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OPERATIONS DIVISION Standard Operating Guide March 2004 DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY ____________________________________ INCIDENT NAME _____________________________ DATE AND TIME ________________ is assigned as the Incident Commander on the ________________ Incident Name located on lands protected by ___________________________ . Jurisdiction having authority You are delegated full authority and responsibility for managing the fire suppression activities on these lands within the framework of law and the direction provided by the State Fire Marshal and by the jurisdiction administrator (or designee). Your primary responsibility is to organize and direct your assigned resources for safe, efficient and effective mitigation of this incident. You are to be in a unified command mode with agencies and jurisdictions named in this delegation of authority. You will maintain effective interagency cooperation with all agencies participating in this incident. You are accountable to the State Fire Marshal and the jurisdiction administrator (or designee). Specific directions for the Incident Name Fire are as follows: 1. Integrate your incident management team into the command structure. agency/jurisdiction 2. The jurisdiction administrator will provide maps of the jurisdiction and will retain the following responsibilities: 3. Document damage caused by the fire by producing maps, photographs, and narratives detailing what damaged occurred. The jurisdiction administrator will provide property value information. 4. Document damage caused by State mobilized resources, which should include photographic documentation. Initial notification of this type of damage shall be made to the jurisdiction administrator (or designee) within 12 hours of the damage occurring. 4. Consult the county fire defense board chief and jurisdiction administrator (or designee) before resources are demobilized. Additional directions and considerations may include: s/Mob Plan/Standard II-A-14
OPERATIONS DIVISION Standard Operating Guide March 2004 • How incident management team logistics personnel will assist the jurisdiction with the jurisdiction’s responsibilities for logistical support for mobilized resources; • Responsibilities for situation reports to the jurisdiction administrator, fire defense chief, county emergency manager, cooperating agencies, or others; • Liaison and advisory responsibilities to county emergency management for evacuation planning and actions; and • Providing information on fire cause, losses and damages to assist the jurisdiction with its fire investigation and reporting responsibilities. _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________ Authority Having Jurisdiction 1 ______________________________________________ _____________________________ Jurisdictional Administrator Name ____________________________ Title In the event that I am not immediately available, my designated representatives will be: 1 st Agency Rep Designee ___________________________________ Office (_______) ___________________ Cell (_______) _________________ 2 nd Agency Rep Designee ___________________________________ Office (_______) ____________________ Cell (_______) _________________ By my signature, I hereby delegate full authority and responsibility for managing the fire suppression activities within the framework of law and the direction provided herein. _________________________, Agency Administrator of Jurisdiction having Authority Office (_______) ____________________ Cell (_______) ___________ This is to become effective ____________________________________________. (Date and Time) 1 AHJ is defined as the governmental entity with responsibility for structural fire protection. s/Mob Plan/Standard II-A-15
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OREGON FIRE SERVICE MOBILIZATION PL
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Record of Changes to the 2006 Orego
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OREGON FIRE SERVICE MOBILIZATION PL
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Interface Position Qualification Re
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h. State Fire Marshal ERC Operation
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f. ORS 401.260 to 401.535 1 g. ORS
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OVERVIEW DIVISION Introduction Marc
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OVERVIEW DIVISION Organization and
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APPENDICES DIVISION Field Operation
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APPENDICES DIVISION Acronyms April
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APPENDICES DIVISION Laws and Rules
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OFFICE OF STATE FIRE MARSHAL Confla
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