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PLUMAS LAFCO MUNICIPAL SERVICE REVIEW FOR LAKE ALMANOR REGION OF PLUMAS COUNTY will only respond outside of their bounds if they have sufficient resources to respond simultaneously within their bounds.) These fire agencies have agreed to respond outside of their LAFCo‐approved boundary to provide fire and medical emergency response when an incident is not within the purview of USFS. Providers do not receive compensation for these responses outside of their bounds unless the agency has a fee system in place to charge the caller for the response. Dispatch is provided by the Susanville Interagency Fire Center (SIFC) to the fire providers in the Almanor Basin. As of 1984, SIFC started providing emergency dispatching services for the Lassen National Forest, Norcal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), CalFire Lassen‐Modoc Unit, Lassen Volcanic National Park, Fire Net Lassen, 17 local fire departments, and Sierra Medical Services Alliance (SEMSA). The center coordinates 9‐1‐1 dispatching for fire and medical emergency services. This merging of Federal, State, and local cooperation began in 1982, when the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (now CalFire) joined the Susanville Interagency Fire Center. SIFC grew again in 1984, with the formation of Fire Net Lassen and the beginning of 24‐hour dispatching services by the interagency group. SIFC continues to use the “closest available resources” concept. When an emergency occurs anywhere in the 6.5 million acre SIFC protection area, the closest fire engines, aircraft or crews respond, regardless of jurisdiction. During fire season, SIFC dispatchers can call on 30 fire engines, three helicopters, an air tanker and 18 ground crews. During major incidents, they can summon resources from anywhere in the state or nation. Center managers from the CalFire, BLM, and Lassen National Forest equally share management responsibilities. The following Fire Protection Districts, Community Service Districts, Federal and State Fire Protection agencies are served by the Susanville Interagency Fire Center: 1. Big Valley FPD 2. California Correctional Center 3. CalFire 4. BLM 5. National Park Services 6. U.S. Forest Service 7. Spalding CSD 8. Stones‐Bengard CSD 9. Lake Forest FPD 10. Milford FPD 11. Susan River FPD 12. Chester FPD 13. Peninsula FPD 14. West Almanor CSD 15. Clear Creek CSD 16. Doyle FPD 17. Janesville FPD 18. Madeline FPD 19. Little Valley FPD 20. Sierra Army Depot FD MSR AREA cÉÄ|vç VÉÇáâÄà|Çz TááÉv|tàxá? __V 30
PLUMAS LAFCO MUNICIPAL SERVICE REVIEW FOR LAKE ALMANOR REGION OF PLUMAS COUNTY 21. Standish‐Litchfield FPD 22. Westwood CSD 23. West Patton Village CSD 24. Northwest Lassen FPD 25. Hallelujah Junction FPD 26. Hamilton Branch FPD 27. Prattville FPD 28. Seneca Ambulance Provider Overview Fire and EMS services are provided in the Lake Almanor MSR area by five districts that are outlined in Figure 3‐6. The bounds and service areas of these agencies are shown in Figure 3‐7. The service areas shown on the map are reflective of the areas that the agencies have informally agreed to respond to outside of their bounds, and are based on the Sheriff’s first responder map for dispatch purposes. The County is responsible for ensuring that developments in the area meet all State and County fire code requirements. Proposals for new developments are required to be sent for review to the appropriate fire provider, if a development is within a district’s boundaries. The County Board of Supervisors recently hired a fire marshal to allow for more efficient code enforcement and building inspections. Figure 3‐7: Fire and EMS providers in Lake Almanor area Fire and EMS Chester Public Utility District Hamilton Branch Fire Protection District Peninsula Fire District Prattville‐Almanor Fire Protection District West Almanor Community Services District In 2007, the Board of Supervisors formed the Emergency Services Advisory Committee to “evaluate the funding feasibility of providing uniform and comprehensive emergency services to all of Plumas County.” The Committee attempted to look for opportunities to increase funding for emergency services, but faced a considerable challenge in the difficult economic times. Most recently, it focused on mitigating efforts through improvements to building and development standards and the General Plan update process, and encouraging local fire service providers to share resources and realize economies of scale in preparing grant applications, conducting training and engaging in other joint programs. In a further attempt to improve fire services and extend fire protection to unserved developments, the County started encouraging annexations of additional territory into existing districts in 2002 by sharing property taxes with fire districts on a case‐by‐case basis. Districts that annex additional territory may be able to get five percent of the one percent property tax allocation for existing structures and land values and seven percent of the one percent property tax allocation for future structures and land values. MSR AREA cÉÄ|vç VÉÇáâÄà|Çz TááÉv|tàxá? __V 31
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