 STATES 76 NORTHWEST WILDLAND FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT (Northwest Compact) COOPERATIVE OPERATING PLAN 76 ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN and FINANCIAL PLAN between IDOC and IDL 76 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between IDL and ITD 76 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between City of Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Department of Lands (Mica) 76
OTHER 77
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between EAST PEND OREILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PEND OREILLE FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PRIEST LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENTS 77 USDA FOREST SERVICE 77 INTRA-AGENCY AGREEMENT between US FOREST SERVICE units NORTHERN REGION (R1) and SOUTHWESTERN REGION (R3) 77 USDI BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT OFFICE 77 TRI-REGION AGREEMENT between ID-NCF, ID-PAF, OR-WWF, and ID-COD 77 DISPATCH SHARED SERVICES between ID-COD and ID-GVC 77 GVC ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77 PAF ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77 SWIDEO ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77
CHAPTER 90 – EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 79 MEDICAL RESPONSE 81 Within the CDC Dispatch Zone 81 Out-of-Area, off the CDC Dispatch Zone 81 WILDLAND FIRE 81 AVIATION 82 COMPENSATION FOR INJURY PROCESS 82 TREATMENT OF BURNS 82 NON-FIRE RELATED EMERGENCIES 82 MEDICAL FACILITIES 83 Trauma Centers 83 Burn Centers 83 Definitive Care 84 Urgent Care/Community Care 85 EMERGENCY SERVICES CONTACTS 86 Air Ambulance/Extraction Helicopters 86 911 Centers 86 Sheriff’s Offices 86 Other 86 LIST OF LICENSED EMS AGENCIES 87 CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING TEAM 88
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PURPOSE 3 MISSION STATEMENT 3 Total Mobility 3 Priorities 3 SCOPE OF OPERATION 3 General 3 Fire Management Plans 4 Disaster and Emergency Plans 4 Response to Non-Fire Incidents 4 MOBILIZATION / DEMOBILIZATION 5 Initial Attack Procedures 5 National Resources 5 Notification of Commitment of National Resources 5 State Notification/Authorization 5 WILDLAND FIRE WEATHER FORECASTS 5 COST CODING 6 State Reporting Procedures 6 FIRE PREPAREDNESS PLAN 6 North Idaho Interagency Fire Danger Operating Plan 6 Conference Calls 6 Resource Availability 6 NORTH IDAHO MULTI-AGENCY COORDINATION (MAC) GROUP 7 INCIDENT SUPPORT ORGANIZATION (ISO), CDC EXPANDED 7 ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF DISPATCH CENTERS 7 MOBILIZATION PROCEDURES FOR CANADA SUPPORT 7 Idaho Department of Lands 7 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 7 ORDERING CHANNELS 8 Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Center (CDC) 8 Ordering Procedures 8
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CHAPTER 10 – OBJECTIVES, POLICY AND SCOPE OF OPERATION
PURPOSE The CDC Interagency Mobilization Guide (Guide) identifies standards which guide the operations of multi-agency logistical support activity throughout the coordination system. This Guide is intended to facilitate interagency dispatch coordination; timely and cost effective emergency response providing incident support services. It is designed to accommodate amendments as needed and will be retained as current until amended. This Guide tiers to and is to be used in conjunction with the National and Northern Rockies Mobilization Guides; generally it does NOT specifically reference or repeat information contained in those guides.
MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Center (CDC) is to be a service organization providing support first to the firefighter on the ground and on up through the fire management organization for each participating member agency, while also providing a service to the public and keeping firefighter and public safety as the highest priority. In doing so, CDC will strive to provide safe, cost effective mobilization of emergency incident resources and to promote efficient operations through interagency cooperation and standardized procedures.
Total Mobility The Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center Manager, Assistants and dispatchers have been delegated authority from the line officers and cooperating agency administrators to move personnel and equipment throughout the CDC Dispatch Zone, geographically and nationally to meet fire preparedness, fire suppression, and all risk incidents needs.
Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center will: • Dispatch personnel, crews, equipment, aircraft, and supplies. • Maintain status of personnel, crews, equipment, aircraft, transportation, and supplies. • Keep agency administrators and Northern Rockies Coordination Center (NRCC) informed of potential, current and critical fire situation within the dispatch boundaries. • Provide situation and resource status information for the CDC Dispatch Area by collecting and distributing information. • Encourage and practice close cooperation in the sharing of resources with other areas and protection agencies for mutual benefits.
Priorities When multiple IA and large fires are occurring and resources become scarce, prioritization becomes critical. Priority setting is delegated to the CDC Center Manager (in coordination with the Federal Fire Duty Officer and the IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer) until a North Idaho Multi-Agency Coordinating (MAC) Group is activated.
SCOPE OF OPERATION General Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center has responsibilities for the following districts/areas: North Zone: Forest Service: Priest Lake, Sandpoint, and Bonners Ferry Ranger Districts IDL: Pend Oreille, Priest Lake, and Kootenai Valley Fire Protective Districts South Zone: Forest Service: Coeur d'Alene River and St. Joe Ranger Districts
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IDL: Mica, Cataldo, and West St. Joe Fire Protective Districts CDT: Coeur d'Alene Tribe
Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center also has coordination and support responsibilities for the following: Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Supervisor’s Office and Nursery Idaho Department of Lands, Coeur d’Alene Staff Office Bureau of Land Management, Coeur d’Alene Field and District Office Coeur d’Alene Interagency Fire Cache U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Kootenai National Wildlife Refuge
Fire Management Plans • The Idaho Panhandle National Forests Spatial Fire Management Plan (SFMP) identifies resource values and conditions that are critical to wildland fire management in the IPNF and recommends strategies for response to unplanned ignitions, use of wildland fire (unplanned and planned), non-fire fuels treatments, emergency stabilizations and rehabilitation, and natural resource management and protection, in conformance with the IPNF Land Management Plan 2015 Revision. • The Idaho Department of Lands Fire Mobilization Guide and the Idaho Department of Lands Fire Management Handbook have been developed to assist the IDL Fire Management organization. • The Bureau of Land Management Coeur d’Alene Field Office Fire Management Plan has been developed to assist the BLM fire management organization.
Disaster and Emergency Plans • Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Center Occupant Emergency Plan (Appendix G of CDC Office Procedures Guide) • Bureau of Land Management – Policy and Direction for disasters and emergency situations can be found in the Coeur d’Alene District Incident Procedures Plan. • Coeur d’Alene Tribe – Reserved. • Forest Service – Policy and direction for disasters and emergency situations can be found in National Response Plan, FSM 1590, the Northern Region Emergency and Disaster Plan, and the IPNF Critical Incident Management Guide. • Idaho Department of Lands – Direction may be found in the IDL Emergency Response and Safety Plan.
Response to Non-Fire Incidents FS: A Presidential Disaster Declaration must be in place before the Forest Service is authorized to respond to an all risk incident, i.e. prepare for, respond to and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies. If life and property are threatened and there is no Presidential Declaration, the Forest Supervisor has the authority to authorize FS employees to respond to the incident. The FS employee will charge their time to their normal project work code. FS employees will be released as soon as the agencies with jurisdictional responsibility can fully assume those responsibilities. Expenditure of Funds: Obligations incurred are considered payable out of currently available funds only, without expectation of reimbursement. In the event the Parties agree to reimbursement, an appropriate Agreement Instrument will need to be developed and processed through the Grants & Agreements Specialist. A reimbursable management code will be established prior to any charges being incurred. It is not appropriate to charge to a P- or F-job code. The authorizing legislation for federal employees to support all risk incidents is the Stafford Act.
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IDL: A Governors’ Disaster Declaration must be in place for the Idaho Department of Lands to respond to an all risk incident, i.e. prepare for, respond to and recover from terrorist attacks, major disasters and other emergencies such as local county flooding, train derailment.
MOBILIZATION / DEMOBILIZATION CDC will coordinate movement of all national shared resources through NRCC. CDC will coordinate the movement of all resources, including aircraft, within the CDC dispatch area across unit and agency boundaries.
Initial Attack Procedures Coeur d’Alene Dispatch initial attack procedures are outlined in the CDC Operations Procedures Guide (OPG). CDC may order resources directly from cooperating agencies within the CDC dispatch area, from neighboring units (MT-KDC, MT-MDC, ID-GVC, WA-NEC, and OR-BMC) and from NRCC.
National Resources The Idaho Panhandle Interagency Hotshot Crew (IHC) is assigned to the IPNF, dispatched by CDC, and located in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho.
Two national Type 2 IA crews (Miller Timber Services) are hosted by the IPNF, dispatched by CDC, and located near Coeur d’Alene, with an August 1 - September 15 mandatory availability period.
Coeur d’Alene Dispatch supports the Coeur d’Alene Tanker Base and the national tankers that are periodically assigned here.
Notification of Commitment of National Resources When dispatching national resources, CDC will notify NRCC if the order did not come from there. Neighbor out-of-GACC requests for national air tankers assigned here will require NRCC verbal approval.
State Notification/Authorization The IDL Statewide Duty Officer will be notified of any out-of-area dispatches of the IDL Single Engine Air Tankers (SEAT), Amphibious Water Scooping (AWS) ‘Fire Boss’ and Type 2 helicopter during periods of low or moderate fire danger. The IDL Statewide Duty Officer will authorize out-of- area dispatches during periods of high or above fire danger.
Federal Duty Officer Notification The Federal Duty Officer will be notified of any National mobilization of national resources. Prior requests for out of area mobilization of the IPNF exclusive use helicopter will be approved by the Federal Duty Officer.
WILDLAND FIRE WEATHER FORECASTS CDC is responsible for communicating fire weather information in a timely manner to firefighters and incident management personnel. All weather watches or warnings will be broadcast over the radio utilizing Red Flag Warning protocols. CDC will read fire weather information received from the National Weather Service daily during the fire season at 1030 and 1530.
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COST CODING All statistical fires, regardless of jurisdiction will be assigned a fire number, generated by WildCAD.
A FireCode will be assigned to all fires. A unique FireCode will be gotten for all fires except IPNF ABCD lightning-caused fires that will use the P1EKS5 code.
State Reporting Procedures Upon dispatch of any IDL resource for out-of-area assignment, a copy of the completed resource order will be emailed to the respective duty officer. Orders for all Coeur d’Alene Staff Office, Dispatch, or Fire Cache resources will be emailed to the IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer ([email protected]). Specific procedures are addressed in the CDC OPG.
FIRE PREPAREDNESS PLAN Preparedness Levels (PL) are established by the Center Manager in consultation with the IDL Fire Bureau Chief and Federal Fire Program Manager (or local MAC when activated), guided by the North Idaho Interagency Fire Danger Operating Plan.
North Idaho Interagency Fire Danger Operating Plan The North Idaho Interagency Fire Danger Operating Plan (FDOP) guides fire management decisions made by agency administrators, fire managers, dispatchers, and firefighters. It establishes interagency planning and response levels using the best available scientific methods and historical fire occurrence and weather data, outlines procedures for developing seasonal risk analysis, and defines fire severity trigger points.
An appropriate level of preparedness to meet fire management objectives is based on an assessment of vegetation, climate, and topography using National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS) modeling. This document is the Fire Danger Operating and Plan for the four primary wildland fire management agencies (USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Idaho Department of Lands and Coeur d’Alene Tribe) in North Idaho. Representative Weather Stations: Northern Mountains – Priest Lake (100204) North Valley – Bonners Ferry (100101) Southern Mountains – Nuckols (100423) South Valley – Potlatch (100603)
Conference Calls Weekly conference calls between the NRCC and Northern Rockies Dispatch Centers will be every Wednesday at 0930 hours PDT, starting mid-June or as determined by NRCC. CDC zone Fire Manager conference calls may be conducted as deemed necessary, requested and/or based on preparedness levels; consider conference calls at local PL 3.
Resource Availability Each district office will submit a resource status / availability list to CDC. Local government may submit resource availability either through the IDL Area Offices or directly to CDC. IPF Casual Hires (AD’s) and vendors with contracted equipment are responsible to maintain their status in IROC, but may call CDC to verbally status their availability, if not set up to self-status.
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NORTH IDAHO MULTI-AGENCY COORDINATION (MAC) GROUP In multiple wildfire situations, project or complex fires, and periods of competition for resources, a North Idaho Multi-Agency Coordination Group (MAC) will be activated to ensure efficient and effective use of critical personnel and equipment.
INCIDENT SUPPORT ORGANIZATION (ISO), CDC EXPANDED The Coeur d'Alene Interagency Dispatch Center Manager is responsible for expanding the dispatch organization as incident activity increases. The CDC Center Manager will advise all affected units as necessary when the dispatch organization is expanded. Reference: CDC Expanded Dispatch Plan
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF DISPATCH CENTERS Reference: CDC Standard Operating Procedures
MOBILIZATION PROCEDURES FOR CANADA SUPPORT
Idaho Department of Lands NORTHWEST WILDLAND FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT (Northwest Compact). This cooperative operating plan is to facilitate assistance in pre-suppression and control of wildland fire. The Northwest Compact and its operating plan do not override or supersede any existing cooperative wildland firefighting arrangements such as federal/state agreements or the Canada/US Reciprocal Forest Fire Fighting Agreement. NW Compact resource exchanges are not part of the national mobilization process, but need to be coordinated as soon as practical for strategic planning purposes. All NW Compact resources used on joint US Federal/State fires will be considered agents of the state that originally ordered them.
The IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer is the point of contact for the State of Idaho for all NW Compact orders. All orders for NW Compact resources to be deployed in Idaho will be placed through CDC as well as all orders from NW Compact agencies for State of Idaho resources.
A courtesy notification to NRCC should be made any time compact resources are mobilized. NW Compact order and manifest forms will be filled out. Currently, NW Compact orders are encouraged, but not required, to be placed through IROC. Canadian NW Compact resources brought into Idaho will be entered into IROC following a pre-designated naming convention to readily identify them as such.
Idaho Panhandle National Forests NORTHWEST BORDER ARRANGEMENT FOR FIRE PROTECTION This Arrangement is to provide a framework under which fire management resources may be exchanged to allow for cooperative fire suppression along the United States/ British Columbia border. US/BC BORDER OPERATING GUIDELINES The purpose of this guide is to clearly describe the procedures and operating guidelines to insure safe and efficient operations. NW Border Arrangement Steering Committee Member Matt Butler, IPNF-North Zone FMO, 208-443-6849
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ORDERING CHANNELS Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Center (CDC) Under one cooperating unit, CDC is an interagency dispatch facility that serves: USDA Forest Service, Idaho Panhandle National Forests (IPF) Coeur d'Alene Tribe (CDT) Idaho Department of Lands (IDS, North Operations) CDC provides coordination support to: Bureau of Land Management Coeur d’Alene District and Field Office (COD) Kootenai National Wildlife Reserve (KOR)
Specific information on CDC office operations is contained in the CDC Standard Operating Procedures (CDC SOP) and/or the CDC Office Procedures Guide (CDC OPG).
Ordering Procedures CDC may order resources from neighboring units for initial attack, extended attack, large fire support, and non-fire incidents. CDC can go direct to the following units and dispatch centers, as long as the requirements of the geographic area mobilization guide are met: Idaho Panhandle National Forests Districts (ID-IPF) Idaho Department of Lands Fire Bureau and Area Offices (ID-IDS) Coeur d'Alene Tribe (ID-CDT) Bureau of Land Management, Coeur d’Alene District and Field Office (ID-COD) Kootenai National Wildlife Reserve (ID-KOR) Kootenai Interagency Dispatch Center (MT-KDC) Grangeville Interagency Dispatch Center (ID-GVC) Missoula Interagency Dispatch Center (MT-MDC) Northeast Washington Interagency Coordination Center (WA-NEC) Blue Mountain Interagency Communication Center (OR-BMC) With the State of Idaho being split between two geographic areas (Northern Rockies and Great Basin, procedures are in place for in-state movement of IDL resources. For the movement between geographic areas of ONLY IDL resources (including IDL compacted resources, Idaho Fire Service Organizations, and IDL exclusive use contractors), dispatch offices in the Northern Rockies (CDC and GVC) will send requests for Southern Idaho IDL resources to the Great Basin Coordination Center (UT-GBC). Dispatch offices in the Great Basin will send requests for North Idaho IDL resources to the Northern Rockies Coordination Center (MT-NRC). The special needs block will clearly state for “IDL Resource”. Movement of resources between units and requests for shared or off-unit resources will be coordinated through CDC. The Fire Warden/District FMO, in coordination with CDC, will initiate actions to fill in behind committed resources considering total area/forest capabilities.
CDC will consider all available individuals for Off-Forest/Area incident assignments that have a current Incident Qualification Card (Red Card). Requests will be processed by CDC.
IDL employees who are members of an incident management team assigned to a non-fire incident are required to obtain authorization from their immediate supervisor, or if the supervisor is unavailable, the IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer, prior to accepting the assignment. Unless otherwise authorized by the IDL, all incident assignments will be for a 14-day period. If the incident team is requested to stay longer than 14 days, consideration will be given to a rotation.
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CHAPTER 20 – OVERHEAD AND TEAMS
INCIDENT QUALIFICATIONS and CERTIFICATION (IQCS) POSITION CODES 11 OVERHEAD MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION 11 INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAMS 11 Type 2 Teams, North Idaho Zone 11 Type 3 Teams, Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Zone 11 WILDLAND FIRE MODULES 12 SMOKEJUMPERS 12 INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAMS 12 Local Buying Teams 12 USFS/BLM Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Teams 12 Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) Teams 12 SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL 12 Blasters 12 IPNF Chainsaw/Crosscut Saw Program 13 Initial Attack Modules 13 Helitorch Modules 13 LAW ENFORCEMENT 13 Forest Service 13 BLM 13 IDL 13 DETECTION PERSONNEL 14 Lookouts 14
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INCIDENT QUALIFICATIONS and CERTIFICATION (IQCS) POSITION CODES A list of agency personnel and their fire job qualifications is available at CDC.
OVERHEAD MOBILIZATION AND DEMOBILIZATION Out of area resource mobilization will be coordinated by CDC.
A communication plan will be established for ground travel that requires an overnight stay prior to arrival at the incident. A Chief of Party may be identified for multiple resources travelling together.
CDC will arrange commercial air travel for emergency incidents only. Non-emergency travel, administrative, detail, etc., will be coordinated by the employee at their local unit and travel itinerary provided to CDC if the employee was requested through IROC. FS Details: Reference R1 Guide to Detail Assignments for FS Employees (http://fsweb.r1.fs.fed.us/fire/new_site/2013/DetailAssignmentGuideforEmployees.pdf)
Upon receipt of a severity request, confirm the details and specifics. • IDL employees do NOT need special approval to accept severity assignments.
Confirm the charge code associated to All-Risk requests. • IDL employees may accept All-Risk assignments with prior approval from their supervisor and/or the IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer.
A passport is required for mobilization requiring crossing an international boundary.
Government-issued photo identification is required for commercial air travel.
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAMS The Finance Section Chief should have all known financial issues and concerns resolved and have contacted and coordinated with local budget and financial personnel regarding financial packages. The financial package needs to be ready for submittal prior to the release of the IMT Finance Section.
Type 2 Teams, North Idaho Zone The North Idaho Zone (NIZ) hosts one Type 2 Interagency Incident Management Team (IMT). All requests for IMT’s will go through CDC to NRCC. Northern Rockies Type 1 and 2 IMTs are coordinated through NRCC.
Type 3 Teams, Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Zone The North Idaho Zone (IPNF, IDL, CDT, BLM, NCF, NPT) and local jurisdictions have pooled personnel to create three Type 3 IMTs to manage extended attack fires on local jurisdictions. The intent is to have an organization of overhead identified that can be quickly mobilized to manage wildland and urban interface complex fires or fires that have large fire potential. One of those teams is hosted by CDC. All requests for Type 3 Teams for use within the Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Zone will go through CDC. Reference: North Idaho Type 3 IMT Plan (posted on CDC website)
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WILDLAND FIRE MODULES The IPNF has one certified Type 2 WFM and one Module in training to become Type 2 certified. Wildland Fire Module Type Unit Location St. Joe WFM2 St. Joe Ranger District Avery Kaniksu WFM2(T) Sandpoint Ranger District Sandpoint
SMOKEJUMPERS All smokejumper requests will be coordinated through CDC. CDC can place smokejumper requests directly to the dispatch center (ID-GVC) if ordering from GIC. If ordering from MSJC (Missoula Smokejumper Base or NCSB (North Cascades Smoke Jumper Base) the order must be placed with NRCC. The jump ship will make initial radio contact with CDC and communications will be established with the IC before the jump ship leaves the area.
INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAMS Local Buying Teams As incident activity dictates, local Buying Teams may be organized as agency Buying Teams, USFS, IDL or as interagency teams. The teams may be located either at the IPF Supervisor’s Office, IDL Bureau Office, CDC or CDK.
USFS/BLM Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) Teams IPF and COD: The incident Agency Administrator will determine the need to order a BAER Team. An interdisciplinary BAER assessment is necessary on all wildfires that exceed 500 acres (FSM 2523.03). When expertise or assistance is required, the IPNF BAER Team Coordinator, Chandra Neils, Forest Soli Scientist, office: 208-765-7445, will be notified and will identify the Team members; CDC will process a resource order for the Team.
NOTE: Once assigned to the Burned Area Emergency Response Team, resources will not be released until the Forest Supervisor or their representative either determines that emergency rehabilitation is not needed or a burned-area report is accepted.
Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) Teams When requested, CDC will utilize the process identified in the Northern Rockies Mobilization Guide Chapter 20 to obtain a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing (CISD) Team for fire related incidents (an incident with a suppression code assigned). The Incident Commander or Agency Representative may contact the CDC Center Manager who will place an order with NRCC to the Peer Group Coordinator to process.
With concurrence from the Peer Group Coordinator, the CDC Center Manager may utilize a local critical incident stress debriefing team. Kootenai County Fire & Rescue Spirit Lake Fire Department
For non-fire related incidents, the agency involved will utilize their agency procedures to obtain a CISD Team. CDC may or may not to be involved in non-fire related requests.
SPECIALIZED PERSONNEL Blasters The IPNF maintains a blasting program including fireline and hazard tree operations. The Forest Blaster is Steve Petesch, Bonners Ferry RD; Waylon Meek, Priest Lake RD, is also certified.
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IPNF Chainsaw/Crosscut Saw Program The IPNF Chainsaw Coordinator is Waylon Meek, Priest Lake RD (see Ch 70 for contact info).
Initial Attack Modules CDC has established “MODULE – IA – agency identifier” suppression module (squad) resources in IROC for mobilization within the CDC dispatch zone or for out-of-area assignments.
Helitorch Modules The IPNF maintains a helitorch program and may be able to supply helitorch modules.
LAW ENFORCEMENT Forest Service Consult local law enforcement personnel, who will determine the need for state, local or other types of investigation. The IPF Patrol Captain should be consulted about any situation for which an investigation is needed.
Forest Service Name Office # Special Agent Will Markwardt, FS-7 208-765-7205 IPNF Supervisor’s Office Patrol Captain Martin Badertscher, FS-28 208-765-7289 North Idaho Zone Law Enforcement Officer Daniel Schneider, FS-19 208-769-3010 Coeur d'Alene RD, Fernan Office Law Enforcement Officer JD Boguslawski, FS-38 208-783-2121 Coeur d'Alene RD, Silver Valley Office Law Enforcement Officer Brenton White, FS-21 208-263-6607 Sandpoint RD Law Enforcement Officer Vacant 208-267-6707 Bonners Ferry RD Law Enforcement Officer Vacant 208-443-6813 Priest Lake RD Law Enforcement Officer Stephen Bryant, FS-25 208-875-1707 ID-CWF, Palouse Ranger District
BLM Bureau of Land Management Name Office # Law Enforcement Officer Shane Nalen 208-769-5005 Coeur d’Alene Field Office
IDL Contact local sheriff office for law enforcement support. IDL Fire Bureau Duty Officer and Area Supervisor need to be notified when law enforcement is ordered.
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DETECTION PERSONNEL Lookouts Staffing may be affected by weather and budget.
DAYS MANAGING LOOKOUT LOCATION STAFFING OFF AGENCY Gisborne T58N R3W S29 IPNF Employee Th/F IPNF - Priest Lake RD 48 20.98 x 116 45.38 Hughes Ridge T64N R5W S28 Unstaffed 2020 IPNF - Priest Lake RD 48 52.02 x 116 59.19 (Repairs) Indian Mountain T37N R45E S36 IDL Employee M-Tu IPNF - Priest Lake RD 48 39.80 x 117 02.35 Lookout Mountain T63N R4W S31 Out of Service IDL - Priest Lake FPD 48 46.37 x 116 46.19 (Repairs) Middle Sister T44N R6E S12 AD Employee IPNF - St. Joe RD 47 10.09 x 115 39.23 South Baldy T34N R45E S29 Out of Service IPNF - Priest Lake RD 48 25.41 x 117 08.25 (Repairs) Sundance T59N R3W S05 Volunteers 7 day IDL - Priest Lake FPD 48 29.45 x 116 45.10 staffing
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CHAPTER 30 - CREWS
TYPE 1 INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW 17 TYPE 2 / TYPE 2 IA AGENCY CREWS 17 Crew Rotation 17 Crew Identification 17 Crew Mobilization 17 Inter-Regional Staffing 18 INMATE CREWS 19 CONTRACT CREWS 19 INCOMING CREWS 19
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CHAPTER 30 – CREWS
TYPE 1 INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW The Idaho Panhandle has one Interagency Hotshot Crew stationed at the Interagency Natural Resources Center Warehouse, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. All orders for the Type 1 IHC will be placed through CDC. Days off: Sunday – Monday
The Interagency Hotshot Crew Operations Guide (page 3) states: “Variances from the crew size standards for the purpose of crew effectiveness, pilot studies or training opportunities are acceptable. Such variances must have approval from the responsible Geographic Area Coordinating Group and the Sponsor Agency Fire Director.”
TYPE 2 / TYPE 2 IA AGENCY CREWS Type 2 crews (regular and/or initial attack) may be composed of employees from one or more areas / districts and one or more agencies to form an 18-20 person crew. Rotations will be by agency (IDL/IPF) prior to Run Cards being turned on in June and by zone after that. During the zone rotation, the intent is to mobilize interagency crews, providing positions on the crew for each fire management agency represented on the zone. The Up-Zone is the zone that is next in the rotation to provide the CRWB and crew members. Fire managers within the zone shall coordinate on designating CRWB and determining numbers of crewmembers from each agency. During the agency rotation, a designated fire manager for each agency will provide the coordination. (Note: for 2020, IPNF may not participate in interagency crews due to Covid-19 concerns.)
Crew Rotation Crew rotation prior to Run Cards will be by agency, starting with IDL in 2020. Crew rotation after July 1 will be by zone from north to south, with the starting zone determined prior to the start of the season, and will be tracked by CDC. For 2020, the rotation starts with South Zone. South Zone North Zone
In the event that an "agency specific" crew is mobilized during the zone rotation, the zone rotation will remain as is for the next interagency crew order.
Crew Identification The CDC Dispatch Zone Type 2 and Type 2 IA crew identification is based on the CRWB: IPF#_ Interagency Crew identifies a Forest Service (IPNF) crew boss IDS#_ Interagency Crew identifies a State (IDL) crew boss Crews will be numbered sequentially by mobilization from CDC.
Crew Mobilization Upon receipt of a crew request, CDC will contact the duty officer of the identified CRWB in the Up- Zone and relay all of the pertinent information. CDC will then advise the other duty officers of the crew request. If necessary, CDC may allocate the slots giving each agency consideration. The CRWB will facilitate populating the manifest; CDC may assist, if necessary. The following procedures will be adhered to: • Trainees stay with their trainer/evaluator. • CRWB will determine time and location for crew to convene prior to mobilization, the route of travel and provide itinerary to CDC.
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• CRWB will determine crew configuration from the manifest. • Limit the number of trainees on a crew; o One CRWB trainee and one FFT1 trainee or two FFT1 trainees. • Some situations may allow additional training opportunities. • Encourage CRWB trainees to take assignments with IHC. • On interagency crews, agencies represented on the crew will identity a chief-of-party to facilitate medical procedures. • CRWB’s home unit is responsible for ordering sack lunches for the entire crew; CDC will provide an S#. • CRWB will ensure appropriate mix and number of hand tools, chainsaws, radios, and number of vehicles. • Offices providing crewmembers need to provide vehicles or coordinate vehicle space; vehicles shall be appropriate for crew fire assignment with dry, clean, secure gear storage area. • If flying, the driver(s) will remain with the crew until the aircraft has lifted off. • Crew will convene as a group prior to departing the CDC Dispatch Zone and remain as such until disbanding upon return. Requests for Self Sufficient Every effort will be made to accommodate requests for self-sufficient crews. • IDL purchase cards: o May not be used to purchase meals for IDL or other personnel. o May be used to purchase motel rooms for IDL and other agency personnel if necessary, but full documentation must be kept. • FS micro-purchase cards: o May be used for motel rooms and meals for FS and other agency personnel ONLY in cases of emergency response (including severity orders). o May not be used to provide meals and lodging on detail assignments or in the performance of project work. Card holder should include the resource order and manifest as documentation for reconciliation. All offices will ensure that crews dispatched: • Are weighed (if travelling by air) and a manifest forwarded to CDC. • Have a lunch with them, unless otherwise instructed. • Have government issued photo ID. • Are briefed and checked for hazardous materials compliance, if traveling commercially. • Are provided any available fire behavior information. • Check in daily with CDC while in travel status, if traveling by ground. • Have current Incident Qualification Cards
Colville NF Cooperative Staffing The Newport and Sullivan Lake Ranger Districts (Kaniksu Fire Zone), Colville National Forest in Region 6 and the Priest Lake Ranger District (North Zone), Idaho Panhandle National Forests in Region 1 have a working relationship that has fostered crew cohesion and an opportunity for cooperatively filling engine or Type 2 crew rosters, as well as an opportunity for assistance with local project work. The dispatch center filling the crew/engine request will notify the supporting dispatch center and supply a copy of the resource order. The Fire Management Officer supplying the personnel will notify their dispatch center with names of the supporting personnel.
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INMATE CREWS The Idaho Correctional Institution Orofino (ICIO) fire crews (Red Hots) are ordered through Grangeville Interagency Dispatch (GVC). Requesting units may be asked to provide a CRWB. ICIO project work crew orders are not handled by the dispatch system. The Southern Idaho Correctional Institution (SICI) crews, located in the Eastern Great Basin Geographic Area, are ordered through Boise Dispatch Center for IDL fires.
CONTRACT CREWS CDC currently hosts two National Type 2 IA Crews from Miller Timber Services, Inc., NCC – 11A and NCC – 11B. CDC will utilize agency and cooperator crews prior to use of any contract crews.
INCOMING CREWS Order a CREP specific to the crew’s agency, as needed.
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CHAPTER 40 – EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES 23 EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION 23 Mobilizing of Water Handling Equipment 23 NATIONAL INTERAGENCY SUPPORT CACHE ORDERING PROCEDURES 23 Incident Replacement 24 NATIONAL INTERAGENCY RADIO SUPPORT CACHE (NIRSC) 25 Prepositioned Radio Systems 25 Locally Available Communication Equipment 25 ENGINES AND WATER TENDERS 25 Idaho Department of Lands 25 Coeur d’Alene Tribe 26 Idaho Panhandle National Forests 26 Bureau of Land Management – Coeur d’Alene District 26 DOZERS 26 SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT 27 Fireline Explosives (FLE) 27 Helitorch/Aerial Ignition Equipment 27 Handheld Infrared Scanners 27 Portable/Mobile Retardant Mixing Bases 27 REMOTE AUTOMATED WEATHER STATIONS (RAWS) 28 Portable RAWS Units 28
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CHAPTER 40 – EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES
EQUIPMENT / SUPPLIES All equipment and supply orders will follow established ordering procedures. References: NIZ Incident Business Plan (USFS) IDL Business Operating Guide Coeur d’Alene Interagency Fire Cache User’s Guide Idaho Cooperative Mobilization Agreement
EQUIPMENT MOBILIZATION Equipment “E” orders will go through CDC. Commonly used fire equipment may be available through Dispatch Priority Lists (DPL), Resource Lists (RL) or Emergency Equipment Rental Agreements (EERA), depending on agency and availability. All requests for equipment which cannot be filled locally or through dispatch neighborhs will be placed via IROC to NRCC. Dispatchers will use the following references when filling orders for non-agency equipment:
Equipment mobilization priorities: 1. Agency and cooperator resources 2. Competed Resources (Dispatch Priority Lists or Resource Lists) 3. IDL EERAs (IDL only unless co-signed by federal contracting officer) 4. FS Incident Only agreements (resource list resources)
For Competed Resources, the point of hire and travel route will determine the inspection site, if needed CDC can assist with the coordination of a pre-use inspection.
Private vendors with a signed agency agreement for competitively contracted resources (dispatch priority lists and/or resource lists) can self-status their resources in IROC, or may request CDC to update status; chippers, dozers, engines, excavators, fallers, feller bunchers, hand wash stations, heavy equipment task forces, mechanics, masticators, potable water trucks, road graders, skidders, skidgines, tents/canopies/yurts, toilets, transports, water tenders, and weed wash units.
Idaho Department of Lands may utilize Northern Rockies competed resources or locally established EERAs.
Mobilizing of Water Handling Equipment Competitive/Non-Competitive Agreements All out-of-area requests for water handling equipment will be distributed to non-agency/cooperators based on the out-of-area Dispatch Priority List (DPL) by NRCC after agency and cooperator resources have been depleted. Local Government As a cooperator, local government resources will be mobilized prior to contract resources. Local Government miscellaneous overhead and equipment will be ordered directly from the FD with a notification to the local Supervisory Area Office.
NATIONAL INTERAGENCY SUPPORT CACHE ORDERING PROCEDURES The Coeur d’Alene Interagency Fire Cache (CDK) is located at 3328 W. Industrial Loop, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 83815. CDK is a Type 2 National support cache supporting the IPF, CDT, BLM and the IDL. CDK stocks sufficient firefighting supplies and equipment for a force of 1250-1500 firefighters at one time without restocking from outside resources with the National Cache System.
All “S” numbers will be acquired through CDC for local incidents.
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IMT’s may place supply “S” orders for project fires directly to CDK, provided the direct ordering criteria has been met as identified in the Incident Business Plan.
Districts should submit all non-incident related orders directly to CDK.
Incident Replacement The incident agency may authorize, through written documentation, replacement of government property items that have been consumed, lost, damaged, or rendered otherwise unserviceable while being used on the incident. The replacement of consumable (expendable), durable (non- expendable) or non-standard cache items is limited and will follow the direction in the SIIBMH, and its’ NRCG supplements. IMTs will not authorize replacement of durable (non-expendable) or non- standard cache items.
Prior to release from the incident, resources will prepare an Incident Replacement Requisition (OF- 315) for items that have been consumed during the incident. For items that have been lost, damaged, or rendered unserviceable on the incident a Property Loss or Damage Report – Fire Suppression (OF-289) and the Supplement to the OF-289 must be completed before any approval will be granted. An AD-112 must be completed for accountable or sensitive property and forwarded to the Property Management Officer. As a reminder the approved AD-112 does not authorize replacement being charged to the fire, it only addresses the damage or loss of the property. The OF-289 and Supplement to the OF-289 facilitates the documentation and approval/disapproval process for property loss and damage for durable and non-standard cache items. Approved items will be issued S#s on the specific incident the items were consumed, lost, damaged, or rendered unserviceable.
All damaged items will be turned over to the host agency before replacement authorization will be granted.
IDL resupply requests shall have Warden or Assistant Warden approval. For IPNF Type 3-5 and Support incidents, approval for replacement of consumable and durable NFES items and the following regularly utilized non-NFES/Nonstandard items: freeze dried meals, canned food, up to a pallet of water or Gatorade, jet boil fuel, bar oil, e-clips, chainsaw air filters, bearings, sprockets, bar nuts, loops of chain, fuel caps, office supplies, toner cartridges, and plotter paper is limited to the Agency Administrator, District FMO, Unit Aviation Officer, Dispatch Center Manager, Forest level Duty Officer or IBS/INBA. Approval of all other non-standard or non-NFES items is restricted to the Agency Administrator, Forest level Duty Officer, or IBS/INBA.
For Type I and II incidents, approval of consumable NFES items is limited to the Supply Unit Leader, Logistics Chief, Incident Commander, Agency Administrator or their Representative. Approval of durable, non-standard or non-NFES items is restricted to the Agency Administrator, Forest level Duty Officer, or IBS/INBA.
Note: Approval for non-standard items is limited to the dollar value identified through mandatory sources of supply (e.g. DOD EMall, etc.); costs beyond this amount should be the responsibility of the home unit. The dollar value will be identified on the S# resource order. Prototype equipment will not be replaced with suppression funds.
Per policy, incident replacement must be processed within 30 days of control of the incident.
Non-fire (project/hard dollar) orders may be placed directly to the cache (CDK) by districts.
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NATIONAL INTERAGENCY RADIO SUPPORT CACHE (NIRSC) Prepositioned Radio Systems An NFES 4390 Starter System kit is pre-positioned at CDK. To order this kit, place an IROC supply order to NRCC.
Locally Available Communication Equipment CDK has Type 3 IMT radio kits and repeaters for local Type 3 and 4 incidents:
ENGINES AND WATER TENDERS Engine Rotation A formal engine rotation for the dispatch zone has not been maintained due to a lack of use and equipment availability; the majority of requests in recent years have been agency specific or name requests. However, CDC will track and rotate between agencies and districts as best possible, based on availability status, for unrestricted orders.
The following is a list of agency engines and water tenders in the CDC Dispatch Zone.
Idaho Department of Lands AGENCY ENGINE LOCATION TYPE CAPACITY REMARKS NUMBER NUMBER West St. Joe FPD 3 4x2 1300 GAL. 30F13 WT TENDER 4 4x2 750 GAL. 30F11 E3241 St. Maries 5 4x4 550 GAL. 30F10 E3251 6 4x4 300 GAL. E3261 NEW 6 4x4 300 GAL. 30F27 E3261X Holdover Mica FPD 5 4x4 500 GAL. 22F32 E2251 Coeur d’Alene 6 4x4 300 GAL. 22F31 E2261 6 4x4 300 GAL. 22F34 E2262 Cataldo FPD 5 4x4 500 GAL. 31F47 E3151 Kingston 5 4x4 500 GAL. 31F43 E3152 6 4x4 300 GAL. 31F42 E3161 Pend Oreille Lake FPD 5 4x4 550 GAL. 20F07 E2351 Sandpoint 5 4x4 500 GAL. 20F45 E2352 5 4x4 500 GAL. 20F07X E2353 Holdover Kootenai Valley FPD 5 4x4 500 GAL. 21F22 E2151 Bonners Ferry 5 4x4 500 GAL. 21F21 E2152 6 4x4 300 GAL. 21F21X E2161 Holdover Priest Lake FPD 3 6x6 2500 GAL. 10F08 E1141 TENDER (local) 5 4x4 500 GAL. 10F07 E1151 Priest Lake 6 4x4 300 GAL. 10F06 E1161 7 4x4 100 GAL. 10F03 E1171 PATROL
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Coeur d’Alene Tribe AGENCY ENGINE LOCATION TYPE CAPACITY REMARKS NUMBER NUMBER Coeur d’Alene Tribe 2 4x2 2000 GAL. WT5521 4 4x2 750 GAL. E5541 5 4x2 600 GAL. E5551 Plummer 6 4x4 300 GAL. E5561 6 4x4 300 GAL. E5562 7 4x4 200 GAL. E5571
Idaho Panhandle National Forests AGENCY ENGINE LOCATION TYPE CAPACITY REMARKS NUMBER NUMBER Coeur d'Alene River Ranger District 4 4x2 850 GAL. 3079 E411 Silver Valley 6 4x4 350 GAL. 7601 E611 4 4x4 850 GAL. 8006 E431 Fernan 7 4x4 125 GAL. 7867 4371 Prevention St. Joe Ranger District 6 4x4 300 GAL. 5802 E641 St. Maries 2 4x2 1500 GAL. 7400 WT241 Avery 6 4x4 300 GAL. 7259 E621 Sandpoint Ranger District Sandpoint 6 4x4 300 GAL. 5809 E661 Bonners Ferry Ranger District 6 4x4 300 GAL. 5423 E671 Bonners Ferry 6 4x4 300 GAL. 7602 E672 Priest Lake Ranger District 4 4x2 750 GAL. 5269 E83 Priest Lake 6 4x4 300 GAL. 3065 E681 NEW 6 4x4 300 GAL. 5301 E81 Holdover (NZ Floater)
Bureau of Land Management – Coeur d’Alene District AGENCY ENGINE LOCATION TYPE CAPACITY REMARKS NUMBER NUMBER BLM – Coeur d’Alene Field Office Coeur d’Alene 6 4x4 300 GAL. BLM 4601 E4601 FS D-4 for Season Coeur d’Alene 6 4x4 300 GAL. BLM 4602 E4602 FS D-1 for Season
DOZERS Reference the IDL Business website for IDL signed agreements with vendors Reference the Northern Rockies Competitive Agreement for Contracted Resources using a Dispatch Priority List LOCATION TYPE Coeur d‘Alene Tribe D5 Caterpillar with Dozer Transport
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SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT Fireline Explosives (FLE) Contact Steve Petesch, IPF Lead Blaster, Bonners Ferry RD (208-267-5561) or Waylon Meek, Blaster, Priest Lake RD (208-443-2512).
Helitorch/Aerial Ignition Equipment The following aerial ignition equipment is available: 1 Helitorch Unit (1 torch, 1 trailer) (available only w/module) IPF-St. Joe RD, Avery 1 Primo Mark III Sphere Dispenser (available only w/operator) 1 Helitorch Unit (1 torch, 1 trailer) IPF-Coeur d’Alene River RD 1 Primo Mark III Sphere Dispenser 1 Helitorch Unit (1 torch, 1 trailer) IPF-Priest Lake RD 1 Primo Mark III Sphere Dispenser IPF-Helitack 1 AeroStat Mark V Sphere Dispenser
Handheld Infrared Scanners Palm IR infrared scanners are available. These units should be ordered with operators, but may be ordered without an operator with FMO/Warden approval. COEUR D'ALENE RIVER DISTRICT (Fernan/SVO) 2 SANDPOINT RANGER DISTRICT (Sandpoint) 1 BONNERS FERRY RANGER DISTRICT (Bonners Ferry) 1 PRIEST LAKE RANGER DISTRICT (Priest Lake) 1 KOOTENAI VALLEY FPD (Bonners Ferry) 1 PEND OREILLE LAKE FPD (Sandpoint) 1
Portable/Mobile Retardant Mixing Bases Within the CDC Zone, the following airports have been identified to be used, if needed, as portable retardant bases: Boundary County in Bonners Ferry (65S), Sandpoint (SZT), Shoshone County in Kellogg (S83), and St. Maries Municipal (S72).
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REMOTE AUTOMATED WEATHER STATIONS (RAWS) The CDC Dispatch Zone uses the following Weather Stations:
BONNERS SADDLE PASS PRIEST LAKE STATION #100101 STATION #100107 STATION #100204 NESDIS: 3274058C NESDIS: 3249657C NESDIS: 327416FA FTS - GOES FTS - GOES FTS - GOES Owned by USFS-IPF Owned by USFS-IPF Owned by USFS-IPF ELEV. 2320 ELEV. 5120 ELEV. 2600 LAT 48 43’ 35” LAT 48 56’ 19” LAT 48 34’ 27” LONG 116 17’ 31” LONG 116 44’ 04” LONG 116 57’ 28” T62N R1E Sec14 SENE T65N R3W Sec33 NESW T60N R5W Sec11 NWNW Flat/Valley Bottom Southwest/Midslope Flat/Valley Bottom HOODOO FISHHOOK NUCKOLS STATION #100208 STATION #100421 STATION #100423 NESDIS: 3273E44A NESDIS: 3249868E NESDIS: 3273C2A6 FTS - GOES FTS - GOES FTS - GOES Owned by USFS-IPF Owned by USFS-IPF Owned by USFS-IPF ELEV. 2270 ELEV. 4270 ELEV. 4000 LAT 48 03’ 12” LAT 47 08’ 07” LAT 47 30’ 15” LONG 116 47’ 36” LONG 115 52’ 36” LONG 115 56’ 13” T54N R4W Sec2 SWSE T44N R5E Sec30 NWNE T48N R4E Sec15 NESW Flat/Valley Bottom Flat/Ridgetop South/Midslope LINES CREEK MAGEE PEAK STATION #100424 STATION #100425 NESDIS: 3273D1D0 NESDIS: 3273F73C FTS - GOES FTS - GOES Owned by USFS-IPF Owned by USFS-IPF ELEV. 5140 ELEV. 4720 LAT 47 06’ 39” LAT 47 53’ 01” LONG 116 13’ 31” LONG 116 17’ 56” T44N R2E Sec33 T52N R1E Sec2 NESW SWSW Flat/Ridgetop Flat/Ridgetop POTLATCH SHOCK STATION #100603 STATION #100606 NESDIS: 323764B8 NESDIS: 3237874A FTS - GOES FTS - GOES Owned by USFS-NCF Owned by USFS-NCF ELEV. 2460 ELEV. 3700 LAT 46 55’ 47” LAT 46 58’ 05” LONG 116 54’ 32” LONG 116 37’ 06” T41N R5W Sec1 NENW T42N R2W Sec20 SWSE South/Valley Bottom South/Ridgetop (FWX Zone102) (FWX Zone102)
Portable RAWS Units BLM-Coeur d’Alene Field Office 2 FTS – GOES FS-St. Joe RD 1 FTS – GOES FS-North Zone 1 FTS – GOES
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CHAPTER 50 – AIRCRAFT
AIRCRAFT 31 FEDERAL AIRTANKERS 31 SINGLE ENGINE AIR TANKERS (SEAT/AWS) 31 HELICOPTERS - EXCLUSIVE USE 31 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE (EMS) HELICOPTERS 31 Agency Personnel 31 Extraction Helicopters 32 Private Citizens 32 AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION 32 AIRSPACE AND FREQUENCIES 32 Automated Flight Following (AFF) Procedures 32 Agency Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Tracking 32 UAS TFR Intrusions 32 Resource Tracking 32 Temporary Flight Restrictions 91.137 32 Canadian / US Border Aircraft 32 Communications / Frequencies 32 Transponder Codes 33 Fire Traffic Area (FTA) – The 3 C’s 33 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION 33 Explosive Transport 33 Fueling 33 SUNRISE / SUNSET TABLES 33
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CHAPTER 50 – AIRCRAFT Reference: CDC Office Procedures Guide, Appendix C
AIRCRAFT All requests for IA aircraft services except for Run Card dispatching of exclusive use helicopters will be directed through the CDC Aircraft Dispatcher or Floor Supervisor. Reference the Northern Rockies Mobilization Guide for a complete list of contracted and call-when-needed aircraft available and further definition of aircraft policies.
All requests for project aircraft services for IDL projects will be directed to the IDL Aviation Officer and IPNF/BLM project requests will go to the CDC Aircraft Dispatcher or Floor Supervisor, with aircraft recommendation and Project Aviation Safety Plan from by the IPF/BLM Unit Aviation Officer.
FEDERAL AIRTANKERS The following operational guidelines will be used for ordering air tankers: • Incident Commanders or Duty Officers will order large air tankers directly from CDC. • Extended or overnight dispatch will be coordinated between CDC and NRCC. • Request for costs associated with aircraft will be directed to the IPF UAO or Tanker Base Manager.
SINGLE ENGINE AIR TANKERS (SEAT/AWS) There are normally two Idaho Department of Lands SEATs based at the Coeur d’Alene Air Tanker Base one of which is an Amphibious Water Scooper (AWS). Orders for these aircraft will go through CDC. There are normally also two Idaho Department of Lands SEATs based at the Grangeville Air Center and one at the McCall Air Tanker Base. Orders for these aircraft will go through CDC; CDC will then place the request with Grangeville Dispatch (GVC) or through Great Basin to Payette Dispatch (PAC).
IDL may pre-position these SEATs anywhere in the state.
Contact the IDL Statewide Duty Officer for approval for IDL SEAT requests outside the CDC Dispatch Zone when in ‘high’ or greater fire danger.
HELICOPTERS - EXCLUSIVE USE The IDL has two Type 2 helicopters on exclusive-use contacts, one based at Coeur d’Alene from mid-June through mid-September. These helicopters will come with an HMGB and an IA module. Orders for the Coeur d’Alene helicopter will be placed with CDC. IDL may pre-position these helicopters anywhere in the state.
The IPF has an exclusive use Type 3 helicopter with a helitack crew stationed at Coeur d’Alene from mid-July until mid-September. Orders for these resources will be placed with CDC.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE (EMS) HELICOPTERS Agency Personnel Agency personnel requests for Emergency Medical Services (EMS) helicopters should be made through CDC, who will order LifeFlight and coordinate with the local sheriff’s office.
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Extraction Helicopters Requests for extraction capability for agency personnel will be made to CDC. Extraction options include USAF Fairchild 36th RQF, Spokane County Sheriff’s Office Rescue 3 and Two Bear Air, as well as any agency helicopters with short-haul capability that are assigned in the area. The EHE Source List for 2019 is available at: http://www.nwcg.gov/publications/512.
Private Citizens All requests for resources will be processed through the appropriate County Sheriff’s Office. The county is responsible for all private search and rescue and all associated costs.
AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AND INCIDENT INVESTIGATION References: North Idaho Interagency Aviation Mishap Response Guide and Checklist IPF Aviation Management Plan
AIRSPACE AND FREQUENCIES Automated Flight Following (AFF) Procedures AFF is the standard means of flight following with the CDC zone; WildCAD timers attached to incidents are generally used for documenting flight following. Local flight following may occur with positive handoff to/from the CDC Aircraft Desk.
Agency Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Tracking Pilot will call CDC in advance of the mission with details including time and location, then call on radio when operations commence and when operations are complete. Local flight following is used for UAS flights; CDC will notify other aircraft in the area of any UAS activity.
TFR Intrusions (including UAS) All TFR intrusions and fire area incursions will be reported using the FAA’s Aircraft Conflict Report form and the UAS Incursion Protocol for Wildland Firefighters.
Resource Tracking Resource tracking of aircraft moving between dispatch zones is frequently recorded by using a Flight Request form (Flight Schedule) for Non-Tactical/Point-to-Point flights. Tactical/Mission flights are generally recorded with the resource order (ROSS). CDC zone aircraft vendors at PUW (Moscow-Pullman) and SFF (Spokane Felts Field) are considered to be within the CDC zone and do not require flight schedules for local use.
Temporary Flight Restrictions 91.137 All temporary flight restrictions (TFR) will be ordered through CDC and coordinated through the UAO or CDC Floor Supervisor. NRCC will process TFRs.
Canadian / US Border Aircraft Notify AMOC (DHS Air Marine Operations Center) and Border Patrol when flights are within 10 miles of the Canadian border, 1-866-247-2878.
Communications / Frequencies Reference the CDC Dispatch Area Frequency Guide Initial attack communication zones are used for initial attack air-to-air frequencies and are now based on dispatch zone boundaries. The frequency for the CDC zone is shown below. This is an
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AM air-to-air frequency utilized by tactical aviators to maintain discrete communications and avoid confliction over or near an incident. Zone ID-06: 124.625 Two additional air-to-air frequencies have been assigned to the CDC zone, but must be ordered from NRCC.
If an initial attack fire becomes an extended attack effort, and if an IMT is assigned, the IMT will release the initial attack frequency during the team’s initial transition and request a replacement frequency.
Transponder Codes A transponder code of 1255 has been established for firefighting aircraft. All aircraft on an incident are encouraged to use this code especially in high air traffic density areas.
Fire Traffic Area (FTA) – The 3 C’s The CDC Aircraft Dispatcher will coordinate air traffic on unstaffed fires until a ground contact or aerial supervision is on scene.
MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Explosive Transport Authorization should be obtained through the responsible agency Aviation Officer prior to explosives-laden aircraft landing at a designated airport. FS policy and 49 CFR should also be consulted for specific handling requirements.
Fueling Fueling of aircraft is the prerogative of the individual contractor. Dispatchers may assist by calling a specific fuel vendor on the contractor’s request. Following are phone numbers for known fuel vendors.
Heliprop/Southfield Fuel Office 208-772-6404 Fax 208-772-7972 Larry Booher, Home 208-769-9393 Cell 208-661-4174, 7449 Self-serve 24 hr. fueling station, south end Taxiway Delta
Resort Aviation Office 208-772-3731 Fax 208-772-5632 Self-serve 24 hr. fueling station, south end Taxiway Delta
SUNRISE / SUNSET TABLES Reference following page for the Sun Rise and Sun Set Table for the Coeur d’Alene Airport (COE), W116° 49’, N47° 46’. Sunrise/Sunset tables for other locations can be computed at: https://www.esrl.noaa.gov/gmd/grad/solcalc/.
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CHAPTER 60 – PREDICTIVE SERVICES
PREDICTIVE SERVICES 37 INCIDENT STATUS SUMMARY (ICS-209) 37 CDC SITUATION REPORT 37 INTERAGENCY SITUATION REPORT 37 WILDLAND FIRE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (WFDSS) / WILDLAND FIRE SITUATION ANALYSIS (WFSA) AGENCY POLICY AND PROCEDURES 37 NRCC DISPATCH CENTER CALL-AROUND 37
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PREDICTIVE SERVICES References: CDC Intel SOPs CDC Office Procedures Guide, Ch. 60
INCIDENT STATUS SUMMARY (ICS-209) Incident Management Teams (or district fire managers) will submit their Incident Status Summary (ICS-209) electronically by 1700 hours Pacific Time daily for those incidents within the CDC dispatch area meeting requirements. District fire managers will submit an ICS-209 weekly by 1700 on Thursdays for non-full suppression incidents meeting requirements.
CDC SITUATION REPORT A daily report displaying local fire information updates for internal use will be prepared by the CDC Intel section and distributed from July 1 until significant fire activity/fire danger ends for the season.
INTERAGENCY SITUATION REPORT Information for the interagency situation report will be collected from the Initial Attack Zone Dispatchers through the CDC Fire List access database, entered into the SIT program and transmitted to NRCC no later than 1700 Pacific Time daily from May 15 through September 29 and on any other days when wildland fire activity occurs.
WILDLAND FIRE DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM (WFDSS) / WILDLAND FIRE SITUATION ANALYSIS (WFSA) AGENCY POLICY AND PROCEDURES Reference: Local Annual Operating Plan The Wildland Fire Decision Support System, used locally for all federal and tribal fires, provides decision support analysis tools, documents fire management decisions and provides a long term operational plan as needed for unplanned wildland fires. Initial WFDSS data is populated from other data source programs (FireCode, or WildCAD) through IRWIN, eliminating the need for dispatcher entry. Fires not requiring analysis (successful initial attack) normally need no further entry; further data entry is precluded once the “out” date is populated from WildCAD through IRWIN. Forest Service District personnel will complete any needed WFDSS analysis and documentation for all FS incidents, including wildland fires on FS lands, FS lands under IDL protection, state and private lands under FS protection. Coeur d’Alene Tribe CDT officials will complete any needed WFDSS analysis and documentation for all fires on lands under CDT protection. Bureau of Land Management BLM personnel will participate with the protecting agency in WFDSS analysis and documentation for any fires on BLM ownership requiring analysis. Idaho Department of Lands The WFSA will be used as needed, for wildland fires under IDL protections. Supervisory Area Offices will facilitate the WFSA process.
NRCC DISPATCH CENTER CALL-AROUND The CDC Intel Lead or Assistant Center Manager-Intel/Logistics will facilitate and provide NRCC’s afternoon intelligence updates (approximately between 1400 and 1500 hours Pacific Time) as requested.
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COORDINATION & DISPATCH CENTERS 41 COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-CDC) 41 NORTHEAST WASHINGTON INTERAGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER (WA-NEC) 42 GRANGEVILLE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-GVC) 43 GREAT BASIN DISPATCH CENTERS IN IDAHO 44 SOUTHEAST FIRE CENTRE (BRITISH COLUMBIA) 45 BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 46 COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT & FIELD OFFICE (ID-COD) 46 SPOKANE DISTRICT (WA-SPD) 47 FOREST SERVICE 48 IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FORESTS (ID-IPF) 48 COEUR D’ALENE AVIATION CENTER (ID-IPF) 49 IDAHO PANHANDLE INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW (IHC) 50 COEUR D’ALENE RIVER RANGER DISTRICT (D1) 51 ST. JOE RANGER DISTRICT (D4) 52 SANDPOINT RANGER DISTRICT (D6) 53 BONNERS FERRY RANGER DISTRICT (D7) 54 PRIEST LAKE RANGER DISTRICT (D8) 55 R6 – COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST (WA-COF) 56 FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE 57 KOOTENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (ID-KOR) 57 BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 58 COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE (ID-CDT) 58 STATES 59 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, BUREAU OF FIRE MGMT (ID-CDS) 59 COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY FIRE CACHE (ID-CDK) 60 CATALDO FPD OFFICE (ID-CAS) 61 KOOTENAI VALLEY FPD OFFICE (ID-KVS) 62 MICA AREA OFFICE (ID-MIS) 63 PEND OREILLE LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-POS) 64 PRIEST LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-PLS) 65 ST. JOE AREA OFFICE (ID-SJS) 66 CLEARWATER – POTLATCH TIMBER PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (CPTPA) 67 WASHINGTON DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WA-NES) 68 OTHERS 69 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SPOKANE (WA-SPW) 69 U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION 70 UTILITY CONTACTS FOR NORTH IDAHO 71 INDUSTRY AIRSHED MEMBERS 72
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COORDINATION & DISPATCH CENTERS COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-CDC) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY 208-772-3283 DISPATCH CENTER ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3260 W Nursery Ln 208-772-3283 (forwards to on-call dispatcher) Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 1-800-CDA-FIRE FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-664-8097 or 208-664-3595 [email protected]
NAME OFFICE PHONE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE SCHEEL Destry 208-762-6915 [email protected] Center Manager
WEBER Gary 208-762-6911 [email protected] Asst. Center Manager –Intel/ Logistics
ROOSE Melanie 208-762-6910 [email protected] Asst. Center Manager - Operations
CROWELL Beth 208-762-6917 [email protected] Lead Intel/Logistics Dispatcher
SHANKLIN Tabitha 208-762-6918 [email protected] Intel/Logistics Dispatcher
WOLF Sarah 208-762-6936 [email protected] Lead Aircraft Dispatcher
BADERTSCHER Shyenne 208-762-6924 [email protected] Aircraft Dispatcher
SCHELIN Haley 208-762-6903 [email protected] Aircraft Dispatcher
KERN Peggy 208-762-6914 [email protected] Lead IA Dispatcher - SZ
CARTER Katherine 208-762-6908 [email protected] IA Dispatcher - SZ
CLEMONS Hannah 208-762-6913 [email protected] IA Dispatcher - SZ
KRATSCH Kevin 208-762-6905 [email protected] Lead IA Dispatcher - NZ
WATSON Ellie 208-762-6907 IA Dispatcher - NZ
ORTMAN Mary 208-762-6906 [email protected] IA Dispatcher - NZ
VACANT 208-762-6900 Receptionist
RYAN John 208-762-6916 [email protected] IA Dispatcher - Evening
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NORTHEAST WASHINGTON INTERAGENCY COMMUNICATION CENTER (WA-NEC) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS Northeast Washington Interagency 509-685-6900 Communication Center (NEWICC) ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 225 S. Silke Road 509-685-6900 Colville WA 99114 (509-685-6928 internal) FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Dispatch - 509-685-6918 [email protected] Aircraft - 509-684-2080
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS JONES Jill 509-685-6901 [email protected] Center Manager – DNR
LAMBRIGHT Tara 509-685-6902 [email protected] Operations Coordinator – DNR
RANDALL Veronica 509-685-6903 [email protected] Intel Coordinator – DNR
WALL Ed 509-685-6909 [email protected] Aircraft Coordinator – COF
CUPP Wendy 509-685-6910 [email protected] Logistics Coordinator – COF
HECK Chad 509-685-6905 [email protected] Lead Logistics Dispatcher – COF
LINDEMANN Camie 509-685-6914 [email protected] Logistics Dispatcher – COF
SEITTERS Heidi 509-685-6911 [email protected] Lead Aircraft Dispatcher – DNR
FLANAGAN Patrick 509-685-6900 [email protected] Aircraft Dispatcher – COF
LOUSHIN Holly 509-685-6932 [email protected] Lead IA Dispatcher – DNR
REIMER Cedar 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
ANDERSON Teresa 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
SHELLEY Jennifer 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
LOTZE Hayley 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
JOHNSON Bridgette 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
BARROW EmmyLou 509-685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
JELLSEY Jennifer 509 -685-6900 [email protected] IA Dispatcher – DNR
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GRANGEVILLE INTERAGENCY DISPATCH CENTER (ID-GVC) UNIT TELEPHONES Grangeville Interagency Dispatch Center 208-983-6800 ADDRESS NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 104 Airport Road 208-983-6800 Answering Service Grangeville, ID 83530 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS [email protected] 208-983-4065 WEBSITE http://gacc.nifc.gov/nrcc/dc/idgvc/
NAME OFFICE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE CELL PHONE
LANDRETH, Julie 208-983-6801 [email protected] Center Manager
WARREN, Adam 208-983-6802 [email protected] Assistant Center Manager (detail)
ARNZEN Holly 208-983-6810 [email protected] IDL Assistant Center Manager TAYLOR Jenny 208-983-6816 [email protected] Lead Logistics/Intel Dispatcher STANEART Heather 208-983-6807 [email protected] Intel/Logistics HAMMACK, Sadie 208-983-6800 [email protected] Receptionist/Intel ENNEKING Jennifer 208-983-6803 [email protected] Lead Aircraft Dispatcher BONK Allison 208-983-6804 [email protected] Aircraft Dispatcher LAMPMAN Phinehas 208-983-6817 [email protected] IA Dispatcher
DANIEL Stevie 208-983-6812 [email protected] IA Dispatcher AWBREY Alexander 208-983-6814 [email protected] Lead IA Dispatcher VAFIADES Jen 208-983-6806 [email protected] Lead IA Dispatcher CLARK Kevin 208-983-6813 [email protected] IA Dispatcher MIZER Molly 208-983-6815 [email protected] IA Dispatcher
VACANT 208-983-6800 IA Dispatcher
VACANT 208-983-6800 IA Dispatcher
PFISTER Kevin 208-983-4066 [email protected] Zone Fire Staff Officer
RUKLIC Barry 208-983-4055 [email protected] Deputy Zone Fire Staff Officer
ACTION Willy 208-983-9586 [email protected] Zone Aviation Officer
BLINN Michael 208-983-9586 [email protected] Smokejumper Unit Manager
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ID-BDC UNIT/CENTER MANAGER NUMBERS/ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Boise Dispatcher Center 208-384-3400, fire 3948 Development Avenue 208-830-9547, night or 24-hr Boise, ID 83705 208-384-3405, fax [email protected]
LEGUINECHE Jill Boise, ID [email protected] Center Manager
ID-CIC UNIT/CENTER MANAGER NUMBERS/ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Central Idaho Interagency Dispatcher Center 208-756-5157, fire Public Lands Center 208-303-8103, night or 24-hr 1206 South Challis Street 208-756-5426, fax Salmon, ID 83467 [email protected]
BRADLEY Tim Salmon, ID [email protected] Center Manager
ID-EIC UNIT/CENTER MANAGER NUMBERS/ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center 208-524-7600, fire 1405 Hollipark Drive 208-529-1020, night or 24-hr Idaho Falls, ID 208-524-7614, fax [email protected]
WILSON Richard Idaho Falls, ID [email protected] Center Manager
ID-PAC UNIT/CENTER MANAGER NUMBERS/ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Payette Dispatch Center 208-634-2757, fire 605 S. Mission 208-634-2757, night or 24-hr McCall, ID 83638 208-634-5782, fax [email protected]
MURPHY Gary McCall, ID [email protected] Center Manager
ID-SCC UNIT/CENTER MANAGER NUMBERS/ELECTRONIC ADDRESS South Central ID Interagency Dispatch Center 208-886-2373, fire 213 West F 208-886-2373, night or 24-hr Shoshone, ID 83352 208-732-7316, fax [email protected]
HADDOCK Robert Shoshone, ID [email protected] Center Manager
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SOUTHEAST FIRE CENTRE (BRITISH COLUMBIA) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Fire Reports (public): 1-800-663-5555 (250-356-8153) MINISTRY OF FORESTS Fire Control Room: 250-365-4001 SOUTHEAST FIRE CENTRE Fire Coordination Officer: 250-365-4007 ADDRESS (+ Postal CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 208 Hughes Road 250-608-1550 Castlegar, BC V1N 4M5 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 250-365-9919 [email protected] *** Reference the Northwest Wildland Fire Protection Agreement (Northwest Compact) Cooperative Operating Plan for more contact numbers and the Northwest Border Arrangement for Fire Protection ***
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS MARTIN Brent 250-365-4054 [email protected] Fire Centre Manager
QUINN Darren 250-365-4046 [email protected] Deputy Fire Centre Manager
MCBEE Dan 250-365-4010 [email protected] Sr. Wildfire Officer, Aviation
RAEDSCHELDERS Fons 250-365-4059 [email protected] Sr. Wildfire Officer, Prevention
REXIN Dennis 250-365-4049 [email protected] Sr. Wildfire Officer, Operations
250-365-4005 Dispatcher – Kootenay Lake
WESTERHAUG Art 250-825-1192 [email protected] Wildfire Officer – Kootenay Lake
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BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT & FIELD OFFICE (ID-COD) UNIT TELEPHONE NUMBERS BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 208-769-5000 COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT & FIELD OFFICES ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3815 N. Schreiber Way Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815-8362 208-772-3283 CDC Dispatch FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-769-5050 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS Kurt PAVLAT 208-769-5038 [email protected] Field Manager , Kurt PINDEL 208-769-5040 [email protected] District Manager Mike BEHRENS 208-765-7499 m Service First Fire Mgmt. Officer [email protected]
ALMAS Mike 208-765-7494 Service First AFMO, Operations [email protected]
NEWTON Lonnie 208-769-5017 [email protected] Service First AFMO, Fuels
JAMESON Jon 208-769-5054 [email protected] Fuels Technician
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SPOKANE DISTRICT (WA-SPD) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT 509-536-1200 SPOKANE DISTRICT ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 1103 N. Fancher 509-685-6900 - NEWICC Spokane, WA 99212 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 509-536-1275
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE DIMKE Jeff 509-536-1237 [email protected] Fire Manager Officer
CHAMNESS Guy 509-536-1226 [email protected] Asst Fire Manager Officer (acting)
PINDEL Kurt 509-536-1262 [email protected] District Manager
BABCOCK Lindsey 509-536-1263 [email protected] Border Field Manager
BRYAN Curtis 509-665-2119 [email protected] Wenatchee Field Manager
BEHRENS Matt 509-536-1232 [email protected] Crew Supervisor
CAWLEY-MURPHREE Tim 509-665-2123 [email protected] Fire Operations Specialist (Wen.)
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FOREST SERVICE
IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FORESTS (ID-IPF) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST 208-772-3283 208-765-7223 (S.O.) ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3815 Schreiber Way 208-772-3283 Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-762-6909 or 208-762-6927
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE SCHEEL Destry 208-762-6904 [email protected] Center Manager ROOSE Melanie 208-762-6903 [email protected] Asst. Center Mgr. - Operations KOCH Angelic 208-265-6602 [email protected] Training Specialist LOPER Greg 208-762-6926 [email protected] Service First Aviation Officer BEHRENS Mike 208-765-7499 [email protected] Service First FMO ALMAS Mike 208-765-7494 [email protected] Service First AFMO, Operations NEWTON Lonnie 208-769-5017 [email protected] Service First AFMO, Fuels JEROME Sarah 208-765-7221 [email protected] Forest Fuels Planner MUIR Dan 208-765-7292 [email protected] Forest Fire Planner TAPIA Chuck 208-765-7356 [email protected] Incident Business Specialist (detail) [email protected] WEAVER David ‘Mac’ 208-666-8655 Assistant Cache Manager [email protected] HIGGINS Jeanne 208-765-7210 [email protected] Forest Supervisor PIERSON Kim 208-765-7220 [email protected] Deputy Forest Supervisor SCAIFE Dan 208-769-3001 [email protected] Ranger – CDA River RD BLUNDELL Phillip 208-783-2101 [email protected] Dep. Ranger – CDA River RD GIBBONS Sam 208-769-3035 [email protected] FMO – CDA River RD DAVIS Matt 208-245-6001 [email protected] Ranger – St. Joe RD JUVAN Greg 208-245-6012 [email protected] FMO – St. Joe RD BERNER Jessie 208-265-6601 [email protected] Ranger – Sandpoint RD Acting KNAUTH Kevin 208-267-6701 [email protected] Ranger – Bonners Ferry RD CANO Felipe 208-443-6801 [email protected] Ranger – Priest Lake RD BUTLER Matt FMO – Priest Lake, Sandpoint & 208-443-6849 [email protected] Bonners Ferry RDs
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COEUR D’ALENE AVIATION CENTER (ID-IPF) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS IDAHO PANHANDLE NATIONAL FOREST 208-772-3283
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 11569 N Airport Drive 208-290-2540 Base Cell Phone Hayden, ID 83835 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-762-6938 [email protected]
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE LOPER Greg 208-762-6926 [email protected] Service First Aviation Officer
GOODE Stan 208-762-6901 [email protected] Air Tanker Base Manger
MONTREUIL Pat 208-762-6912 [email protected] Asst. Air Tanker Base Manger
SORENSON Rick 208-762-6920 [email protected] Ramp Manger
GRASHAM James 208-762-6932 [email protected] Air Tactical Group Supervisor (detail)
GAULRAPP Randy 208-762-6937 [email protected] Helicopter Manager
NORTON Phillip 208-762-6937 [email protected] Asst. Helicopter Manager
AGIDIUS Clinton 208-762-6937 [email protected] Helicopter Lead Crewperson
WARD Paul 208-762-6937 [email protected] Helicopter Lead Crewperson
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IDAHO PANHANDLE INTERAGENCY HOTSHOT CREW (IHC) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COEUR D’ALENE RIVER RANGER DISTRICT
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS Interagency Natural Resource Center 208-772-3283 3260 W Nursery Road Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE NIPP Ryan 208-765-7239 [email protected] Superintendent (detailed)
BARTH Bryce 208-765-7464 [email protected] Asst Superintendent
BLAKE Lindsay 208-765-7359 [email protected] Squad Leader
REYNOLDS Paul 208-765-7293 [email protected] Squad Leader
BABIN Aaron 208-765-6206 [email protected] Squad Leader (detailed)
COPPERT Carl 208-765-7293 [email protected] Senior Firefighter
MARTIN Seth 208-765-7359 [email protected] Senior Firefighter
MERSINGER Nick 208-765-7293 [email protected] Senior Firefighter
WALKER Mike 208-765-6206 [email protected] Senior Firefighter
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COEUR D’ALENE RIVER RANGER DISTRICT (D1) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COEUR D’ALENE RIVER RANGER DISTRICT 208-769-3000 (FERNAN) 208-783-2100 (SILVER VALLEY) ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS Fernan Office Silver Valley Office 208-772-3283 2502 E. Sherman Ave. 173 Commerce Drive Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814 Smelterville, ID 83868 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-769-3062 (Fernan) SEE BELOW 208-783-2154 (Silver Valley) 208-783-2102 (Silver Valley Fire Desk)
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE SCAIFE Dan 208-769-3001 [email protected] Ranger – CDA River RD
BLUNDELL Phillip 208-783-2101 [email protected] Dep. Ranger – CDA River RD/SVO 208-769-3035 GIBBONS Sam [email protected] Fire Management Officer 208-783-2114
PEARSON Shawn 208-783-2126 [email protected] Asst. Fire Management Officer
ZUFELT Terry 208-769-3036 [email protected] Asst. Fire Management Officer
SMITH Luke 208 -783-2102 [email protected] Fire/Fuels Planner
NORRIS Paul 208-769-3076 [email protected] Fuels Tech - Fernan (detail)
MANN Kyle 208-783-2128 [email protected] Fuels Tech – SVO
WEEKS Rod 208-769-3012 [email protected] Engine Captain
SCOTT Jason 208-769-3047 [email protected] Engine Captain
HEYN John 208-783-2124 [email protected] Engine Captain
LOVELL Casey 208-783-2110 [email protected] Engine Captain
NORRIS Paul Fire Engine Operator (Fuels Detail)
RATCLIFF Paul 208-769-3056 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
BABIN Aaron Fire Engine Operator (IHC detail)
MYHRE Marshall 208-783-21xx [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
MILLER Jennifer 208-769-3009 [email protected] Prevention Technician
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ST. JOE RANGER DISTRICT (D4) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS ST. JOE RANGER DISTRICT 208-245-2531 St. Maries Office 208-245-4517 Avery Office ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 222 S. 7th Street, Suite 1 **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** St. Maries, ID 83861 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-245-6052 St. Maries SEE BELOW 208-245-6246 Avery
NAME OFFICE PHONE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE DAVIS Matt 208-245-6001 [email protected] Ranger – St. Joe RD 208-245-6012(SM) JUVAN Greg [email protected] Fire Management Officer 208-245-6204(A)
SCHEFFELMAIER Jerrod 208-245-6218 [email protected] Asst. Fire Mgmt Officer - Avery
FELTMANN Louis (detailed) 208-245-6062 [email protected] Asst. Fire Mgmt Officer – St. Maries
GRIFFITH Dawn 208-245-6025 [email protected] Asst. Fire Mgmt Officer - Fuels
VACANT 208-245-6005 Fuels Tech
WILLIAMSON Irv 208-245-6016 Fuels Tech (Engine Detail)
NORTH Dave 208-245-6212 [email protected] Engine Captain 621
WILLIAMSON Irv (detail) 208-245-6060 [email protected] Engine Captain 641
HANEY Ben 208-245-6219 [email protected] Engine Captain
BENKE Ryle 208-245-6210 [email protected] Handcrew Captain
LYONS Richard 208-245-6060 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
STANFORD Jacob 208-245-6217 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
DALBY Will 208-245-6243 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
PRIMMER Megan 208-245-6236 [email protected] Asst. Handcrew Foreman
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SANDPOINT RANGER DISTRICT (D6) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS SANDPOINT RANGER DISTRICT 208-265-6600
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 1602 Ontario **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Sandpoint, ID 83864 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-265-6671 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE 208-443-6849 BUTLER Matt [email protected] Fire Management Officer 208-265-6670
SMITH Chris (detail) 208-265-6669 [email protected] Asst. Fire Management Officer
RATCLIFFE Evan 208-265-6645 [email protected] Engine Supervisor
MORGAN Eric 208-265-6674 [email protected] Handcrew Supervisor
TUCKER Kelly 208-265-6683 [email protected] Asst. Handcrew Foreman
OHLWEILER Ed 208-265-6682 [email protected] Asst. Engine Supervisor
BERNER Jessie 208-265-6601 [email protected] Ranger – Sandpoint RD
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BONNERS FERRY RANGER DISTRICT (D7) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS BONNERS FERRY RANGER DISTRICT 208-267-5561 (Front desk)
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 6286 Main Street **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-267-3732 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE 208-443-6849 BUTLER Matt [email protected] Fire Management Officer 208-267-6719
COLSON Lee 208-267-6756 [email protected] Asst. Fire Mgmt. Officer
ANDERSON Jennifer 208-267-6758 [email protected] Fuels Specialist
MULVANEY Rob 208-267-6731 [email protected] Fuels Technician
KUCERA Wendy 208-267-6734 [email protected] Engine Supervisor
GIDLEY Lance 208-267-6738 [email protected] Engine Supervisor
WARDEN John (JT) 208-267-6753 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
WAGNER Ryan 208-267-6760 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
KNAUTH Kevin 208-267-6701 [email protected] Ranger – Bonners Ferry RD
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PRIEST LAKE RANGER DISTRICT (D8) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS PRIEST LAKE RANGER DISTRICT 208-443-2512
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 32203 Hwy 57 **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Priest River, ID 83856 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-443-6855 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE PHONE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE BUTLER Matt 208-443-6849 [email protected] Fire Management Officer
PALFREY Glen 208-443-6824 [email protected] Assistant Fire Mgmt. Officer
SINK Sara 208-443-6834 [email protected] Fuels Specialist
WASHBURN Billie 208-443-6835 [email protected] Fuels Tech
MEEK Waylon 208-443-6802 [email protected] Engine Captain
CASE Bill 208-443-6812 [email protected] Engine Captain
HIRST Jake 208-443-6837 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
CLEMENSON Stacey 208-443-6827 [email protected] Fire Engine Operator
LEMIEUX Kevin 208-443-6820 [email protected] Assistant Fire Engine Operator
CLEMENSON Tyler 208-443-6840 [email protected] Assistant Fire Engine Operator
NORMANDEAU Melissa 208-443-6820 [email protected] Senior Firefighter
CANO Felipe 208-443-6801 [email protected] Ranger – Priest Lake RD
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R6 – COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST (WA-COF) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COLVILLE NATIONAL FOREST 509-684-7000 S.O. 765 South Main 509-684-7280 Fax Colville, WA 99114 ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS Northeast WA Interagency 509-685-6900 (NEWICC dispatch) Communication Center (NEWICC) 225 South Silke Road Colville, WA 99114 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Dispatch 509-685-6918 [email protected] Aircraft 509-684-2080
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS SMOLDON Rodney 509-684-7015 [email protected] Forest Supervisor
SAMPSON Tim 509-684-7222 [email protected] Fire Staff
SMITH Scott 509-684-7223 [email protected] Deputy Fire Staff
RENFRO Ben 509-684-7273 [email protected] ATGS/ Assistant UAO
WALL Ed 509-685-6909 [email protected] FS Initial Attack Coordinator
CUPP Wendy 509-685-6910 [email protected] Assist. Center Mgr, Logistics 509-447-7316 VADALA Carin [email protected] Dist. Ranger–Kaniksu RD 509-446-7505
BURNSIDE Robert 509-447-7317 [email protected] FMO- Kaniksu RD 509-446-7553 KIEFER Dean [email protected] AFMO- Kaniksu RD 509-447-7307
FLETCHER Travis 509-775-7415 [email protected] Dist. Ranger – Republic RD
HECKLY Reed 509-775-7451 [email protected] FMO- Republic RD
HEADLEY Jason 509-775-7453 [email protected] AFMO- Republic RD
WHITE Josh 509-738-7728 [email protected] Dist. Ranger – Three Rivers RD
ROBSON Shane 509-738-7730 [email protected] FMO – Three Rivers RD
HUTCHINSON Jason 509-738-7716 [email protected] AFMO – Three Rivers RD
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FISH & WILDLIFE SERVICE
KOOTENAI NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE (ID-KOR) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS FWS – Kootenai Wildlife Refuge 208-267-3888
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 287 Westside Road 1310 Bear Creek Road Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 Colville, WA 99114 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-267-5570 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS VACANT 208-267-3888 Refuge Manager
MERRITT Tom 509-684-4207 [email protected] Zone FMO
TELLESSEN Josh 509-559-3040 [email protected] Zone Fire Ops Spec.
WILKERSON Wayne 208-267-3888 [email protected] Equipment Operator
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BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE (ID-CDT) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COEUR D’ALENE TRIBE 208-686-0495
ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS Fire Management 208-772-3283 850 A Street/ P.O Box 408 Plummer, ID 83851 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-686-5109 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE PHONE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE BOOTHE Norris 208-686-1704 [email protected] Forest Manager
PAKOOTAS Tom 208-686-5306 [email protected] Fire Management Officer
VASSAR David 208-686-7004 [email protected] AFMO/Fuels/Training Officer
HOWARD Jeremy 208-686-1133 [email protected] Supervisory Technician
HENDRICKX Justin 208-686-7045 [email protected] Lake Mgmt. (Duty Officer)
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STATES
IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS, BUREAU OF FIRE MGMT (ID-CDS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF LANDS 208-772-3283 208-769-1525 ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3284 W Industrial Loop 208-772-3283 Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-769-1524 SEE BELOW Cache 208-769-1534
NAME OFFICE PHONE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE HARVEY Josh 208-666-8650 [email protected] Bureau Chief, Fire Management
VACANT 208-666-8686 Deputy Bureau Chief - Operations
HAYES Scott 208-666-8647 [email protected] Deputy Bureau Chief – Planning/Prevention
BENTON Kevin 208-666-8651 [email protected] Program Manager- Aviation HOLFELTZ Tyre 208-666-8653 [email protected] Program Mgr – Community Fire Planning
WALTER Wendy 208-666-8648 [email protected] Fire Program Mgr - Business
JORDAN Bjorn 208-666-8654 [email protected] Program Manager – Supply & Logistics
HELMER Bob 208-666-8659 [email protected] Fire Program Mgr - Investigation
FINIS Rick 208- 334-0263 [email protected] Fire Program Mgr - So. Idaho Fire Liaison
HICKS Matt 208-666-8652 [email protected] Fire Program Spec - Training
HONSAKER Amber 208-666-8644 [email protected] Fire Program Spec - Business
HEASTY Brooke 208-666-8649 [email protected] Fire Admin Asst
WEBER Gary 208-762-6911 [email protected] Fire Program Spec - Dispatch
MAHLER Kelly 208-666-8657 [email protected] Assistant Cache Manager
HAMILTON Seth 208-666-8664 [email protected] Helicopter Foreman
FOSS Craig 208-666-8640 [email protected] Division Administrator - Forestry & Fire
BESAW Eric 208-666-8605 [email protected] Operations Chief - North
WAGNER Brad 208-666-8693 [email protected] Safety Officer
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COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY FIRE CACHE (ID-CDK) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS COEUR D’ALENE INTERAGENCY 208-666-8694 FIRE CACHE ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3328 W Industrial Loop **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-769-1534 [email protected]
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE JORDAN Bjorn 208-666-8654 [email protected] Logistics Program Manager [email protected] WEAVER David ‘Mac’ 208-666-8655 USFS Assistant Cache Manager [email protected]
MAHLER Kelly 208-666-6857 [email protected] Assistant Manager of Operation
FISHER Renee 208-666-8643 [email protected] Office Administration
VACANT 208-666-8675 FEPP/FFP MEREDITH Marte Returns & Refurbishment 208-666-8638 [email protected] Leader-Cache Storekeeper BOISA Shariah Returns & Refurbishment 208-666-8698 [email protected] Leader-Cache Storekeeper TYLER Travis Shipping Leader-Cache 208-666-8658 [email protected] Storekeeper MCCASLIN Kelsey Receiving Leader-Cache 208-666-8695 [email protected] Storekeeper SIEGEL Jerhad 208-666-8665 [email protected] Shop Lead Mechanic
BARNHOUSE Matthew 208-666-8665 [email protected] Shop Fabricator
CARAWAY Nicholas 208-666-8665 [email protected] RFPA Shop Mechanic
CHRISTIAN Casey 208-666-8637 [email protected] Pump Shop Mechanic
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CATALDO FPD OFFICE (ID-CAS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS CATALDO FPD 208-682-4611 OR 208-772-3283 MICA SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 80 Hilltop Overpass Rd. 208-772-3283 Kingston, ID 83839 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-682-2991 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE HICKS Brian 208-769-7247 [email protected] Fire Warden
MYERS Chris 208-682-4611 [email protected] Assistant Fire Warden
BRADLEY Jeanne 208-682-4611 [email protected] Resource Supervisor
BRANDT Jeremy 208-682-4611 [email protected] Resource Specialist, Sr.
MYERS Jim 208-682-4611 [email protected] Resource Tech Fire
GROTH Tyler 208-682-4611 [email protected] Assistant Warden (Temporary)
COCHRANE Rodney 208-682-4611 [email protected] Private Forestry Specialist
CARLSON Jennifer 208-682-4611 [email protected] Administrative Assistant 208-664-7243 (M) SJOQUIST Erik [email protected] Area Manager 208-682-4601 (C)
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KOOTENAI VALLEY FPD OFFICE (ID-KVS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS KOOTENAI VALLEY FPD 208-267-5577 PEND OREILLE LAKE SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 6327 Main St. **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-267-8301 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE HOMIK Ken 208-267-5577 [email protected] Fire Warden, Resource Sup.
WILKERSON Jason 208-267-5577 [email protected] Assistant Fire Warden
STEFANO Dan 208-267-5577 [email protected] Engine Captain
KEARN Gabe 208-267-5577 [email protected] Engine Captain
JACKSON Ryan 208-267-5577 [email protected] Engine Captain LUHNOW Jonathan 208-267-5577 [email protected] Forester FLEER Tom 208-263-5104 [email protected] Area Manager
SNIDER Vikki 208-267-5577 [email protected] Administrative Assistant
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MICA AREA OFFICE (ID-MIS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS MICA FPD 208-769-1577 MICA SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 3258 W Industrial Loop **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Coeur d’Alene, ID 83815 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-769-1597 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE HICKS Brian 208-664-7247 [email protected] Fire Warden
O’SHEA Shane 208-664-7242 [email protected] Assistant Warden
LANDER Josh 208-769-1577 [email protected] Resource Boss
HIXON Travis 208-769-1577 [email protected] Resource Boss
NIX Corey 208-769-1577 [email protected] Engine Captain
SJOQUIST Eric 208-664-7243 [email protected] Area Manager
PARTRIDGE Diane 208-664-7254 [email protected] Private Forestry Specialist
STOVER Laura 208-664-7246 [email protected] Private Forestry Specialist
MCFADDEN Teresa 208-664-7244 [email protected] Administrative Assistant
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PEND OREILLE LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-POS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS PEND OREILLE FPD 208-263-5104 PEND OREILLE LAKE SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 2550 Hwy 2 West Bonner County 911: 208-255-2946 Sandpoint, ID 83864 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-263-0724 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE ROGERS Nate 208-263-5104 [email protected] Fire Warden
STONEHAM Ashley 208-263-5104 [email protected] Assistant Fire Warden
RAMSAY Chad 208-263-5104 [email protected] Resource Specialist, Sr.
HANSON Spencer 208-263-5104 [email protected] Resource Specialist, Sr.
VALIQUETTE Eric 208-263-5104 [email protected] Resource Specialist, Sr.
WURZAUF Doug 208-263-5104 [email protected] Resource Technician
REMSEN Chris 208-263-5104 [email protected] Private Forestry Specialist
FLEER Tom 208-263-5104 [email protected] Area Manager
PALANIUK Tami 208-263-5104 [email protected] Administrative Assistant
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PRIEST LAKE AREA OFFICE (ID-PLS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS PRIEST LAKE FPD 208-443-2516 PRIEST LAKE SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 4053 Cavanaugh Rd. **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** Coolin, ID 83821 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-443-2162 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE THORNTON Dave 208-443-2516 [email protected] Assistant Fire Warden
KASSA Ed 208-443-2516 [email protected] Fire Technician
BROWN Dan 208-443-2516 [email protected] Area Manager
DURHAM Ron 208-443-2516 [email protected] Resource Supervisor
FUNK Robert 208-443-2516 [email protected] Resource Manger
LEE Nicci 208-877-1121 [email protected] Administrative Assistant
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ST. JOE AREA OFFICE (ID-SJS) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS ST. JOE FPD 208-245-4551 OR 208-772-3283 ST. JOE SUPERVISORY AREA ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 1806 Main Avenue **If no answer on above number, call duty officer** St. Maries, ID 83861 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 208-245-4867 SEE BELOW
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE FLESHER Cory 208-245-4551 [email protected] Fire Warden
SCHIERMEISTER Cole 208-245-4551 [email protected] Assistant Fire Warden
VORE Eric 208-245-4551 [email protected] Resource Foreman
ASBURY Chris 208-245-4551 [email protected] Resource Foreman
PUGH Brandon 208-245-4551 [email protected] Resource Foreman
CUVALA Steve 208-245-4551 [email protected] Private Forest Specialist
GREGORY David 208-245-4551 [email protected] Resource Supervisor
ARCANO Rick 208-245-4551 [email protected] Area Manager
BEAUCHMAN Alex 208-245-4551 [email protected] Fire Admin
WEMHOFF Charlene 208-245-4551 [email protected] Administrative Assistant
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CLEARWATER – POTLATCH TIMBER PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (CPTPA) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS CLEARWATER – POTLATCH TIMBER Orofino: 208-476-5612/4114/3813 PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (CPTPA) Headquarters: 208-464-2611 Elk River: 208-826-3486 ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 10250 Highway 12 208-476-5612 or 208-476-4114 Orofino, ID 83544 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS Headquarters – 208-464-2413 www.cptpa.com Orofino – 208-476-7218 Boehls – None
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE ECK Cameron 208-476-5612 [email protected] Fire Prog. Planner/Dispatch Mgr
YOUNG Len 208-476-5612 [email protected] Chief Fire Warden
HULL Isaac 208-476-5612 [email protected] Orofino Area Warden
ANDERSON Shane 208-464-2611 [email protected] Headquarters Area Fire Warden WELTER Robin 208-826-3486 [email protected] Elk River Area Fire Warden STEINBRUECKER Kane 208-827-0231 [email protected] Boehls Area Fire Warden
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WASHINGTON DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES (WA-NES) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT 509-685-6900 (NEWICC) OF NATURAL RESOURCES 800-562-6010 ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS Northeast Region/Northeast Dispatch 509-685-6900 225 S Silke Rd Colville, WA 99114 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 509-684-7484 (DNR Mailroom) [email protected] 509-685-6918 (Dispatch) 509-684-2080 (Aircraft)
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS MCNAMEE Ken 509-685-2701 [email protected] Region Manager
HARRIS Steve 509-685-2702 [email protected] Asst. Region Manager WFP
MCKELLAR Bob 509-685-2703 [email protected] Asst. Region Manager State
ONEAL Linda 509-685-2704 [email protected] Asst. Region Manager State
JOHNSON Arne 509-685-2790 [email protected] East Uplands District Manager
STENBECK Andrew 509-684-7474 [email protected] East Zone Fire Manager
GREENE DJ 509-684-7474 [email protected] Arcadia Fire Control Forester
NELSON Paul 509-684-7474 [email protected] North Columbia Fire Control Forester
TOWNSEND Andy 509-684-7474 [email protected] West Uplands District Manager
YOUNG Steve 509-684-7474 [email protected] West Zone Fire Manager
ROBERTS Greg 509-684-7474 [email protected] Highlands Fire Control Forester
MONTANO Daniel 509-684-7474 [email protected] South Okanogan Fire Control
JONES Jill 509-685-6901 [email protected] NEWICC Center Manager
LAMBRIGHT Tara 509-685-6904 [email protected] Asst. Center Mgr., Operations - DNR
RANDALL Veronica 509-685-6903 [email protected] Asst. Center Mgr., Intel – DNR
KENWORTHY Lynn 509-685-2745 [email protected] Fire Training Specialist
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OTHERS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, SPOKANE (WA-SPW) UNIT FIRE TELEPHONE NUMBERS NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE 509-244-5031 SPOKANE ADDRESS (+ ZIP CODE) NIGHT (24 HR) TELEPHONE NUMBERS 2601 N. Rambo Road 509-244-5031 Spokane, WA 99224 FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 509-244-0554 www.weather.gov/spokane
NAME OFFICE CELL PHONE ELECTRONIC MAIL TITLE PHONE AFTER HOURS 509-244-0110 MILLER Ron [email protected] Meteorologist in Charge ext.222 509-244-0110 BODNAR Steve [email protected] Fire Weather Program Manager ext. 227
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U.S. CUSTOMS AND BORDER PROTECTION UNIT TELEPHONE NUMBERS U.S. Customs and Border Protection 1-800-BE-ALERT
FAX NUMBER ELECTRONIC ADDRESS 509-353-2750 [email protected]
NAME CELL PHONE OFFICE PHONE CITY, STATE TITLE AFTER HOURS ELECTRONIC MAIL 1-800-218-9788 LISWIG John Spokane, WA Supervisory LECA [email protected] CLIFT Shannon (A) Patrol Agent in Charge Spokane, WA [email protected] Intelligence POSTULKA Lon Bonners Ferry, ID [email protected] Supervisory Border Patrol Agent Matt TURNER Bonners Ferry, ID [email protected] Patrol Agent In Charge
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UTILITY CONTACTS FOR NORTH IDAHO UNIT TELEPHONE NUMBERS UTILITY COMPANIES for SEE BELOW NORTH IDAHO
***Use in case of Wildfire Emergency around electric power lines*** Emergency Operations Center Numbers
UTILITY COMPANY COMM#/FTS#/CELL 800-372-1645 (24/7 Dispatch) 800-227-9187 (Main Line) Avista Utilities Spokane, WA 509-495-4174 (Media Line) 509-495-8725 (FAX) 800-282-3713 Bonneville Power 877-836-6632, Dispatch Spokane Administration (BPA) 509-465-1820, MCC Local # Tom Murphy Spokane, WA 509-994-9273 Natural Resource Specialist 509-465-1030 Mike Burrows Spokane, WA Foreman III 509-994-4032 509-465-1030, Dispatch Center Larry Benzinger Spokane, WA 509-863-5578 or 800-362-0816 Vancouver Foreman I Dispatch Clearwater Power Company Lewiston, ID 888-743-1501 877-744-1055 Kootenai Electric Hayden, ID 800-240-0459 208-765-1200 Northern Lights, Inc. Sagle, ID 800-326-9594, 208-263-5141
Business Hours 877-462-4008 0800-1700 PST 800-921-8104 Repair Line, After Hours Frontier mention service is for a fire emergency S.E.R.T. Significant Event 800-921-8104 Response Team Underground Call Before You Dig Utilities Locating 800-428-4950 Service
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INDUSTRY AIRSHED MEMBERS UNIT TELEPHONE NUMBERS Industrial Smoke Management Members SEE BELOW Airsheds 11 and 12A/12B
CELL PHONE OFFICE PHONE COMPANY CONTACT AFTER HOURS ELECTRONIC MAIL Hancock Forest David Gabrielsen 208-416-5460 Management 1st Call – All areas 2nd Call – All areas Corey Stover 208-416-5446
Bonner, Boundary, and Kootenai Ed Moe 208-416-5454
Benewah, Latah, and St. Joe Mike Stroh 208-416-5448 Molpus Timberlands 208-762-6641 ext. 103 Chad McElvany Management Property Manager [email protected] 208-762-6641 ext. 106 North of I-90 Jared France [email protected] 208-762-6641 ext. 108 North of I-90 Dewey Hall [email protected] 208-762-6641 ext. 105 South of I-90 Chad McEwan [email protected] 208-762-6641 ext. 110 South of I-90 Earl Law [email protected] Inland Empire Paper 509-924-1911 Owen Retzlaff [email protected] Paul Buckland 509-924-1911
Northwest Management Dennis Thomas 208-883-4488, ext. 112
Eric Femreite
Ric Hagenbaugh 208-245-6438 Potlatch–Deltic Corporation Tyler Roady [email protected] Stimson Lumber Ted Carlson 509-447-3686 x1127 North of Hwy 2/Hwy 200 North of Hwy 2/Hwy 200 Wade Pierce 509-447-3686 x1121
South of Hwy 2/Hwy 200 Britt Madison 208-762-6562
South of Hwy 2/Hwy 200 Greg Simmons 208-686-9020 x2245 208-263-9420 Inland Forest Management John Ailport [email protected]
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CHAPTER 80 – COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
COOPERATION 75 INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS 75 BRITISH COLUMBIA & NW UNITED STATES WILDFIRE RESPONSE BORDER ARRANGEMENT 75 NORTH IDAHO ZONE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS 75 IDAHO COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AND STAFFORD ACT RESPONSE AGREEMENT 75 STATEWIDE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 LOCAL ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 PROJECT and FINANCIAL PLAN #09-FI-11010400-020 75 INTRA-GOVERNMENTAL ORDER between BLM-Coeur d’Alene District and IPNFs75 INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT between BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT and USFS, IDAHO PANHANDLE and NEZ PERCE-CLEARWATER NATIONAL FORESTS 75 NORTH IDAHO ZONE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 75 PROJECT and FINANCIAL PLAN 76 COOPERATION PACIFIC NORTHWEST 76 PNW COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT, NORTHWEST OPERATING PLAN 76 NEWICC DISPATCH ZONE/CDC DISPATCH ZONE LOCAL OPERATING PLAN 76 IDL – CDA TRIBE DISPATCH COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT 76 STATES 76 NORTHWEST WILDLAND FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT (Northwest Compact) COOPERATIVE OPERATING PLAN 76 ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN and FINANCIAL PLAN between IDOC and IDL 76 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between IDL and ITD 76 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between City of Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Department of Lands (Mica) 76 OTHER 77 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between EAST PEND OREILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PEND OREILLE FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PRIEST LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF 77 COOPERATIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENTS 77 USDA FOREST SERVICE 77 INTRA-AGENCY AGREEMENT between US FOREST SERVICE units NORTHERN REGION (R1) and SOUTHWESTERN REGION (R3) 77 USDI BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT OFFICE 77 TRI-REGION AGREEMENT between ID-NCF, ID-PAF, OR-WWF, and ID-COD 77 DISPATCH SHARED SERVICES between ID-COD and ID-GVC 77 GVC ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77 PAF ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77 SWIDEO ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN 77
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CHAPTER 80 – COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS
COOPERATION Successful fire management within the Coeur d’Alene Interagency Dispatch Area requires close cooperation among a number of agencies, cooperators and organizations. Dispatchers and fire personnel must be knowledgeable of the abilities and needs of cooperators. Copies of cooperative agreements and operating plans must be available to dispatchers and fire managers. Reference Agreements Book in Library book shelf
INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS
BRITISH COLUMBIA & NW UNITED STATES WILDFIRE RESPONSE BORDER ARRANGEMENT British Columbia Ministry of Forests USDA Forest Service National Park Service Bureau of Land Management The Purpose of this Arrangement is to provide a framework under which fire management resources may be exchanged to allow for cooperative fire suppression along the United States/British Columbia border.
NORTH IDAHO ZONE INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS / OPERATING PLANS
IDAHO COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AND STAFFORD ACT RESPONSE AGREEMENT State of Idaho, Department of Lands USDI Bureau of Land Management, Idaho National Park Service, Pacific West Regoin Office, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Northwest Region U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Pacific Region USDA Forest Service Pacific Northwest, Intermountain and Northern Regions. STATEWIDE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN IDL, FS, BLM, NPS, BIA, F&WS LOCAL ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN North Idaho Operations Area of Idaho Department of Lands, Idaho Panhandle National Forests, Bureau of Indian Affairs - Coeur d’Alene Tribe, Bureau of Land Management – Coeur d’Alene District, Fish and Wildlife Service – Kootenai Refuge PROJECT and FINANCIAL PLAN #09-FI-11010400-020 Idaho Department of Lands, Idaho Panhandle National Forests
INTRA-GOVERNMENTAL ORDER between BLM-Coeur d’Alene District and IPNFs Service First Agreement to provide annual shared services and funding for dispatch services through Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Center and oversight of Fire and Fuels Management program and Aviation program through shared Fire Management Officer and Aviation Officer. INTERAGENCY AGREEMENT between BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT and USFS, IDAHO PANHANDLE and NEZ PERCE-CLEARWATER NATIONAL FORESTS To provide Service First: Shared Preparedness and Fuels Management resources.
NORTH IDAHO ZONE ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN The North Idaho Zone (NIZ) is an interagency group with the overall responsibilities of coordinating the fire management activities of participating agencies. The plan will establish operational procedures and guidelines to facilitate the fire management program of all the participating agencies; the groups’ charter is included as an appendix. (Pending)
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PROJECT and FINANCIAL PLAN Document each party’s obligation for guard school expenses. (Pending)
COOPERATION PACIFIC NORTHWEST
PNW COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT, NORTHWEST OPERATING PLAN BLM, NPS, BIA, F&WS, USDA, States of Oregon and Washington
NEWICC DISPATCH ZONE/CDC DISPATCH ZONE LOCAL OPERATING PLAN Colville National Forest Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Idaho Panhandle National Forests Idaho Department of Lands Coeur D’Alene District Bureau of Land Management Spokane District Bureau of Land Management Washington Department of Natural Resources Northwest Regional Office Bureau of Indian Affairs To provide wildland fire management activities in the safest and most cost effective manner as directed by agency policies, across Forest, State, Regional, and GACC administrative boundaries. Replaces multiple individual agreements.
IDL – CDA TRIBE DISPATCH COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT Idaho Department of Lands Northwest Regional Office Bureau of Indian Affairs To provide dispatch services for the Coeur d’Alene Tribe through Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Center
STATES
NORTHWEST WILDLAND FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT (Northwest Compact) COOPERATIVE OPERATING PLAN Canadian Provinces (Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, Yukon) States of Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington This cooperative operating plan is to facilitate assistance in prevention, preparedness, prescribed fire use, training, pre-suppression and control of wildland fires between the member agencies.
ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN and FINANCIAL PLAN between IDOC and IDL Idaho Department of Corrections and Idaho Department of Lands Allows IDOC to provide offender labor to assist IDL in meeting its fire suppression, prescribed fire, and resource project work objectives.
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between IDL and ITD Idaho Department of Lands and Idaho Transportation Department Ensure the safety and efficient passage of motorists, fire fighters and equipment along state highways where fire management activities necessitate the establishment of temporary traffic control zones.
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between City of Coeur d’Alene and Idaho Department of Lands (Mica) To provide protection measures and initial fire suppression response actions on all encroachments extending from the shorelines of Lake Coeur d’Alene and the Spokane River within its jurisdiction. IDL will assist in Wildland protection as requested.
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MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING between EAST PEND OREILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT and ID-IPF This MOU provides documentation for sharing radio frequencies for communications to support the protection of life and property.
COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PEND OREILLE FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF Provide cooperation in prevention, detection and suppression of wildland fires.
COOPERATIVE FIRE PROTECTION AGREEMENT between WEST PRIEST LAKE VOLUNTEER FIRE DISTRICT and ID-IPF Provide prevention, detection and suppression of wildland fires.
COOPERATIVE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENTS Emergency and Disaster Assistance with County Sheriff’s Departments. R1 Law Enforcement & Investigations and individual county sheriff’s offices. (No longer kept at CDC) Boundary County, Kootenai County, Shoshone County Bonner County, Benewah County, do not exist at this time
USDA FOREST SERVICE
INTRA-AGENCY AGREEMENT between US FOREST SERVICE units NORTHERN REGION (R1) and SOUTHWESTERN REGION (R3) R1/R3 Agreement to maintain or increase each region’s individual wildland fire management capability in a flat or declining budget situation. Resource sharing outside of large fire support. Agreement is formulated to facilitate the exchange of fire suppression resources rather than transferring money between Region 1 and Region 3 of the Forest Service.
USDI BLM, COEUR D’ALENE DISTRICT OFFICE Agreements related to ID-COD, outside of Coeur d’Alene Dispatch Zone
TRI-REGION AGREEMENT between ID-NCF, ID-PAF, OR-WWF, and ID-COD DISPATCH SHARED SERVICES between ID-COD and ID-GVC GVC ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN PAF ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN SWIDEO ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN
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MEDICAL RESPONSE 81 Within the CDC Dispatch Zone 81 Out-of-Area, off the CDC Dispatch Zone 81 WILDLAND FIRE 81 AVIATION 82 COMPENSATION FOR INJURY PROCESS 82 TREATMENT OF BURNS 82 NON-FIRE RELATED EMERGENCIES 82 MEDICAL FACILITIES 83 Trauma Centers 83 Burn Centers 83 Definitive Care 84 Urgent Care/Community Care 85 EMERGENCY SERVICES CONTACTS 86 Air Ambulance/Extraction Helicopters 86 911 Centers 86 Sheriff’s Offices 86 Other 86 LIST OF LICENSED EMS AGENCIES 87 CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING TEAM 88
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CHAPTER 90 – EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
MEDICAL RESPONSE CDC Medical Response Plan Reference: CDC Office Procedures Guide, Appendix A Reference: NCF/IPNF Emergency Medical Program and Response Plan Includes Medical Incident Report Reference: IRPG pp. 118-119
In the event a serious injury occurs to agency personnel or cooperators, the Crew Leader, Incident Commander or a designated individual will take the lead in implementing the response plan. The following procedure will be used: 1. Administer appropriate first aid. 2. Immediately advise Crew Leader/IC of situation. 3. Request assistance through appropriate channels.
Within the CDC Dispatch Zone 4. Contact CDC via radio or phone. It is the responsibility of the Crew Leader/IC to ensure that there is adequate communication via radio or cell phone to notify CDC or Area/ District Office immediately in case of emergency. 5. CDC will assist with any emergency travel needs or notification to the receiving medical facility. 6. CDC will notify the appropriate unit Duty Officer and employing agency staff Duty Officer.
Out-of-Area, off the CDC Dispatch Zone 4. Contact the incident dispatch center via radio or phone. It is the responsibility of the Crew Leader/IC to ensure that there is adequate communication via radio or cell phone to notify the incident dispatch center immediately in case of emergency. 5. The incident dispatch center will notify CDC, providing incident details. 6. CDC will then notify the employee’s appropriate unit Duty Officer and employing agency staff Duty Officer. 7. If needed, CDC will assist with any emergency demobilization needs.
ALL ACCIDENTS / INCIDENTS SHALL BE ROUTED THROUGH DISPATCH Incident Management Teams will have an Incident Medical Plan
WILDLAND FIRE Reference material and direction: • Interagency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations o Ch 07 Safety and Risk Management o Ch 18 Reviews and Investigations • CDC’s Standard Operating Procedures Ch 20 o Ch 25.2 Notifications • IDL’s Fire Management Handbook, 848 Fire Suppression Injury/Accident o Serious Accident Response Guide (Critical Incident Response Guide) • Incident Response Pocket Guide, IRPG (NFES 1077) o Vehicle Accident Operations, yellow pages o First Aid Guidelines, pink pages • Wildland Fire Incident Management Field Guide (NFES 002943) o Ch 1 Firefighting Safety
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AVIATION Reference material and direction: • North Idaho Interagency Aviation Mishap Response Guide and Checklist • Interagency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations o Ch 16 Aviation Operations and Resources o Ch 18 Reviews and Investigations • Northern Rockies Mobilization Guide o Ch 80 Aircraft • Incident Response Pocket Guide, IRPG (NFES 1077) o Aviation, blue pages
COMPENSATION FOR INJURY PROCESS NWCG Standards for Interagency Incident Business Management (PMS 902), Ch 10 • North Idaho Zone (NCF and IPNF) Incident Business Plan o Appendix C; OWCP & APMC Processing • IDL Incident Business Operating Guide o 3. Personnel, C. Compensation for Injury/Agency Provided Medical Care
TREATMENT OF BURNS The referral of injured employee to a burn center is the responsibility of the initial treating physician. FS; if the physician does not make the referral and the injured employee feels strongly otherwise, contact ASC-HCM-WC, 877-372-7248. • Burned employees and their families can access information at the American Burn Association http://www.ameriburn.org/ • NWCG Standards for Interagency Incident Business Management (PMS 902), Ch 10
OTHER NON-FIRE RELATED EMERGENCIES CDC Standard Operating Procedures, Ch 50 • 51 Scope of Operation • 51.1 Notifications
CDC Office Procedures Guide • Ch 90 Other Non-Fire Incidents
IPF: In the event of a non-fire emergency refer to the; • Idaho Panhandle National Forests Incident Procedures • Northern Region Emergency and Disaster Plan • FSH 6709.12, Safety and Health Program Handbook o Ch 30 Accident Investigation and Reporting • FSH 6709.11 Health and Safety Code Handbook
IDL: For a non-fire emergency refer to the; • Serious Accident Response Guide (Critical Incident Response Guide)
BLM: For a non-fire emergency refer to the; • Coeur d’Alene District Incident Procedures Plan
Private: The appropriate county is the responsible entity for Search and Rescue of private citizens, ordering resources, and for all associated costs.
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MEDICAL FACILITIES
Trauma Centers Level III and above Geographical Contact Medical Facility Latitude Longitude Phone Remarks Location Frequency
155.340// Kootenai Health Coeur d'Alene, ID 47°41.72 116°47.67 208-666-2000 186.2 155.340// Deaconess Spokane, WA 47°39.11 117°25.48 509-458-5800 no tone 155.340// Sacred Heart Spokane, WA 47°38.50 117°24.80 509-474-3131 no tone St. Patrick 155.280// Missoula, MT 46°52.52 113°59.97 406-543-7271 Hospital no tone St. Joseph's 155.340// Lewiston, ID 46°24.95 117°01.46 208-743-2511 9,000 lb Roof Pad Regional 141.3
Burn Centers Medical Geographical Contact Latitude Longitude Phone Remarks Facility Location Frequency
Sacred Heart 155.340*// Sacred Heart will Spokane, WA 47°38.50 117°24.80 509-474-3131 stabilize, transport Medical Center no tone to Harborview 129.825 Harborview Seattle, WA 47°36.18 122°19.49 155.295//192.8 206-744-3300 Medical Center tone
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Definitive Care Geographical Contact Medical Facility Latitude Longitude Phone Remarks Location Frequency
Benewah 155.340// St. Maries, ID 47°18.85 116°34.04 208-245-5551 Community no tone 9,000 lb Roof Pad; 155.340// Bonner General Sandpoint, ID 48°16.65 116°32.98 208-263-1441 may not be large 186.2 enough for TY2 Boundary 155.340// Bonners Ferry, ID 48°42.14 116°19.34 208-267-3141 Community 192.8
155.340// Kootenai Health Coeur d'Alene, ID 47°41.72 116°47.67 208-666-2000 186.2
Newport 155.340// Newport, WA 48°10.91 117°02.96 509-447-2441 Priest Lake Area Community 179.9
Shoshone 155.340// Kellogg, ID 47°32.83 116°07.82 208-784-1221 Medical Center 186.2 155.340// Deaconess Spokane, WA 47°39.11 117°25.48 509-458-5800 no tone 155.340// Sacred Heart Spokane, WA 47°38.50 117°24.80 509-474-3131 no tone Mineral 155.280// Superior, MT 47°11.13 114°52.65 406-822-4841 Upper St. Joe Area Community no tone St. Patrick 155.280// Missoula, MT 46°52.52 113°59.97 406-543-7271 Hospital no tone St. Joseph's 155.340// Lewiston, ID 46°24.95 117°01.46 208-743-2511 9,000 lb Roof Pad Regional 141.3
Gritman Medical Moscow, ID 46°43.68 117°00.07 155.340// 208-882-4511 Center
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Urgent Care/Community Care
Medical Facility City Address Phone Hours
Kootenai Coeur d’Alene 700 Ironwood Dr 208-667-9110 0700-1900 7 Days Urgent Care
Kootenai Coeur d’Alene 566W Prairie Ave 208-772-9110 0700-1900 7 Days Urgent Care
Northwest Coeur d’Alene 315 W Dalton 208-209-2060 0700-1900 7 Days Urgent Care Kootenai Post Falls 1300 E Mullan Ave #600 208-777-9110 0700-1900 7 Days Urgent Care
Northwest Post Falls 750 N Syringa St #100 208-262-2600 0700-1900 7 Days Urgent Care
Lakeland Rathdrum 15622 Hwy 41 208-657-4878 0800-1800 Mon-Sat Immediate Care Urgent Care of Sandpoint 302 S 1st Ave B 208-265-4383 0800-1800 7 Days Sandpoint Bonner General Ponderay 400 Schweitzer Plaza Dr 208-263-0649 0900-1900 7 Days Immediate Care
Quickcare Moscow 2500 W A St #101 208-882-0540 0800-1930 7 Days
Rockwood Liberty Lake, WA 1326 NStanford Ln 509-342-3990 0800-2000 7 Days Urgent Care Providence Spokane Valley, WA 16528 E Desmet Ave 509-944-8910 0800-2000 7 Days Urgent Care
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EMERGENCY SERVICES CONTACTS Air Ambulance/Extraction Helicopters Extraction options include USAF Fairchild 36th RQF, Spokane County Rescue 3, and Two Bear Air, as well as any agency helicopters with short-haul capability that are assigned in the area. The EHE Source List is available at: http://www.nwcg.gov/publications/512. Organization Phone Number Notes Life Flight* 1-800-232-0911 All areas in CDC Zone Millitary Helicopter Support* 1-800-851-3051 AFRCC - Langley AFB 36th RQF (Fairchild) – USAF Surv. 1-509-247-2428 Ops Desk - Call AFRCC first School NVG Helicopter w/200’ winch 1-509-247-4051 After Hours Command Post Spokane Co. Sheriffs Rescue 3 Helicopter* 1-800-258-5990 Or 1-509-532-8930 Two Bear Air (thru Flathead Co. Sheriff)* 1-406-758-5585 Extraction Only *Always request ground ambulance as back up Frequencies: AG IDL 151.1450N or EMS2 155.280
Ground Ambulance: To request an ambulance call 911; they will contact the closest unit.
911 Centers Location Phone Number Location Phone Number Benewah County 911 or 208-245-2555 Kootenai County 911 or 208-446-1854/55 Bonner County 911 or 208-265-5525 Latah County 911 or 208-882-2216 Boundary County 911 or 208-267-3151 Shoshone County 911 or 208-556-1114
Sheriff’s Offices Sheriff’s Office Phone Number Sheriff’s Office Phone Number Benewah County 911 or 208-245-2555 Shoshone County 911 or 208-556-1114 Bonner County 911 or 208-263-8417 Lincoln County, MT 1-406-293-4112 Boundary County 911 or 208-267-3151 Mineral County, MT 1-406-822-3555 Kootenai County 911 or 208-446-1300 Sanders County, MT 1-406-827-3584 Latah County 911 or 208-882-2216 Pend Oreille County, WA 1-509-447-3151
Other Facility Phone Number Purpose National Response Center for Environmental Emergency 1-800-424-8802 HAZMAT Response EPA CHEMTREC 1-800-262-8200 HAZMAT Information Poison Control 1-800-860-0620 Idaho Poison Control 1-800-222-1222 National Idaho EMS 1-800-632-8000 Idaho State Communications Center
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LIST OF LICENSED EMS AGENCIES
Idaho Emergency Management Service Region 1: According to the Idaho EMS Bureau, these EMS agencies are licensed to provide emergency medical services in Boundary, Bonner, Kootenai, Benewah, Shoshone and Latah counties. Phone numbers are offices and may not be staffed; call 9-1-1 for emergencies.
BOUNDARY COUNTY Clark Fork Valley Ambulance Service, Inc. Boundary Volunteer Ambulance Service P.O. Box 464 P.O. Box 441 Clark Fork, ID 83811 Bonners Ferry, ID 83805 208-266-1161/208-946-0978 208-267-2604 Priest Lake Emergency Medical Tech Hall Mountain Volunteer Fire Department 27929 Highway 57 Hwy 95 Priest Lake, ID 83856 Eastport, ID 83826 208-443-2000 208-267-7375 KOOTENAI COUNTY BONNER COUNTY Timberlake Fire District Selkirk Fire P.O. Box 810 (Sagle Fire / Sandpoint Fire) Athol, ID 83801 1123 Lake Street 208-682-4026 (home) Sandpoint, ID 83864 208-263-3502 Silverwood Theme Park 27843 N. Highway 95 Bonner County Emergency Services Athol, ID 83801 521 N. Third Avenue 208-683-3400 Sandpoint, ID 83864 208-255-2194 Coeur d'Alene Fire Department QRU 320 Foster Avenue Northside Fire District Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 437 Cedar Street 208-769-2340 Ponderay, ID 83852 208-265-4114 Mica Kidd Island Fire Protection Dist. 6891 W. Kidd Island Road Sam Owen Fire District Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 17 Old Sam Owen Drive 208-769-7946 Hope, ID 83836 208-264-5745/208-264-5602 Northern Lakes Fire Protection District 125 W. Hayden Avenue West Pend Oreille Fire District Hayden, ID 83835 61 Airfield Way 208-772-5711 Priest River, ID 83856 208-448-2035 Harrison Community Ambulance 101 S. Fredrick Street Schweitzer Fire District Harrison, ID 83833 7094 Schweitzer Mtn. Road 208-689-9103 Sandpoint, ID 83864 208-265-4741 Kootenai County Emergency Medical Services 4381 W. Seltice Way Westside Fire District Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814 P.O. Box 530 208-930-4224 Dover, ID 83825 208-265-3502
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KOOTENAI COUNTY continued Gateway Fire Protection District Kootenai County Fire & Rescue P.O. Box 328 / 609 Pole Yard Road P.O. Box 2200 Plummer, ID 83851 Post Falls, ID 83877 208-686-1313 208-676-8739 SHOSHONE COUNTY Hauser Lake QRU Avery QRU 10728 N. Hauser Lake Road P.O. Box 141 Post Falls, ID 83854 Avery, ID 83802 208-773-1174 208-245-2479
Spirit Lake Fire Protection District Shoshone Co. Fire Protection District #1 P.O. Box 116 P.O. Box 723 / 921 East Mullan Ave. Spirit Lake, ID 83869 Osburn, ID 83849 208-623-5800 208-752-1101
Worley Fire Protection District Shoshone County Fire District #2 P.O. Box 160 14 W. Market Street Worley, ID 83876 Kellogg, ID 83837 208-686-1718 208-784-1188
Worley Ambulance Association, Inc. Prichard/Murray Volunteer Fire Dept. P.O. Box 69 21109 Coeur d'Alene River Road Worley, ID 83876 Wallace, ID 83873 208-686-1883 208-682-3952
BENEWAH COUNTY St. Maries Ambulance 602 College Avenue St. Maries, ID 83861 208-245-7078 / 2197 / 5304
St. Maries Fire Protection District 220 S. 9th Street St. Maries, ID 83861 208-245-5253 Volunteer EMTs/extrication
Alert 2 Up River Ambulance P.O. Box 515 Fernwood, ID 83830 208-245-5712
Tensed Ambulance Service P.O. Box 6 Tensed, ID 83870 208-274-3026
CRITICAL INCIDENT STRESS DEBRIEFING TEAM Reference: Northern Rockies Mob Guide, Ch. 20
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