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OVERVIEW DIVISION Public Safety Policy March 2004 3. TRANSPORTATION COST SCHEDULE This schedule is adopted by reference in OAR 837, Division 130, State Fire Marshal Standardized Cost Schedule. A copy is in Appendice C of this plan. s/Mob Plan/Publicsa I-F-2
OVERVIEW DIVISION OSFM / ODF Memorandum of Understanding April 2003 G. OREGON OFFICE OF STATE FIRE MARSHAL / DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING 1. OVERVIEW The following Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Oregon Department of Forestry and the Oregon Office of State Fire Marshal is intended to provide one mechanism for the logistical support of structural firefighters on large fire operations where the Department of Forestry’s logistical support facilities, such as field kitchen or fuel supplies, are set up to provide such services. In fire situations where support facilities, including kitchens and fire cache vans are present, structural firefighters can be fed and, if necessary, provided additional logistical support. However, availability in no way obligates agencies to use or provide these facilities if they are not in a position to do so. The MOU also provides for additional support services not specifically mentioned in the agreement when mutually agreed upon in writing between authorized agency representatives. This MOU imposes upon the Office of State Fire Marshal the responsibility to secure funds for costs incurred by the Department of Forestry for providing logistical support, including contractual services to individuals assigned and made available for fire fighting under the authority of the Emergency Conflagration Act. However, Mobilization Plan forces are cautioned that the existence of this MOU does not release the participating agencies from providing the services they are dispatched to perform. Further, costs incurred by this MOU are subject to review by the State Fire Marshal and, if deemed inappropriate, can be denied. Denied costs will be deducted from an agency’s reimbursements. Additionally, this MOU does not release cities and fire districts receiving mobilization aid from the responsibility to provide logistical support for those mobile resources. s/MobPlan/MOU I-G-1
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