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Home My WebLink About2475 Contract Number: Vendor: Subject: Department: File Class: Begin Date: End Date: Review Date: Vault Date: Comments: 2475 FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT #7 Medical Response - Mutual Aid Fire LEG 12-1 04/01/1984 06/15/2010 Review date for tracking only AR[ AN;i)[ RSON I~,.Ir. ~e, MAYOR MORRIE DAWKINS P}III DROtJIN sl.~c~ R ,~ORNI~.~; MEDICAL RESPONSE ~),~,~a~ ~, MU'IUAL AID A~R~%MENT THIS ~ is entered into this 30thday of April , 1984, among and between the undersigned parties for the purpose of securing to each the benefits of mutual assistance in the preservation of hulr~n life, through advanced life support. WHEREAS, it is necessary and proper that a Mutual Aid Agreement be entered into by the undersigned for the mutual protection of life. IT IS AG~I~ THAT: 1. Upon request by a representative of either of the undersigned medical organizat_tons to a representative of the other undersigned medical orgranizations, the nleclical organization receiving s~ch request shall p&~,~ly dispatch r~edical equi~aent and personnel to any point within the agreed-upon area. 2. Any dispatch of equi~raen% and personnel pursuant ~o this agreement is s~bject to t21e following conditioBs: a. Any request for medical aid under this agrm~m~en% shall include a statl~ent of the amount and type of equiFment and number of personnel requested and shall specify the location to which the eqlliilnent and personnel are to be dispatched, but the medical officer in charge of the undersigned medical organizations shall have the right to determine priority for providing advance life supporg services under this agre~r~nt should their medical deparht~nts already be cammit%ed to ~nergencies within their jurisdictions. b. %he responding organization shall report to the location to which the equiixaent and personnel ame dispatched and if the medical officer in the area where such ~nergency occurs shall not have arrived at the scene, the medical officer of the responding 0rganizagi0n shall be in ommand of th~ emergency until t2qe arrival of a medical officer of the organization requesting aid and during such tin~ shall exercise all lawful authority of such area. Gate.~t! to the Ola,m, oics and ttome of the Pa£et 3_'ound Naval Shipyard Pb~E 2 - MEDICAL RESPONSE, MU~JAL AID AG~k~qENT c. A responding organization shall be released by the requesting organization when the services of the responding organization are no longer required or when the responding organization is needed within the area for which it non,ally provides medical protection, t~call o£ men and/or equilx~ent may be affected by the District furnishing aid when such men and/or equilm~nt are needed within its c~a% District boundaries. However, such recall shall not be made without first giving notice to the officer in charge of the "hcme" District. 3. Each party to this agr~=~m~-nt waives all claims against every other party to this agre(~ent for cc~pensation for any loss, damage, personal injury or death occurring as a consequence of the performance of this agreement. 4. No party to this agreement shall be reimbursed by any other party to tb/s agreement for any cost incurred in the performance of this agreement unless otherwise agreed upon. 5. The signators to this a~t may agree to cooperate in setting up a move-up and dispatching proce~3~e through their respective medical organizations. 6. The Fire Chiefs of the undersigned organizations may mutually establish areas for which mutual aid shall be accomplished. Mutual Aid shall be the auto- matic dispatch of men and equipment into the agreed upon areas upon receipt of an ~ergency alarm within said area. Such dispatch may be without request of the organization normally providing meclical aid to the area. 7. Minimum requir~aents of personnel and equil~0ent to be maintained by any party to this agreement shall be determined by the Fire Chiefs of the parties to this a~t. 8. This agreement shall become effective at the time of adoption of this agre~aent among and between those parties so adopting it, and all prior agree- ments bewtwen those parties adopting this agreement shall ~ermJ_nate at that time. IN WI~SS WHeReOF, the par~-tes un~=rsigned, pursuant to ordinances or resolutions duly and regularly adopted, have caused this agre(a~ent to be signed and attested by the officers shown and the corporate seal of each such party to be hereunto affixed on the day and year hereinabove first written. This ~ 0 day of ~ , 1984. CI~~~~r PAGE 3 - MBDICAL RESPONSE, MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT KITSAP COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #7 CITY OF BREMERTON SEAL SEAL MUTUAL RESPONSE AND/OR MUTUAL AID AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT is entered into this day of _____, 19__, among and between the undersigned parties for the purpose of securing to each the benefits of mutual assistance in the suppression, control and extinguishment of fire to protect life and property. WHERE, it is necessary and proper that a Mutual Response Agreement be entered into by the undersigned for the mutual protection of life and property: IT IS AGREED THAT: 1. Upon request by a representative of either of the undersigned fire organizations to a representative of the other of the undersigned fire organizations, the fire organization receiving such request shall promptly dispatch firefighting equipment and personnel to any point with- in the agreed-upon area. 2. Any dispatch of equipment and personnel pursuant to this agree- ment is subject to the following conditions: a. Any request for aid under this agreement for other than mutual response shall include a statement of the amount and type of equipment and number of personnel requested arid shall specify the location to which the equipment and personnel are to be dispatched, but the fire chiefs in charge of the undersigned fire organizations shall have the right to determine priority for providing fire suppression services under this agreement should their fire departments already be committed to emergencies within their fire fighting jurisdictions or under other fire suppression agreements. b. The responding organization shall report to the officer in charge of the requesting organization at the location to which the equipment and personnel are dispatched and sha].l be subject to the orders of that official; provided, however, that if the chief or officer commanding fire fighting in the area where such fire occurs shall not arrived at the fire, the officer in charge of the respond- ing organization shall be in command of the fire until the arrival of the chief or officer of the organization requesting aid and during such time shall exercise all lawful authority of the chief of such area. c. The officer in charge of the responding organization may, in the exercise of his best judgement and discretion, refuse to commit men or equipment to a position which would dangerously imperil either his men or equipment. d. A responding organization shall be released by the requesting organization when the services of the responding organization are no longer required or when the responding organization is needed within the area for which it normally provides fire protec- tion. Recall of men and/or equipment may be affected by the District furnishing aid when such men and/or equipment are needed within its own District bound- aries for fire protection or fire fighting purposes; provided, however, such recall shall not be made with- out first giving no~ice to the officer in charge of the "home" District. 3. Each party to this agreement waives all claims against every other party to this agreement for any loss, damage, personal injury or death or death occuring as a consequence of the performance of this agreement. 4. No party to this agreement shall be reimbursed by any other party to this agreement for any cost incurred in the perfor- mance of this agreement unless otherwise agreed upon. 5. The signators to this agreement may agree to cooperate in setting up a move-up and dispatching procedure through their res- pective fire organizations. 6. The fire chiefs of the undersigned organizations may mutually establish areas for which mutual response shall be accom- plished. Mutual response shall-be the automatic dispatch of men and equipment into the agreed upon areas receipt of an emergency alarm within said area. Such dispatch shall be without request of the organization normally providing fire suppression to the area. See Exhibit A. 7. Minimum requirements of personnel and equipment to be maintained by any party to this agreement shall be determined by the fire chiefs of the parties to this agreement, designated as the Boards of Directors, and failure to meet these requirements by any party shall be the basis for i~]tediate cancellation of this agreement by the other parties to this agreement, acting through the Board, with that party. Such non-complying party may appear before the Board for the purpose of presenting tis case at the time such action is to be taken. See Exhibit B. 8. This agreement is in lieu of all previous mutual assistance agreements among and between the parties hereto, and shall become effective at the time of adoption of this agreement among and between those parties so adopting it, and all prior agreements between those parties adopting this agreement shall ter~inate at that time. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties undersigned, pursuant to ordinances or resolutions duly and regularly adopted, have caused this agreement to be signed and attested by the officers shown and the corporate seal of each such party to be hereunto affixed on the day and year hereinabove first written. This ~ day of _ ~__,1982. · R ----' MAYOR ~ ~-'C~MM.ISSIONER ~ ATTEST: CITY CLERK, KATHLEEN MANDIO