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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981 Interagency Fire, Disaster and Assistance Agreement MUTUAL FIRE AND DISASTER PROTECTION AND ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made this day of (cl9fcl 1981, by and between THE CITY OF BOISE, COLE-COLLISTER FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, WHITNEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND THE MERIDIAN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, EAGLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, STAR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, KUNA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, AND DESERT EAST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT. W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, it is possible that a fire and/or disaster could occur within the boundaries of any of the parties hereto which would be of such magnitude that it would re- quire more men and/or equipment than an individual party could provide; and WHEREAS, the parties hereto have determined that it is in the best interests of each of the parties and the citizens whom they serve to provide for additional men and equipment in the event of a fire and/or disaster which requires more men and/or equipment than an individual party hereto could provide; and WHEREAS, each of the parties hereto believe that they can provide for such events by a cooperative agreement for fire and/or disaster protection between the parties hereto; and WHEREAS, Ada County has adopted an Emergency Operations Plan, which covers major disasters including nuclear, natural and manmade and the Civil Defense Office is charged with implementing that plan, or which this Agreement shall become part; NOW, THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows: I. DEFINITIONS: A. RESPONDING PARTY: Any party to this Agreement who has been requested by another party to this Agreement to EXHIBIT "A" AGREEMENT -- 1 furnish, loan and dispatch equipment and personnel under the terms of this Agreement. B. REQUESTING PARTY: Any party to this Agreement who suffers a •fire and/or disaster within the boundaries of .its district or corporate political limits, and such fire and/or disaster requires more equipment and/or manpower than the said party can provide itself; and said party requests of another party to this Agreement to furnish, loan and dispatch equipment and personnel to aid said party. II. Whenever a party to this Agreement suffers a fire and/or disaster requiring more equipment and manpower than the suffering party can itself provide, each of the other parties to this Agreement, at the request of the party so suffering, agrees to furnish, loan and dispatch to the aid of the Requesting Party such equipment and personnel as the Chief of the Responding Fire Department, or his designee, shall determine may be so furnished. In no event shall any liability be imposed upon or attach to a Responding Party for failure to furnish any equipment or personnel, the determination of the Chief of the Responding Party, or his designee, as to whether any or how much equipment or personnel will be furnished being final and conclusive for all purposes. III. The Responding Party, if it determines to furnish equipment and personnel, shall deliver its equipment and personnel to the location specified by the Requesting Party. IV. The Requesting Party shall first call the party nearest the fire and/or disaster, unless the special equip- ment or manpower of a more distant party is required. V. The Responding Party shall report to the person designated by the Requesting Party. The Commanding Officer AGREEMENT - 2 of the Requesting Party shall assume full responsibility for the direction, supervision, and deployment of all equipment and personnel dealing with the fire and/or disaster, and for the manner in which the fire and/or disaster is to be 1 controlled or suppressed. In no case shall the Responding Party be required to assume overall responsibility for or direct the efforts to control or deal with the fire and/or disaster. The Requesting Party shall hold each Responding Party harmless from and against, and indemnify each such Responding Party for any loss or risk of liability to third parties including costs and reasonable attorneys fees arising out of or in any way connected with the exercise or failure to exercise the responsibilities herein imposed upon the Requesting Party. VI. The Responding Party shall always operate its own equipment. VII. Upon completion of the work on a fire and/or disaster each party participating shall render such assistance and help as is necessary to insure the return of equipment to its owners. VIII. All equipment, personnel and manpower loaned under the terms of this Agreement shall be returned to the Res- ponding Party upon release by the Requesting Party or upon demand by the Responding Party for the return of its equipment and personnel. The Requesting Party shall be responsible for the replacement of any special fire extinguishing agents used by a Responding Party. IX. The parties hereto further agree to schedule and conduct continuing training programs for all personnel so that procedures and techniques for dealing with fires and/or disasters can be standardized. AGREEMENT - 3 \� X. Each of the parties hereto shall at all times be solely responsible to its own employees for the payment of wages and other compensation and for workman's compensation coverage. Each party shall be responsible for its own equipment and personnel and shall bear the risk of any loss or damage to its equipment or injury to its personnel occurr- ing as a result of the operation and use of said equipment or personnel under and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement. XI. Except as otherwise herein specified, the Request- ing Party shall not be liable for any compensation to any Responding Party for the loan of personnel or equipment under the terms of this Agreement. XII. Time is of the essence and the parties hereto agree to take all necessary action to empower their personnel with the authority to dispatch equipment and personnel as provided in this Agreement. XIII. This Agreement shall become effective upon the execution hereof by all of the parties hereto. Any of the parties hereto may withdraw from this Agreement at any time. If any party determines, for any reason, to withdraw from this Agreement, withdrawal shall be effective upon service of written notice to all other parties. XIV. Should any term or provision of this Agreement, or the application thereof to any persons, parties or circum- stances, for any reason be illegal or invalid, such illegality or invalidity shall not affect any other provision of this Agreement and this Agreement shall be construed and enforced as if such illegal or invalid provision had not been contained herein. AGREEMENT - 4 r u IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have caused J this Agreement to be executed this & day of - , 1981. CITY OF BOISE CITY By Mayor ATTEST: _ 7� Hy Fare ief, John Boros �CityClerk COLS-COLLISTER FIRE PROTECTION ❑ISTRIC7 By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Al Gant ATTEST: Secretary WHITNEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Ray Stockey ATTEST- Secretary AGRFE.NIENT - 5 CITY OF MERIDIAN By Mayor By Fire Chief, Roger Welker ATTEST: City Clerk MERIDIAN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Roger Welker ATTEST: Secretary EAGLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Allen Olsen ATTEST: Secretary AGREEMENT -- 6 J' STAR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By ATTEST: Fire Chief, Renn M. Ross Secretary KUNA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Rich Cromwell ATTEST: Secretary DESERT EAST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner By Fire Co:Tissianer By Fire Commissioner By Fire Chief, Rocky Hammond ATTEST: Secretary I AGREEMENT - 7 FUEL hN'T' F i RE RL POPT FOR DECEMBER UNIT GALS . COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 73 . 0 $ 96 . 42 426 320 (Big Tanker) 28 . 0 33 . 39 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 47 . 5 59 . 95 303 (New Pumper) 19 . 5 23. 93 23 324 (Small Tanker) 14 . 8 18 . 90 62 305 (City Pumper) 16 . 7 21 . 40 42 306 (Rural Pumper) 28 . 0 35 . 94 100 TOTAL 227 . 5 $289 . 93 653 TOTAL FOR JAN. TO DEC. 2 , 784 . 6 $3 , 497 . 93 11 , 476 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 4 $600 . 00 BLDG. 5 $1 , 000 . 00 CAR 2 . 00 CAR 2 . 00 MED. 3 . 00 AID 1 . 00 N . G. GAS 1 . 00 TOTAL 10 $600 . 00 8 $1 , 000 . 00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY FIRES 106 LOSS $293 , 554 . 00 RURAL FIRES 151 LOSS $270 , 889 . 00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR YEAR FIRES 257 LOSS $564 , 443. 00 TOTAL FOR 1983 (Jan. to Dec. ) FIRES 239 LOSS $336 , 400. 00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR NOVEMBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 70 . 5 $ 92 . 78 534 320 (Big Tanker) NO FUEL 341 (Squad) 16 . 3 20 . 80 87 352 (Van) 47 . 8 57 . 25 303 (New Pumper) 37 . 3 41 . 55 334 324 (Small Tanker) 12 . 0 15 . 40 64 305 (City Pumper) NO FUEL 306 (Rural Pumper) 33 . 2 42 . 46 148 TOTAL 217 . 1 $270 . 24 1 , 167 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG . 6 $15 , 300 . 00 BLDG. 5 . 00 CAR 4 . 00 CAR 6 $1, 000 . 00 TRASH 1 . 00 HAY 1 500 . 00 MED. 0 MED. 2 TOTAL 11 $15, 300 . 00 14 $1, 500 .00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY FIRES 96 LOSS $292 , 954 .00 RURAL FIRES 143 LOSS $269 , 889 . 00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR YEAR FIRES 239 LOSS $562 , 843 . 00 TOTAL FOR NOVEMBER 1983 FIRES 220 LOSS $236 , 200 . 00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR OCTOBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R--1 (QRU) 67 . 6 $ 87 . 17 485 320 (Big Tanker) 12 .0 13. 37 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 64.9 76 . 75 303 (New Pumper) 38. 0 42 . 33 382 324 (Small Tanker) 15 .8 20 . 20 60 305 (City Pumper) 11. 8 15 . 15 48 306 (Rural Pumper) 17 .8 22 . 80 69 TOTAL 227 .9 $277 . 77 1,044 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO . LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS Bldg. 7 $162, 500. 00 Bldg. 2 .00 Car 4 1, 000. 00 Car 1 .00 Med. 2 . 00 Straw 1 $1, 500 .00 TOTAL 13 $163, 500. 00 4 $1 , 500 ,00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY FIRES 85 LOSS $277 , 654. 00 RURAL FIRES 129 LOSS $268, 150 .00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR YEAR FIRES 214 LOSS $545 , 804. 00 TOTAL FOR OCTOBER 1983 FIRES 206 LOSS $220, 200 . 00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR SEPTEMBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 57 . 6 $ 75 . 60 526 320 (Big Tanker) 24 . 7 27 . 51 341 (Squad) 11 . 7 15 . 00 63 352 (Van) 38 . 6 46 . 45 109 303 (New Pumper) NO FUEL 324 (Small Tanker) 12 . 3 16 . 00 50 305 (City Pumper) 13 . 3 17 . 02 43 306 (Rural Pumper) 31 . 6 40 . 42 169 TOTAL 189 . 8 $238 . 00 960 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 2 $20 , 000 . 00 BLDG. 0 . 00 CAR 1 . 00 CAR 7 . 00 GRASS 0 . 00 GRASS 5 $12 , 250 . 00 MED. 1 . 00 MED. 3 . 00 AID 1 . 00 TOTAL 4 $20 , 000 . 00 16 $12 ,250 . 00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 72 LOSS $114 , 154 . 00 RURAL FIRES 125 LOSS $266 , 650 . 00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 197 LOSS $380 , 804 . 00 FULL AND FIRE REPORT FOR JULY UNIT GALS. COST MILLS R- 1 {QRU) 71. 3 $ 94. 15 565 320 (Big TankeA) 26. 0 31. 31 341 (Squad) 36.2 46.20 179 352 (Van) 39. 3 45.50 303 (New Pumpeh) 25.0 27. 86 165 324 (Smarm TanheA) 21.2 27.00 107 305 (City Pumpeh) 39.6 50. 71 119 306 (Rwlra PumpeA) 50. 5 64.29 143 TOTAL 309. 7 $387.02 1,212 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 2 -�5,000.00 BLDG. 1 $ 400.00 CAR 4 . 00 CAR 4 .00 GRASS 5 . 00 GRASS 10 .00 Go-6 Leah 1 .00 Mut. Aid 1 .00 TOTAL 12 $5,000.00 16 $ 400.00 WEED COMPLAINTS 14 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 58 tOSS $ 69, 154.00 RURAL FIRES 87 LOSS $244,400.00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 145 LOSS $313,554.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR JUNE UNIT GALS. COST MILES R- 1 (QRU) 45.4 $ 60.05 464 320 (BIG TANKER) 37.0 41.22 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 34. 7 41.55 303 (New PumpeA) 19.2 21. 38 118 324 (Smatt Tanker) 17.6 22. 55 69 305 (City Pumpeh) NO FUEL 306 (Resat Pumpeh) 56.6 72. 50 276 TOTAL 210. 5 $259. 05 867 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 3 $100.00 BLDG. 1 .00 CAR 3 . 00 CAR 3 .00 GRASS 2 . 00 GRASS 5 .00 TOTAL 8 $100. 00 TOTAL 9 $.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY FIRES 46 LOSS $ 64, 154. 00 RURAL FIRES 71 LOSS $244,000. 00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR YEAR FIRES 177 LOSS $308, 154.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR MAY UNITS GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 64.5 $ 85.85 465 320 (Big Tanker) NO FUEL 341 (Squad) 34.9 44. 70 179 352 (Van) 38.7 44.85 303 (New Pumper) NO FUEL 324 (Small Tanker) 14.7 18.85 56 305 (City Pumper) 20.2 25.80 83 306 (Rural Pumper) 22.7 29.05 87 TOTAL 195.7 $249.10 870 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 2 .00 Bldg. 4 $40,200.00 Car 3 .00 Car 4 .00 Grass 1 .00 Grass 3 .00 TOTAL 6 .00 11 $40,200.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 38 LOSS $ 64,054.00 RURAL FIRES 62 LOSS 244,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 100 LOSS $308,054.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR APRIL UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 70.0 $ 96. 35 524 320 (Big Tanker) 20.0 22.28 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 42.0 51.80 199 303 (New Pumper) 37.0 38.83 260 324 (Small Tanker) 26.9 35.70 107 305 (City Pumper) 23.6 30.50 74 306 (Rural Pumper) 57.6 73.70 196 TOTAL 279. 3 $349.16 1,360 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 3 $12,554.00 BLDG. 5 $125,000.00 CAR 5 .00 CAR 6 .00 GRASS 1 .00 GRASS 6 .00 BOMB 1 .00 STRAW 1 4,200.00 TOTAL 10 $12,554.00 1B $129,200.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY----FIRES 32 LOSS $ 64,054.00 RURAL---FIRES 51 LOSS $203,800.00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 83 LOSS $267,854.00 FUEL AND LRE REPORT FOR MkRCH =NIT GhW. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 49.6 $ 66,90 420 320 (Big Tanker) no ML 341 (Squad) 16.2 21.00 72 352 (Van) 30.8 37.50 303 (New Pumper) NO FUEL 324 (Small Tanker) 6.1 7.80 32 305 (City Pumper) NO FUEL 306 (Rural Pumper) 44.9 57.91 146 TOTAL 147.6 $191.11 670 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 1 $.00 BLDG. 1 $ .00 CAR 2 .00 CAR 3 .00 GRASS 4 .00 GRASS 7 100.00 TOTAL 7 $.00 TOTAL 11 $100.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 22 LOSS $ 51,500.00 RURAL FIRES 33 LOSS $ 74,600.00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 55 LOSS $125,600.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR F'EBRUARY UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 68.2 $ 92.10 386 320 (Big Tanker) 38.0 42. 33 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 48.2 59.25 303 (New Pumper) 18.4 20.48 77 324 (Small Tanker) 17. 7 23.00 106 305 (City Pumper) 32.0 41.55 93 306 (Rural Pumper) 44.5 57.80 146 TOTAL 267.0 $336.51 808 FIRES CITY XURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NC. LOSS BLDG. 2 $50,000.00 BLDG. 7 .00 GRASS 0 .00 GRASS 1 .00 CAR 0 .00 CAR 4 TOTAL 2 $50,000.00 TOTAL 12 $9,000.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 15 LOSS $ 50,000.00 RURAL FIRES 22 LOSS 9,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FOR THE YEAR FIRES 37 LOSS 5125,500.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR JANUARY UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 79 . 3 $107 . 50 472 320 (BIG TANKER) NO FUEL 341 (SQUAD) 32 . 1 41 . 65 133 352 (VAN & CAR) 48 . 6 59 . 85 303 (NEW PUMPER) NO FUEL 324 (SMALL TANKER) NO FUEL 305 (CITY PUMPER) NO FUEL 306 (RURAL PUMPER) 28 . 5 37 . 05 99 TOTAL 186 . 5 $246 . 05 704 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 8 $1 , 500 . 00 BLDG. 3 $65 , 000 . 00 CAR 5 . 00 CAR 7 . 00 TOTAL 13 $1 , 500 . 00 10 $65 , 000 . 00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY FIRES 13 LOSS $ 1 , 500 . 00 RURAL FIRES 10 LOSS $65 , 000 . 00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 23 LOSS $66 ,500 . 00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR DECEMBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 89.7 $121.05 539 320 (Big Tanker) NO FUEL 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van &Car) 43.4 53.15 99 303 (New Pumper) 29.5 32.87 136 324 (SmallTanker) 6.9 9.00 27 305 (City Pumper) NO FUEL 306 (Rural Pumper) 15.4 20.00 77 TOTAL 184.9 $236.07 878 TOTAL FOR YEAR 2,509.0 $3,213.23 15,271 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 9 .00 BLDG. 5 $100,000.00 CAR 2 .00 CAR 3 .00 TOTAL 11 .00 TOTAL 8 $100,000.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 88 LOSS $ 34,200.00 RURAL FIRES 151 LOSS $302,200.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 239 LOSS $336,400.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR NOVEMBER UNIT C,ALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 81.0 $109.40 390 320 (Big Tanker) NO FUEL 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 14.9 20. 10 101 303 (New Pumper) 26.0 28.96 248 324 (Small Tanker) 9.1 11.80 48 305 (City Pumper) 19.2 25.00 53 306 (Rural Pumper) 27.7 36.00 105 TOTAL !&&. ( $231.26 945 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 7 $1,000.00 BLDG. 2 $15,000.00 Car C .00 Car 5 .00 TOTAL 7 $1,000.00 TOTAL 7 $15,000.00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY-------FIRES 77 LOSS $ 34,200.00 RURAL------FIRES 143 LOSS 202,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 220 LOSS $236,200.00 FUEL AND FIRE REPORT FOR OCTOBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 78.2 $105.50 486 320 (Big Tanker) 21.0 23.40 341 (Squad) NO FUEL 352 (Van) 29.8 39. 35 490 303 (New Pumper) 38.5 41.97 281 324 (Small Tanker) 8.0 10.30 36 305 (City Pumper) 23.2 30.20 115 306 (Rural Pumper) 20.3 26.40 84 TOTAL 219.0 $277.12 1,492 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 1 .00 BLDG. 2 .00 GRASS 2 .00 GRASS 2 .00 CAR 5 .00 CAR 2 .00 RESCUE 1 .00 TOTAL 8 .00 7 .00 TOTAL FOR THE YEAR CITY FIRES 70 LOSS $ 33,200.00 RURAL FIRES 136 LOSS 187,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 206 LOSS $220,200.00 FIRE AND FUEL REPORT FOR SE'PIMER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 64.5 $ 93.05 427 320 (Big Tanker) 44.0 49.02 341 (Squad) 16.8 21.75 81 352 (Van) 27.9 37.65 410 303 (New Pumper) 17.0 18.94 94 324 (Small Tanker) 10.4 13.50 34 305 (City Pumper) NO FUEL 306 (Rural Pumper) 33.8 43.90 51 TOTAL 214.4 $277.81 1,097 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LASS Bldg. 2 .00 Bldg. 4 $10,000.00 Grass 6 .00 Grass 5 .00 Car 0 .00 Car 5 .00 Aid 0 .00 Aid 2 .00 TOTAL 8 .00 TOTAL 16 $10,000.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY-----FIRES 62 LOSS----$ 33,200.00 RURAL----FIFES 129 LOSS----$187,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 191 LOSS $220,200.00 FIRE AND FUEL REPORT FOR AUGUST UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 82.8 $111.35 535 320 (BIg Tanker) 29.0 32.20 341 (Squad) 50.0 65.05266 352 (Van) 44.5 59.90 647 303 (New Pumper) 23.8 26.51 295 324 (Small Tanker) 28.4 36.90 119 305 (City Pier) 29.0 37.70 124 306 (Rural Pumper) 94.7 122.30 316 TOTAL 382.2 $492.01 2,302 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 1 $1,000.00 BLDG. 0 $ .00 GRASS 3 .00 GRASS 7 .00 CAR 2 .00 CAR 17 .00 HAY 1 22,500.00 MUTUAL AID 3 .00 TOTAL $1,000.00 28 $22,500.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY----FIRES 54 LOSS----$ 33,200.00 RURAL----FIRES 113 LOSS----$177,000.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 167 LOSS $210,200.00 FIRE AND FUEL REPORT FOR JULY ]NIT GALS. COST MILES -1 (QRU) 64.3 $ 85.35 413 20 (Big Tanker) 26.0 28.96 -Al Squad) 31.8 41.30 136 :52 (Van) 34.4 44.50 469 M New Pumper) 21.0 23.38 133 24 (Small Tanker) 20.2 26.05 85 05 (City Pumper) 17.9 23.25 59 •,06 (Rural Pumper) 65.7 83.30 210 TOTAL 281.3 $358.09 1,505 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 2 $5,000.00 BLDG. 0 .00 Car 1 .00 Car 4 $8,800.00 Grass 4 .00 Grass 15 .00 False 1 .00 Hay 1 5,000.00 Med. 0 .00 Med. 1 .00 TOTAL 8 $5,000.00 21 $13,800.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY----FIRES 48 LOSS $ 32,200.00 RURAL--FIRES 85 LOSS 122,300.00 COMBINED TOTAL FIRES 133 LOSS $154,500.00 GAS AND FIRE REPORT FOR JUNE 1983 UNIT GALS. COST MTT ES R-1 (QRU) 73.3 $ 96.90 576 320 (Big Tanker) 20.0 21.18 341 (Squad) 33.3 43.10 224 352 (Van) 27.1 36.55 388 303 (New Pmper) 23.0 25.52 154 324 (Small Tanker) 8.5 11.00 28 305 (City Purrper) 30.2 39.25 107 306 (Rural Pauper) 45.1 58.10 141 TOTAL 260.5 $332.10 1,618 FIRES FOR JUNE CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS Bldg. 2 $.00 Bldg. 3 $.00 Grass 4 .00 Grass 12 .00 Car 2 .00 car 6 .00 Mutual Aid 2 .00 TOTAL 8 $.00 TOTAL 23 $.00 TOTAL FOR YEAR CITY--------FIRES 40 LOSS $ 27,200.00 RURAL-------FIRES 64 LOSS $108,500.00 COMB= TOTAL FIRES 104 LOSS $135,700.00 REPORT FOR DECEMBER UNIT GALS. COST MILES R-1 (QRU) 74.6 $ 98.05 547 320 (Big Tanker) NO GAS 341 (Squad) 14.4 19.30 74 352 (Van) 40.3 56.40 548 303 (New Pumper) NO GAS 324 (Small Tanker) 8.0 10.65 30 305 (City PLr gDer) NO GAS 306 (Rural Pumper) 24.8 33.20 79 TOTAL 162.1 $217.60 1,278 FIRES CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LOSS TYPE NO. LOSS BLDG. 3 $5,000.00 BLDG. 3 -0- CAR 3 3,500.00 CAR 9 -0- TRASH 1 .00 TRASH 1 -0- NED. 1 .00 TOTAL 8 $8,500.00 TOTAL 13 -0- TOTAL FOR YEAR-----FIRES--73--LOSS--$366,225.00 FIRES---112----LOSS--$44,010.00 COMBINED TOTAL-------FIRES--185----------LOSS--$410,235.00 GAS FOR SEPTEMBER UNIT GALS. COST MILS R-1 (QRU) 59.8 $ 80.10 448 320 (Big Tanker) 22.0 27.10 341 (Squad) NO GAS 342 (Van) 46.4 64.85 684 303 (New Pumper) 50.1 54.20 269 324 (Small Tanker) 7.9 10.56 35 305 (City Pumper) NO GAS 306 (Rural Pumper) 33.3 44.50 164 TOTAL 219.5 $281.31 1,600 FIRES FOR SABER CITY RURAL TYPE NO. LASS TYPE NO. LOSS Bldg. 1 -0- Bldg. -0- -0- Grass -0- --0- Grass -0- -0- Car -0- -0- Car 3 $1,500.00 Straw 1 2,000.00 TOTAL 1 -0- 4 $3.500.00 TOTAL FOR MONTH 5 FIRES $3,500.00 LASS TOTAL FOR YEAR 138 FIRES $360,935.00 LOSS Gas for November Unit Gals. Cost Miles R-1 (QRU Van) 52.9 $ 74. 50 380 40 (Big Tanker) No Gas 41 (Squad) 73.5 19.00 76 42 (Van) 48. 1 68.60 687 43 (Old Pumper No Gas 44 (Small Tanker) 11 .9 16.70 74 45 (City Pumper) 26. 1 36.70 79 46 (Rura1 Pumper) 13. 7 19. 30 52 TOTAL 166.2 $234.80 1 ,348 Fires for November City Ru ra 1 Type No. Cost Type No. Cost Bldg. 4 0 Bldg . 4 $20,000.00 Grass 3 0 Grass 3 0 Car 3 0 Car 0 0 Trailer 1 $300.00 Trailer 0 0 Total 11 $300.00 7 $20,000.00 TOTAL FOR NOVEMBER---13 TOTAL FOR YEAR------203 Gas for October Unit Gals. Cost. Miles R-1 (QRU Vary) 53.5 75. 30 482 40 (Big Tanker) 13.3 78. 70 41 (Squad) No Gas 42 (Van) 57. 3 83.75 847 43 (Old Pumper) No Gas 44 Small Tanker) 6.6 9. 30 27 45 (City Pumper) 25.1 34.50 107 46 (Rural Pumper) 29. 1 41 .01 93 TOTAL 184.9 $262.56 1 ,556 Fires for October CITY RURAL Type No. Cost Type No, Cost Bldg. 0 0 Bldg. 3 $2,000.00 Grass 1 0 Grass 2 0 Car 0 0 Car 0 0 Total 1 0 Total 5 $2,000.00 TOTAL FOR OCTOBER 6 TOTAL FOR YEAR 185 MUTUAL FIRE AND DISASTER PROTECTION AND ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT made this day of , 1981, by and- between THE CITY OF BOISE, COLE-COLLISTER FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, WHITNEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, THE CITY OF MERIDIAN AND THE MERIDIAN FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, EAGLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, STAR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, KUNA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, AND DESERT EAST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT. W I T N E S S E T H: WHEREAS, it is possible that a fire and/or disaster could occur within the boundaries of any of the parties hereto which would be of such magnitude that it would re- quire more men and/or equipment than an individual party could provide; and WHEREAS, the parties hereto have determined that it is in the best interests of each of the parties and the citizens whom they serve to provide for additional men and equipment in the event of a fire and/or disaster which requires more men and/or equipment than an individual party hereto could provide; and WHEREAS, each of the parties hereto believe that they can provide for such events by a cooperative agreement for fire and/or disaster protection between the parties hereto; and WHEREAS, Ada County has adopted an Emergency Operations Plan, which covers major disasters including nuclear, natural and manmade and the Civil Defense Office is charged with implementing that plan, or which this Agreement shall become part; NOW, THEREFORE, the Parties agree as follows : I. DEFINITIONS: 1 A. RESPONDING PARTY: Any party to this Agreement who has been requested by another party to this Agreement to EXHIBIT . "A" AGREEMENT - 3 furnish, loan and dispatch equipment and personnel under the terms of this Agreement. B. REQUESTING PARTY: Any party to this Agreement who suffers a -fire and/or disaster within the boundaries of its district or corporate political limits , and such fire and/or disaster requires more equipment and/or manpower than the said party can provide itself; and said party requests of another party to this Agreement to furnish, loan and dispatch equipment and personnel to aid said party. II . Whenever a party to this Agreement suffers a fire and/or disaster requiring more equipment and manpower than the suffering party can itself provide, each of the other parties to this Agreement, at the request of the party so suffering, agrees to furnish, loan and dispatch to the aid of the Requesting Party such equipment and personnel as the Chief of the Responding Fire Department, or his designee, shall determine may be so furnished. In no .event shall any liability be imposed upon or attach to a Responding Party for failure to furnish any equipment or personnel , the determination of the Chief of the Responding Party, or his designee, as to whether any or how much equipment or personnel will be furnished being final and conclusive for all purposes. III . The Responding Party, if it determines to furnish equipment and personnel, shall deliver its equipment and personnel to the location specified by the Requesting Party. IV. The Requesting Party shall first call the party nearest the fire and/or disaster, unless the special equip- ment or manpower of a more distant party is required. V. The Responding Party shall report to the person designated by the Requesting Party. The Commanding Officer AGREEMENT -- 2 of the Requesting Party shall assume full responsibility for the direction, supervision, and deployment )f all equipment j and personnel dealing with the fire and/or disaster, and for the manner in which the fire and/or disaster is to be controlled or suppressed. In no case shall the Responding Party be required to assume overall responsibility for or direct the efforts to control or deal with the fire and/or disaster. The Requesting Party shall hold each Responding Party harmless from and against, and indemnify each such Responding Party for any loss or risk of liability to third parties including costs and reasonable attorneys fees arising out of or in any way connected with the exercise or failure to exercise the responsibilities herein imposed upon the Requesting Party. VI . The Responding Party shall always operate its own equipment. Vil . Upon completion of the work on a fire and/or disaster each party participating shall render such assistance and help as is necessary to insure the return of equipment to its owners. VIII . All equipment, personnel and manpower loaned under the terms of this Agreement shall be returned to the Res- ponding Party upon release by the Requesting Party or upon demand by the Responding Party for the return of its equipment and personnel. The Requesting Party shall be responsible for the replacement of any special fire extinguishing agents used by a Responding Party. IX. The parties hereto further agree to schedule and conduct continuing training programs for all personnel so that procedures and techniques for dealing with fires and/or disasters can be standardized. AGREEMENT - 3 Each of the parties hereto shall at all times be solely responsible to its own employees for the payment of wages and other compensation and for workman ' s compensation coverage. Each party shall be responsible for its own equipment and personnel and shall bear the risk of any loss or damage to its equipment or injury' to its personnel occurr- ing as a result of the operation and use of said equipment or personnel under and in accordance with the terms of this Agreement . XI . Except as otherwise herein specified, the Request- ing Party shall not be liable for any compensation to any Responding Part- for the loan of personnel or equipment under the terms of this Agreement. XII . Time is of the essence and the parties hereto agree to take ill necessary action to empower their personnel with the authc -ity to dispatch equipment and personnel as provided in tl- _s Agreement. XIII . This Agreement shall become effective upon the execution hereof by all of the parties hereto. Any of the parties hereto may withdraw from this Agreement at any time . If any party determines , for any reason , to withdraw from this Agreement , withdrawal shall be effective upon service of written notice to all otl,er parties, XIV. Should any term or provision of this Agreement , or the application thereof to any persons , parties or circum- stances , for any reason be illegal or invalid , such illegality or invalidity shall not affect any other prevision of this Agreement and this Agreement shall be construed and enforced as if such illegal or invalid provision had not been contained herein. AGREEMENT - 4 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties, hereto have caused this Agreement to .be executed this day of ,� , 1981. CITY OF BOISE CITY BY Mayor ATTEST: By .d � FirqYChlef, John Boras City Cleric COLE-COLLISTER FIRE PROTECTION DI By Je-- Fire Commi over By F ' Comm s ' ner By Fare Commissione By Fire Chief, Al Gant ATTEST: i Secretary 1 WHITNEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By t ire Commissioner . i By Fire Co ss er By Fii6P Commissioner By144 Fire Chie , Ray Stocker, ATTEST: Secretary AGREEKENT - 5 v -_ _ ,� .. `�... r:• .r .I.a...YM•M.4wMY.�WiYMMMMMIF.M-w..........rMwfa � rrMrl/rYu.w•i • .. STAR FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT By Fire Commissioner BY Fire Commissioner By ' I Fire Commissioner By . ATTEST: Fire Chief, Renn M. Ross Secretary KUNA FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT I � By ,�_e Zi Fire Commissi ner By Fire Commissioner By Fire Commissioner By are Chief , Mach Cromwell ATTEST: Secretary DESERT EAST FIRE PROTECTION DISTRIC By 17 /Fire Commissioner BY Fire Commissi ner By., _c'Fire Commissioner Commissioner a� By. - f Fi e C i f, Rocky H and ATTEST: ii Secretary t AGREEMENT -- 7 4 r , 'Tr"'�"' a."'�P'7Rt+ T1.'+�',,,k..'"�.'�sF�M•�ir�^(,L�6'•`.�`4�:.inw'^4' . . . ., $ ,. � �.J CIT MERIDIAN 3 � By Marar e ' By qi�16 Chi , Roger We ker ATTEST: City C. rk ' MERIDIAN F RE PROTECTION DISTRICT By ) C1 F ' e Commissioner J By Fire Commissioner By ire ConiXissioner By F r hief, Roger Welker ATTEST: a a Secre y EAGLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT ri f/ -,: By Fire Commissioner By.- Fire Co is"er By F' a Commi sinner By Fire Chief , Allen Olsen ATTEST: Secretary ` AGREEMENZ - 6 u U ,