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Home My WebLink About4995 Contract Number: 4995 Vendor KITSAP COUNTY FIRE CHIEFS ASSOCIATION Subject Automatic and Mutual Aid Interlocal Agreement regarding Fire Protection, Emergency Medical and Other Services Department- Fire File Class LEG 12 -1 Begin Date 1/10/2011 End Date: 12 00 00 AM Review Date Vault Date 2015 Comments Remains in effect until terminated by mutual written consent of all agencies. SUPERSEDED #5273 IYame and Full Address Kitsap County Fire Ch�efs Assoc�ation c/o NKFR — 26642 Miller Bay Road NE Kg e$APt ROUN 8e $Ie E HIEFS ASSOC 201101100032 Kingston. WA 98346 o�i�or2o>> oe zz aM Page 1 of 25 Walter Washington, Kitsap Co Ruditor Please print neatly or type informat�on � �I�� I�� I��I �� 0 �� I�� I�� The Auditor/Recorder will rely on the information provtded on the form The staff w�ll not read the document to vertfy the accuracy or completeness of the indexing �nformatton provtded herem Document T�tle(s) Automattc and Mutual Atd Interlocal Agreement re ardin� F�re Protectton Emergency Medical and Other Services Reference Number(s) or related documents Additional reference #'s on page Grantor(s) Bremerton F�re Deot . North Kitsap Fire & Rescue Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue South Kitsap F�re & Rescue Bainbridee Island Fire Dent. Poulsbo F�re D�strtct I 8 K�tsap County F�re Marshal Office Navy Region Northwest Additional Grantors on page Grantee(s) Bremerton F�re Dent North K�tsap Fire & Rescue Central K�tsap F�re & Rescue South Kitsap Fire & Rescue Bam bridee Island F�re Deot. Poulsbo Ftre District 18 Kitsap Countv Fire Marshal Of�ce Navy Re�ion NW The Public Additional Grantee on page Legal Descr�pt�on (abbreviated form, � e Plat name, lot, block, section, township, range, quarter/quarter) Assessor's Property Tax Parcel/Account Number I, am requesting an emergency nonstandard record�ng for an addit�onal fee of $50 00 as proved m RCW 36 18 O10 I understand that the recording process�ng requirements may cover up or otherw�se obscure some part of the text of the or�g�nal document Signature AUTOMATIC AND MUTUAL AID INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT REGARDING FIRE PROTECTION, EMERGENCY MEDICAL, AND OTHER SERVICES Summarv for Recorder's Use (RCW 65.04 045)• 1 Reference Number of documents bemg assigned or released Not Applicable 2 Grantors: 1 Bremerton Fire Department, 2 North Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 3 Centrai Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 4 South Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 5 Bambridge Island Fire Department, 6 Poulsbo Fire District 18, 7 Kitsap County — Office of the Fire Marshal, 8 Navy Region Northwest 3 Grantees: 1 Bremerton Fire Department, 2 North Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 3 Central Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 4 South Kitsap Fire & Rescue, 5 Bambridge Island Fire Department, 6 Pouisbo Fire District 18, 7 Kitsap County — Office of the Fire Marshal 8 Navy Region Northwest, 9 The Pubiic 4 Summary Legal Description Not Applicable 5 Assessor's Property Tax Parcel Account Number(s): Not Applicable THIS INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT ("AgreemenY') is entered into as of the day of , 2010, among the followmg governmental entities, acting pursuant to the authority provided by Washmgton State's Interlocal Cooperation Act, Chapter 39 34 RCW the City of Bremerton Fire Department, North Kitsap Fire and Rescue; Central Kitsap Fire and Rescue; South Kitsap Fire and Rescue; Bainbridge Island Fire Department; Poulsbo Fire District 18; Kitsap County — Office of the Fire Marshal; and pursuant to 42 USC 1856a Navy Region Northwest Fire $ Emergency Services (heremafter also generically referred to collectively as "Fire Departments" or "Agencies", and singularly as "Fire DepartmenY' or "Agency") With the exception of Navy Region Northwest, each Agency named herein constitutes a Washington State municipal corporation and enters this agreement under the authority of Chapter 39 34 RCW Navy Region Northwest is an agency of the Urnted States and enters this agreement under the authority of 42 USC 1856a As a federal agency, Navy Region Northwest is excluded from the requirements of the RCW as set forth in this agreement Washmgton State's Interlocal Cooperation Act encourages local government urnts to enter mto agreements with one another on a basis of mutual advantage in order to make the most efficient use of their resources for the benefit of their respective citizens Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 1 of 24 This Agreement seeks to provide each Agency the benefits of mutual and automatic aid from the other Agencies concerning fire protection, arson investigation, hazardous materials incident responses, emergency medical services, motor vehicle acadents, rehabditation services, water rescues, and �omt training for the protection of life and property NOW, THEREFORE, m consideration of the foregomg recitals, and the promises and covenants of the Fire Departments hereinafter set forth, they agree as follows 1. Purpose. The purpose of this Agreement is to provide a means for the Fire Departments, under certam circumstances, to collaborate and combme their resources m the form of personnel and equipment to respond to incidents involving fire protection, arson investigation, hazardous materials incident responses, emergency medical services, motor vehicle accidents, rehabilitation services, water rescue and �omt training for the protection of life and property 2. Standard Deliverv of Services Upon request being made by a representative of an Agency ("requesting Agency") for any of the resources identified m"Appendix A", hereof from another Agency ("responding Agency"), resources wdl be dispatched from the responding Agency m accordance with the request, subJect however to the response limitations set forth m section 3 hereof, to that location withm the requestmg Agency's usual service area as req uested 3. Respondina Aaencv Dispatch Conditions The dispatch of equipment and personnel by a responding Agency shall be sub�ect to the following conditions A. Renderins� of Aid Not Mandatorv The rendenng of mutual and automatic assistance under this Agreement shall not be mandatory, but the Agency receiving a request to respond shall inform the requestmg Agency as soon as reasonably possible, if for any reason the requested assistance will not be provided The officer in charge of any fire department asked to respond to a request shall have the right to determine the abdity and priority of providmg mutual and automatic assistance under this Agreement should his/her fire department already be committed to an emergency within its Jurisdiction or pursuant to other mutual and automatic aid agreements then in effect B. Information Accompanvin� Reauest / Use of ICS Any request for aid hereunder shall include a statement of the number and type of equipment and personnei sought, and shall specify the location where the equipment and personnel are to be dispatched Provided, however, under all circumstances, the number and type of equipment, and the number and type of personnel to be furnished, shall be determined by the responding Agency's representative Each Agency shall use the Incident Command System ("ICS") for all mutual and automatic responses, and shall estabiish and mamtain dispatch run cards personal to that Agency at CenCom to refiect the response obligations established m this Agreement Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 2 of 24 C. Reportinp Requirements at Incident The respondmg Agency shall report to the officer in charge of the requestmg Agency at the location where the equipment and personnel is dispatched, and shail be sub�ect to the orders of that official Provided, however, the officer in charge of a responding Agency may, m the exercise of his/her best �udgment and discretion, refuse to commit personnel, equipment, or both, to a position or task that he/she determines possesses the reasonable potential to unreasonably imperil such personnel and/or equipment D. Requestinq Aqencv Incident Release A responding Agency shall be released by the requesting Agency when its services are no longer reasonably required, or when it must respond mto its own service area E. Identification of Aqencv Services The mutual assistance services each Agency agrees to provide pursuant to this Agreement are identified m "Appendix A", attached hereto, which by this reference is mcorporated herem and made a part hereof F. Patient Transport Rates Emergency medical patients requiring transport to a medical facility for contmued medicai care shall be billed for the transport services provided, by the Agency providing the transport, at the established rate of such transportmg Agency 4. Indemnification. Limitation of Liabilitv and Insurance Each Agency shall, at all times, be solely and exclusively responsible for the acts or failure to act of its personnel that occur or anse in any way out of the performance of this Agreement Each Agency's personnel shall be under the employment of its Fire Department for purposes of any inJury, loss, claim, damage or liability arismg out of or related to this Agreement Each Agency further agrees to hold harmless, defend, and indemnify, the other Agencies and their personnel from all costs, expenses, losses, and damages, including cost of defense incurred as a result of any acts or omissions of the pertinent acting or non-actmg Agency or its personnel relating to its performance or wrongful non-perfo�mance under this Agreement Each Agency shall provide to all other Agencies in the form of a Certificate of Coverage, proof of its insurance or self-insurance that provides good and adequate coverage for all its reasonably foreseeable activities hereunder The terms and limitations of mdemnification, limitation of liability, �nsurance and/or proof of insurance by the Department of the Navy are controlled and limited by federal law Nothing contained within this Mutual Aid and Interlocal Agreement shall act to modify in any way, any provision of applicable federal law as it applies to any activities taken pursuant to this agreement 5 Meetinqs. Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Serwce May 4, 2010 Page 3 of 24 A. Annual Meetina The Agencies shall �ointly meet annually, in March, to review implementation of this Agreement and its terms, and how such impfementation may be improved, and/or what Agreement changes should be made B Meetinp Deleqates The meeting delegate for each Agency shall be the Agency's Fire Chief, or his/her designee C. Additional Meetinqs If the Board Chair and Vice-Chair (as hereinafter identifled) or a ma�ority of the Agencies' Fire Chief's determme additional meetings should be held regarding implementation of this Agreement, or changes hereto, they shall have the ability to schedule and hold such meetmgs so long as advance notice of at least five days of the date, time, piace and purpose of the meetmg is supplied to all Agency representatives Each time a meeting is held, minutes thereof shall be taken and retamed D. Meetina Quorum In order to have a quorum at such meetings for a"legal" meeting to occur, representatives from at least a maJority of the Fire Agencies shall be present E. Implementation Decisions / Chanqes to Aareement A ma�ority vote of duly authorized representatives at any meeting where a quorum is present may enter into any agreements regarding the implementation and/or admirnstration of this Agreement from time to time, actual changes to the terms of this Agreement, however, must be agreed to by all Fire Agencies in writing F. Yearlv Selection of Board Chair and Vice Chair At the first meeting of Agency Representatives each year, by ma�onty vote, they shall elect from their ranks a chairperson, and a vice-chair to act as chairperson in the event of the chairperson's absence, to conduct the meetmgs for that year The chairperson shall also be responsible for insuring appropriate minutes of each meeting are taken, for establishing each meetmg's agenda, for msurmg all records generated as a result of this association are retained in an organized and safe manner, and for insuring proper notice of ineetings as set forth herem, or other pertinent information he/she receives relative to this Agreement, are sent to all Agencies Such notices may be remitted by means of first class mad, fax, or e-mail Each Agency shall msure it has on file with the Board chair and vice chair, its current address, fax number, and e-mail address for the receipt of notices 6 Termination of Prior Aqreements. This Agreement supersedes and replaces all prior agreements between the Agencies relatmg to or touching upon the matters contained herein 7. Effectiveness / Termination This Agreement shall be effective when fuily executed by all Agencies who are signatory to this Agreement, and upon its filing with the Kitsap County Aud�tor as provided in RCW 39 34 040, and shall remam in effect until terminated by mutual consent of all Agencies If an Agency or Agencies shall terminate its/their participation hereunder, nevertheless, this Agreement shall remam in effect as to those remaining Agencies Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 4 of 24 8. Termination of An Aqencv's Participation An Agency may terminate its participation under this Agreement by first providing written notice to all other Agencies of its intent to terminate its participation at least 120 days prior to the termination date set forth in its notice which termination date shall be the last day of a calendar month 9. Financina RCW 39 34 030(d) requires that the manner of financing Joint undertakings relative to Interlocal Agreements be set forth It is not anticipated, however, that �oint financing of any undertakmgs will result m the implementation of this Agreement Each Agency shall contribute its own personnel and equipment at its sole cost to all undertakmgs contemplated hereby Nothing in this Agreement shail be construed as obligating any party to violate existmg laws or regulations All services provided by any Agency is subJect to the constraints of available resources 10. Comqlete Aqreement. This Agreement constitutes the full and complete agreement of the Agencies as to the matters contained herein No other verbal or prior written understandings shall be provided with any legal effect whatsoever Any amendments hereto shall be in writing and signed by all Agencies 11. Compensation. No responding Agency shall seek or be entitled to compensation for services rendered under this Agreement from any requesting Agency, except as provided in 44 CFR, Part 151, "REIMBURSEMENT FOR COST OF FIREFIGHTING ON FEDERAL PROPERTY" 12 Execution in Counterparts This Agreement may be simultaneously executed m several counterparts, each of which shall be an origmal and all of which shall constitute but one and the same instrument 13. A9reement to be filed with Countv Auditor Pursuant to RCW 39 34 040, this Interlocal Agreement shall be fded with the Kitsap County Auditor as soon as reasonably practical after its execution IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the duly authorized representatives for each Agency have signed this Agreement to evidence their respective Agency's consent to all terms hereof Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 5 of 24 APPENDIX A BREMETON FIRE DEPARTMENT Provide fire suppression services that include the following equipment and personnei fire engine(s), ladder truck, and personnel trained to IFSAC Firefighter I 8� II Such responses shall Fire Suppression be for ali types of fire situations, service calls and certam alarm activations It may also included standby while other units are engaged in suppression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to include Motor Vehicle extrication, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Provide trained personnel m both fire and arson investigation Fire � Arson Investigat�on Provide tramed personnel capable of reviewmg plans submitted for Plan Review and new construction or permit applicat�ons, performing new Inspection construction, permit, existing occupancy or special process or use ins ections Provide tramed personnel for decontamination Provide adequate Hazard Material non-technical decontamination tools and equipment Provide Response adequate spill absorbents from minor spills Provide staff and incident management support during emergency medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Emergency Medical (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care Provide emergency Services Advance Life Support (ALS) transport Provide a limited number of personnel to participate in cooperative Technical special rescue trammg m a cooperative techrncal rescue team Rescue Services operation Respond to water rescue from land only, provide medical support Water Rescue as identified under Emergency Medical Services Provide a Chaplain to assist fire department personnel or mcident Chaplain and Critical patients with critical incident stress debriefings, spintual support, Incident Stress and Red Cross assistance Debriefing Services Joint trairnng shall be used to exercise skills, plans, and procedures Trainin develo ed b the Kitsa Count Fire Chief's Trainm Officers Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 6 of 24 � APPENDIX A BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT Provide fire suppression serv�ces that mclude the foilowing equipment and personnel fire engine(s), ladder truck, and personnel trained to NFPA 1001 Such responses shall be for all Fire Suppression types of fire situations, service calls and certain alarm activations It may also include standby while other urnts are engaged in su ression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to include Motor Vehicle extrication, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Provide tramed personnel in both fire and arson investigation Fire � Arson Investigation Provide trained personnel capable of reviewmg plans submitted for Plan Review and new construction or permit applications, performing new Inspection construction, permit, existing occupancy or special process or use ms ections Provide trained personnel for decontammation Provide adequate Hazard Material non-technical decontammation tools and equipment Provide Response adequate spill absorbents for minor spills Provide staff and incident management support during emergency medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Emergency Medical (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care Provide emergency Services Advance Life Su ort ALS trans ort Provide a limited number of personnel to participate in cooperative Technical special rescue trairnng in a cooperative techrncal rescue team Rescue Services operation Respond to water rescue incidents from land and or water, provide Water Rescue surface water rescue, fire suppression, and medical support as identified under Emer enc Medical Services Provide a professional Counselor to assist fire department Chaplain and Cr�tical personnel or incident patients with critical incident stress Incident Stress debriefings, spirituai support, and Red Cross assistance Debriefing Services Joint training shall be used to exercise skills, plans, and procedures Trainin develo ed b the Kitsa Count Fire Chief's Trainm Officers Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 7 of 24 APPENDIX A CENTRAL KITSAP FIRE 8 RESCUE Provide fire suppression services that include muitiple engine(s) Fire Suppression and brush engmes, a 50' Tele-Squirt and multiple water tender(s) Staffing may consist of Career and/or Volunteer personnel who are trained to NFPA 1001 and/or IFSAC Firefighter I or higher Such responses shall be for all types of fire situations as personnel are available Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to include Motor Vehicle extncation, medical aid, fuel/product spillage and/or potential fires Accidents Provide a limited number of trained personnel and basic equipment Fire / Arson for both fire and arson mvestigation Investigation Provide a limited number of trained personnel and equipment to Plan Review and perForm inspections of buildings and structures to insure post Inspection incident structural inte ri Provide adequate personnel, tools and equipment to assist in Hazard Material decontamination issues Provide adequate spill absorbent materials Response for minor spills occurring on land and/or water Provide staff and incident management support during emergency Emergency Medical medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Services (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care and transport Provide a limited number of personnel and materials to participate Technical in cooperative specialized rescue training and response to Rescue Services specialized rescue team operations Respond to water related rescues m inland waters as well as lakes, Water Rescue ponds, rivers and streams Provide medical support as identified under Emer enc Medical Services headin of this document Provide rehabilitation services through the utdization of volunteer Rehabilitation Services staffed rehab units as personnel are available, supplies and equipment Provide Chaplam services to assist fire department personnel, Chaplain and Critical patients or family members with critical incident stress debriefings, Incident Stress spiritual support, and assistance Debrie�ng Services APPENDIX A Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 8 of 24 CENTRAL KITSAP FIRE 8� RESCUE I Provide personnei as avaitable to support with PIO responsibilities PIO & Education at larger emergency scenes Provide personnel, apparatus, supplies and techrncal support for Training �oint training exercises Develop and exercise skills, plans, rocedures develo ed and s onsored by the Kitsap Countv TO Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 9 of 24 APPENDIX A KITSAP COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #18 — POULSBO FIRE Provide fire suppression services that include the following equipment and personnel fire engine(s), water tenders, and personnel trained to NFPA 1001 Firefighter I& II Such responses Fire Suppression shall be for all types of fire situations, service calls and certain alarm activations It may also included standby while other units are en a ed in su ression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to include Motor Vehicle technician level rescue, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Inter-local agreement with the Kitsap County Fire Marshalls Office Fire and Arson for the provision of services Investigation Provide tramed personnel capable of reviewing plans submitted for Pans Review and new construction or permit applications, performing new Inspection construction, permit, existing occupancy or special process or use ins ections Provide operations level emergency response to include trained Hazard Material personnel for same Includes basic decontamination and provide Response adequate non-technical decontamination of tools and equipment Provide ade uate s ill absorbents for minor s dls Provide staff and incident management support during emergency medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Emergency Medical (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care Provide emergency Services Advance Life Su ort ALS trans ort Provide operations level of response for high and low angle rescue, Technical confined space rescue, and structurai collapse Provide awareness Rescue Services level response to trench rescue incidents Provide and participate with a limited number of personnel in cooperative technical rescue training with a cooperative technical rescue team operation This team rovides technician level of res onse and service Respond to water rescue from a smail boat Provide operations Water Rescue level recreational boat fire suppression- personnel do not leave boat Do not provide shipboard firefightmg but will provide supportive functions from a shore based location Provide medical su ort as identified under Emer enc Medical Services Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 10 of 24 APPENDIX A KITSAP COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #18 — POULSBO FIRE Provide a Chaplam to assist fire department personnel or incident Chapiain and Critical patients with criticai incident stress debriefings, spiritual support, Incident Stress and Red Cross assistance Debrie�ng Services Joint trainmg to exercise skills, plans, and procedures developed by Trainin the Kitsa Count Fire Chief's Trainin Officers PIO & Education Provide a trained PIO at maJor incident as personnel are available with corres ondin ress release s Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 11 of 24 APPENDIX A NORTH KITSAP FIRE � RESCUE Provide fire suppression services that include the following equipment and personnel fire engine(s), water tenders, and personnel trained to NFPA 1001 Firefighter I& II and NWCG Fire Suppression Firefighter II (Wildland) Such responses shall be for all types of fire situations, service calls and certain alarm activations It may also included standby while other units are engaged in suppression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to inciude Motor Vehicle technician level rescue, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Provide trained personnel capable performing existing occupancy Ins ect�on or s ecial rocess or use ins ections Provide operations level emergency response to mclude trained Hazard Material personnel for same Includes basic decontammation and provide Response adequate non-technical decontamination of tools and equipment Provide ade uate s dl absorbents for minor s dls Provide staff and incident management support during emergency medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Emergency Medical (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care Provide emergency Services Advance Life Su ort ALS trans ort Provide operations level of response for high and low angle rescue, Technical confined space rescue, and structural collapse Provide awareness Rescue Services level response to trench rescue mcidents Provide and participate with a limited number of personnel in cooperative technical rescue training with a cooperative technical rescue team operation This team rovides technician level of res onse and service Respond to water rescue incidents from land and or water, provide Water Rescue surface water rescue, fire suppression, and medical support as identified under Emer enc Medicai Services Provide a Chaplam to assist fire department personnel or incident Chaplain and Critical patients with critical incident stress debriefings, spiritual support, Incident Stress and Red Cross assistance Debr�efing Services Joint trainmg to exercise skills, plans, and procedures developed by Training the Kitsap County Fire Chief's Trairnng Officers PIO 8 Education Provide a tramed PIO at maJor incident as personnel are available with corres ondin ress release s Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 12 of 24 APPENDIX A SOUTH KITSAP FIRE � RESCUE Provide fire suppression se►vices that inciude the foliowing Fire Suppression equipment and personnel fire engme(s), water tenders, and personnel tramed to NFPA 1001 or IFSAC Firefighter I& II Such responses shall be for all types of fire situations, service calls and certam alarm activations it may also included standby while other units are en a ed m su ression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to include Motor Vehicle operations level rescue, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Provide trained personnel in both fire and arson investigation Fire / Arson Investigation Provide tramed personnei capable of reviewing plans submitted for Plan Review and new construction or permit applications, performmg new Inspection construction, permit, existing occupancy or special process or use ms ections Provide operations level emergency response to include tramed Hazard Material personnel for same Includes basic decontammation and provide Response adequate non-technical decontammation of tools and equipment Provide ade uate s iil absorbents for mmor s ills Provide staff and incident management support durmg emergency Emergency Medical medical responses Provide emergency Advance Life Support Services (ALS) and Basic Life support (BLS) care Provide emergency Advance Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) trans orts Provide operations level of response for high and low angle rescue, Technical confined space rescue, and structural collapse Provide awareness Rescue Services level response to trench rescue incidents Provide and participate with a limited number of personnel in cooperative technical rescue traming with a cooperative technical rescue team operation This team rovides technician level of res onse and service Respond to water rescue incidents from land and or water, provide Water Rescue surface water rescue, fire suppression, and medicai support as identified under Emer enc Medical Services Provide a Chaplam to assist fire department personnel or mcident Chaplain and Critical patients with critical incident stress debriefings, spiritual support, Incident Stress and Red Cross assistance Debriefing Services Joint traming to exercise skills, plans, and procedures developed by Traimn the Kitsa Count Fire Chief's Trainin Officers Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 13 of 24 APPENDIX A KITSAP COUNTY FIRE MARSHAL No Service delivery Fire Suppression No Service delivery Motor Vehicle Accidents Provide trained personnel m both fire and arson mvestigation Fire / Arson Investigation Provide trained personnel capable of reviewing plans submitted for Plan Review and new construction or permit appiications, performing new Inspection construction, permit, existmg occupancy or special process or use ins ections No Service delivery Hazard Material Response No Service delivery Emergency Medical Services No Service delivery Technical Rescue Services No Service delivery Water Rescue No Service delivery Rehabilitation Services No Service delivery Chaplain and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Services Provide personnel as available to support county-wide prevention PIO � Education and education programs Provide and support training in fire and building codes and fire Trainin investi ation Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 14 of 24 APPENDIX A NAVY REGION NORTHWEST Provide fire suppression services that include the following Fire Suppression equipment and personnel fire engine(s), ladder truck(s), and personnel trained to IFSAC HazMat Incident Command and Fire Officer III Such responses shall be for all types of fire situations, service calls and certain alarm activations It may also include standb white other units are en a ed in su ression activities Respond to motor vehicle accidents to render assistance to inciude Motor Vehicle extrication, medical aid, and/or potential fires Accidents Provide tramed personnei in fire investigation upon request Fire / Arson Investigation No Service Plan Review and Ins ection Provide trained personnel that are IFSAC certified to HazMat Hazard Material Technician for HazMat Incidents Provide personnel and resources Response that are capable of mitigating HazMat releases and technical decontammation tools and equipment Provide staff and incident management support during emergency Emergency Medical medical responses Provide initial emergency Basic Life Support Services (BLS) care Provide a limited number of personnel to participate in cooperative Technical special rescue training in a cooperative special rescue team Rescue Services operation Respond to water rescue from land oniy, provide medical support Water Rescue as identified under NRNW EMS protocols No Service Rehabilitation Services No Service Chaplain and Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Services Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 15 of 24 APPENDIX A NAVY REGION NORTHWEST PIO � Education No Service Jomt trainmg shall be used to exercise skilis, plans, and procedures Training as requested by the Kitsap County Fire Chief's Training Officers throu h NRNW Traminq Division Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 16 of 24 CITY OF BREMERTON by � � Date of Signing ��/,�� PATTY L , Ma or ATTESTED TO / • . �.�..►�Ii /l/ /l � � � APPROVED AS TO FORM B OGER BOVICH, City Attorney Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 17 of 24 .�' BAINBRIDGE ISLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT by. � �� ' � DAVID COATS ORTH Board Chair Date of Signing � � '� /C� by. Date of Signing MAUREEN HALLIGAN Commissioner by Date of Signing �� L� SCOTT ISENMA Commissioner . , by Date of Signing � � P UL �ANG- SEN Commissi by Date of Signing �� 7 �� LEN TYRRE Commission Attest ,G � by H nk eran District Secretary Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 18 of 24 CENTRAL KITSAP FIRE & RESCUE � by ' `� � � - _--- __� BOB MUHLEMAN Board Chair Date of Signing. 7 by -P�e• EN ERICKSON Commissior��, �, RALPH I�GERS Commissioner ( by by Attest � by RICHARD GROSS District Secretary Date of Signing 7> 2— �' Date of Signmg � / a- � Date of Signing � �� l 0 Date of Signing �• � L• 1 Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 19 of 24 Commissioner POULS�O FIRE DEPARTMENT bY � �� Date of Signmg ` �c��^�c� JAMES 1[1l LLS Board Chair by by by � DAVID ELLINGSON Commissioner Com YL CONRAD Commissi Date of Signing � �B �D Date of Signing �� o !� Date of Signing 7 � zn/D bY Date of Signmg 7 �.� ZoiO MAR N SULLIVAN Commi sioner Attest , by � �� ISI�ALKIRE District Secretary Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 20 of 24 NORTH KITSAP FIRE & RESCUE by Date of Signing• ��y / �/v �.�- EPHEN NEUPERT Board Chair by �i� � FERNAN O ESPI OSA Date of Signing � � �diD Commissioner i by WILSON STEWART Commissioner Date of Signing: � � o% by. � LLIAN GRE RY Commissioner by. PATRICK PEARSON Commissioner Attest by. CINDY M �tAN � District Secretary Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Date of Signing � -/�/ v�D/l/ Date of Signing G " �� Page 21 of 24 SOUTH KITSAP FIRE & RESCUE , by 'GERALD PRE �� USS Board Chair by 't\�,� \` �`�- DARLA HARTLEY �„...,..,.,,.,..,. �.. _ by DAVE ELSLEICHTER Commissioner Attest by — RICHARD GROSS District Secretary Date of Signing �- 8- �� Date of Signing � I � I� Date of Signing 1�$- I� Date of Signing 7" � "1� Date of Signing o� 8� 10 ��a Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 22 of 24 by /a�.�,�� PAUL GOLNIK Commissioner �� r`� NAVY REGION NORTHWEST, a Division of the United States Government by A. P. VERHOFSTADT, P. E. Executive Director Commander, Navy Region Northwest b • �'�22'! v M. J. O ON, CAPTAIN Com ndmg Officer Naval Base Kitsap Address. 1100 Hunley RD Silverdale, WA 98315 Date of Signing. Date of Signmg 6 �� Contact Telephone Number(s) Support Agreement Management Office (360) 396-1935 Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fire Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Page 23 of 24 KITSAP COUNTY by � /��''�'��_-- OSH BROWN, Chair by CHARLOTTE GARRIDO, Commissioner by �� e��- STEVE BAUER, Commissioner ATTESTED TO � by OPAL RO RTSON, Clerk to the Board � �oMM 40c,,�p,TE O,c•�`,r�p � '. 2 �� .m : �o '� q �� j �11 N G� ��J qP �pU Automatic and Mutual Aid Agreement To Provide Fi�e Protection, Emergency Medical, Prevention, and Other Service May 4, 2010 Date of Signing 2 � Date of Signing ' 7 /0 Date of Signing Z 7 /O Page 24 of 24