Agency Administrator's Guide
The following files contain information, references and sample formats to assist Fire Managers
and Agency Administrators managing wildland fire incidents from initial reports to complex incidents.
- 1. Introduction
- a. Protection Area Map
- b. Management Option Map
- 10.Additional References
- a. Glossary
- b. Acronyms, Short Names, Forms
- c. List of Website References
- d. Fire Compact Tribes 2012
- e. Compact Phone List 2012
- f. Fire Non-Compact Tribes 2012
- g. AIWFMP 2010
- 2. Initial and Extended Attack
- a. Fire Notification Form
- b. Fire Notification Form BLANK
- c. Operational Decision Chart for All Management Options
- d. Incident Complexity Analysis Summary
- e. Complexity Analysis Type 1, 2
- f. Complexity Analysis Type 3,4,5
- g. NWCG Memo Implementation of Revised Complexity Analysis
- h. BLM Memo Implementation of Revised Complexity Analysis
- i. Organizational Needs Assessment BLANK
- j. GIS Perimeter Upload Instructions
- k. Known Sites Database Roles and Responsibilities
- l. Known Sites Team Direction
- 3. WFDSS
- a. Alaska WFDSS Protocol for New Incident 2012
- b. Alaska WFDSS Protocol for Fire Behavior Requests
- c. WFDSS_Preseason_Training_Information
- d. Using_WFDSS_101
- e. Creating_Addressbooks_and_UserGroup
- f. Using_Filters
- g. Transferring_Incident_Ownership
- h. Assign Incident Privileges
- i. Managing_Shapes
- j. SituationAssessment_MapImages
- k. Merging Fire Perimeters
- l. Saving screenshots as images
- m. Setting_System_Preferences
- n. Decision Content
- o. Incorporating_Risk_Assessment
- p. Relative Risk
- q. Incident Approval Instructions
- r. Spatial Fire Behavior Tools
- s. Download FSPro data
- t. Using IE8
- u. Decision Documentation
- v. WFDSS Decision Examples
- 4. Type 1, 2, and 3 Incidents
- a. Roles and Responsibilities for Type 1,2,and 3 Fires
- b. AA Expectations of IMT
- c. Incident Management Tips
- d. Use of Incident Management Teams
- e. IC to IC Briefing Points
- f. IMT Table of Contents
- g. Briefing the Incoming Team
- h.Debrief and Closeout Agenda
- i. Final Incident Documentation Package
- j. Major Incident Org Chart
- k. Incident Action Plan Example
- l. ICS-209 Example
- 5. Resource Advisor and Suppression Repair
- a. READ Guide_NWCG 2004
- b. Rehab guidelines Northern Region
- c. Reclamation recommendations Randi Jandt
- d1.Example Donnelly Flats Rehab Plan
- d2. Example West Fork Chena Rehab Plan
- d3. Example Table Myrtle Rehab Plan
- 6. Delegation of Authority
- a. General Notes
- b. Example Sand Creek
- c. Example Toklat
- d. ExampleRescinded
- 7. Incident Policies
- a1. DNR Department Order 17
- a2. DNR Department Order 113
- a3. DNR MEMO RE DO 113
- a4. DNR Heavy Equipment Policy 2007
- a5. DNR Fatigue Management
- b. Federal Policy Implementation Guidance 2009
- c1. 620 DM 1
- c2. 620_DM_2
- c3. 620_DM_3
- d1. BLM Cabin Policy
- d2. DNR Cabin Policy (July 1992)
- d3. DNR Cabin Policy Clarification Memo (April 1997)
- d4. DOF Structure Protection Matrix
- d5. FWS Cabin Policy (2010)
- d6. USFS Structure Protection Final 4-09
- d7.NPS Cabin Procedures (June 2005)
- e. AWFCG Smoke Effects Mitigation
- f. AWFCG Key Messages
- g. 2012 Final National Fire Season Themes
- h. Suppression Services to Native Corporations
- 8. Team Evaluations
- a. Considerations for Release of IMT
- b. IMT Critique Items
- c. Factors to Consider in IMT Eval
- d. IC Evaluation Form
- e. IMT Evaluation
- 9. Safety
- c. Aviation Mishap Response Guide & Checklist 2010(pms503)
- d. Firefighter Safety
- e. Aviation Checklist
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