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FOREST SERVICE MANUAL
DENVER, CO
TITLE 5100 - FIRE MANAGEMENT
R2 Supplement No. 5100-91-1
Effective June 15, 1991
POSTING NOTICE. Supplements to this title are numbered consecutively. Post by
document name. Remove entire document and replace with the supplement.
Retain this transmittal as the first page of this document. The last supplement to
this Title was Supplement 5100-90-1 to FSM 5140.
Page Code
Superseded Sheets
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5182.2
5183.2
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Supplements Covered
R2 Supplement 187, 5/86
Document Name
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Digest:
Brings material into agreement with parent text.
GARY E. CARGILL
Regional Forester
Superseded New
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TITLE 5100 - FIRE MANAGEMENT
5181 - FIRE SITUATION REPORTING.
5181.1 - Regional Fire Situation Report (Report FS-5100-K). Forests shall furnish a
daily status report during fire season to their designated Zone Coordination Center
prior to 0945 MDT. (See Rocky Mountain Area Interagency Mobilization Guide for
designated zones). Submit additions or changes during the normal scheduled work
day whenever significant events occur. Report significant non-scheduled duty hour
occurrences within one hour after the responsible reporting employee reports for
duty.
Zone Coordination Center shall consolidate status reports received, and furnish the
Area Coordination Center (Jeffco) with a daily Zone Status Report before 1045
MDT. The Area Coordination Center shall consolidate Zone Reports and furnish
the National Interagency Fire Coordination Center (NIFCC) with a daily status
report prior to 1130 MDT. All additions or changes as described above shall be
processed through channels to NIFCC.
All status reports shall include as a minimum those items required by the NIFCC
report. (See Rocky Mountain Area Interagency Mobilization Guide and Zone
supplements for specifics). Reports may be sent via telephone, facsimile, or Forest
Level Information Processing System (FLIPS).
5182 - INDIVIDUAL FIRE REPORTS.
5182.2 - Incident Status Summary (Report FS-5100-A). Forests shall report daily
by 2100 (MDT) to their designated Zone Coordination Centers all Class C and
larger fires (Class C fires - 50 acres or more) burning on lands under Forest Service
protection, or other land when the Forest Service is taking suppression action. Use
Form (ICS-209), Incident Status Report (Summary).
Zones shall forward report to the Area Coordination Center (Jeffco) by 2200 (MDT).
The Area Coordination Center shall forward the report to NIFCC with a copy to Air,
Aviation and Fire Management by 2400.
The reporting process shall be through the Forest Level Information Processing
System whenever possible. In situations when Zone or Area Coordination Centers
are closed, the sending unit shall forward the Incident Status Report to Zone with cc
(carbon copy) to Area and to (A.INTEL:W02A) at NIFCC.
5183 - RECURRING FIRE REPORTS.
5183.2 - Annual Regional Fire Report (Report FS-5100-D). Forest shall submit an
annual Forest Fire Report to AA&FM Regional Office by December 31 each year for
the current calendar year which will be consolidated to form the Regional Report.
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Report:
1. Major fire season highlights in narrative form.
2. Significant prescribed fire accomplishment. (Anything above target or
interagency related).
3. Examples of any significant improvements in cost effective operation.
4. Noteworthy instances of cooperation with other Federal or State
Agencies.
5. Form 5100-8 personnel employed on fire control activities.
6. Form 5100-9 land ownership protection report. (Summary of acres by Forest
and by State).
7. The Summary of Statistical fires shall be obtained by the Regional Office
upon final entries from January 10. Do not send this in.
Any black and white photos 8X10 or color slides which highlight current fire
management.