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OVERHEAD/CREWS (REFER TO NMG 60)
CREWS
TYPE 1 CREWS- INTERAGENCY HOT SHOTS – NORTHWEST AREA
AVAILABLE
CREW NAME
DATES
SUPERINTENDENT
HOST
DAYS OFF
BAKER RIVER
ENTIAT
LA GRANDE
UNION
PRINEVILLE
REDMOND
ROGUE RIVER
VALE
WARM SPRINGS
WINEMA
WOLF CREEK
ZIGZAG
2
3
4
5
6
5-10
5-22
5-29
5-29
5-2
6-1
4-14
5-23
4-28
4-18
5-23
4-18
Kurt Ranta
Matt Kennedy
Josh Diacetis
Jody Prummer
Brendan O’Reilly
Neil Austin
Aaron Schugh
Bart Yeager
Gary Sampson Jr.
David Lilly
Eric Miller
Diego Mendiola
PSC
CWC
BMC
BMC
COC
COC
MIC
VAC
WSC
LFC
UPC
CCC
Fri/Sat
Sun/Mon
Sun/Mon
Fri/Sat
Fri/Sat
Sun/Mon
Fri/Sat
Sun/Mon
Sat/Sun
Fri/Sat
Sun/Mon
Fri/Sat
NORTHWEST “REGULAR” TYPE 2 AND TYPE 2IA CREW NUMBERS AND LOCATIONS
In accordance with National direction, it is the responsibility of the Area to field reinforcement crews.
Qualified Supervisors, Equipment, and Meals should be furnished (as appropriate) when crews are
dispatched.
TYPE 2 & T2IA CREW NUMBER BY HOST
HOST
BIC
BMC
CAC
CCC
COC
CVC
CWC
EIC
JDC
LFC
MIC
NEC
PSC
UPC
VAC
YAC
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TYPE 2IA
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2
1
1
1
2
7
3
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
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NORTHWEST VETERAN CREWS
Firefighter crews composed of military veterans are hosted by from Lakeview, and Spokane BLM
Districts. They are organized for primary firefighting duties, and are intended to provide initial
attack and large fire support.
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7
8
For the purpose of training and providing additional support, modules or individuals may be
ordered with those requests coordinated with the host units. Crews may have needs beyond
those of normal firefighters.
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10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
Lakeview - 20 vets plus regular federal employees attached as crew boss and squad bosses.
Contact AFMO Brent Meisinger 541-219-6031.
Spokane - 10 firefighters available for dispatch. The crew can be utilized for initial attack, or
combined with other interagency personnel for large fire support configured in a 20 person crew.
Crews are self-sufficient and self-contained, on site camping available. Contact Dennis Strange,
FMO 509-981-3549, Richard Parrish, AFMO 509-981-9653, or Erick Smith, Crew foreman 509891-1273.
CAMP CREWS
CREW NAME
19
NO. CREWS
HOST
Angell Camp Crew
1
CVC
Burns Camp Crew
2
BIC
COFMS Camp Crew
1
COC
Curlew Camp Crews
2
NEC
Quinault Camp Crew
1
OLC
Snake River Valley
3
VAC
Timber Lake Camp Crew
2
CCC
Warm Springs Camp Crews
8
WSC
Wolf Creek Camp Crew
3
UPC
Yakama Camp Crews
4
YAC
INMATE CREWS
CAMP
South Fork
Shutter Creek
Snake River
Powder River
Warner Creek
Mill Creek
Deer Ridge
Larch
Cedar Creek
Olympic
Airway Heights
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2
3
1
2
4
3
6
6
7
3
LOCATION
Forest Grove, OR
North Bend, OR
Ontario, OR
Baker City, OR
Lakeview, OR
Salem, OR
Madras, OR
Battleground, WA
Littlerock, WA
Forks, WA
Airway Heights, WA
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53S/ORS
72S/ORS
BMC/ORS
BMC/ORS
98S/ORS
SCC/ORS
SCC/ORS
PCS/DNR
PCS/DNR
PCS/DNR
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LEAD PLANE/ASM AND SMOKE JUMPER PILOTS
Northwest Area Lead Plane and Smokejumper Pilots
Northwest Area Lead Planes are based at Redmond, Oregon and at Wenatchee,
Washington
Lead Plane Pilot: call signs and homes bases are as follows:
PILOT
CALL SIGN
Status
HOME BASE
Ron Barrett
6-1
L-M-A
Redmond
Mary Verry
6-2
L-M-A
Redmond
Trevor Stettrecht
6-3 (T)
Redmond
Ron Vail
6-4
L-M-A-C
Redmond
Christina Colpitts
6-6(T)
Redmond
Brock Hickman
6-8
L-M-A
Redmond
Status Legend: L= Lead plane Qualified M=MAFFS Qualified A=Qualified ASM and Lead
plane I=Mission Instructor C= Mission Check Pilot and Instructor T= In training
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9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
SMOKEJUMPER PILOTS (Refer to NMG 60)
AIR ATTACK:
HOST
LOCATION
ATGS
BMC
LFC
LFC
LFC
COC
CWC
La Grande
Lakeview
Lakeview
Lakeview
Prineville
Wenatchee
Larry Aragon
James Price
Dustin Gustaveson
Mike Leach (T)
Jim Hansen
Pat McCabe
RAPPELLERS AND CALL-WHEN-NEEDED HELICOPTER MODULES
Refer to NMG 60 for Rappeller and Helicopter Manager Gear Weights and Volume and
Region Six Rappeller Utilization Handbook
NORTHWEST AREA RAPPELLERS
HOST
LOCATION
BMC
BMC
COC
CWC
JDC
MIC
Blue Mountain
Sled Springs
Prineville
Wenatchee
John Day
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RAPPELLERS
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20
24
30
30
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NATIONAL INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM
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NATIONAL TEAM ROTATION
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The National Incident Management Team rotation is maintained by the NICC throughout the
calendar year. The current rotation schedule and assignments are distributed electronically to the
Geographic Area Coordination Centers.
2014 DUTY SCHEDULE OF PNW TYPE I IMT
DATE
1/7/14-1/20/14
1/21/14-2/3/14
2/4/14-2/17/14
2/18/14-3/3/14
3/4/14-3/17/14
3/18/14-3/31/14
4/1/14-4/14/14
4/15/14-4/28/14
4/29/14-5/12/14
5/13/14-5/26/14
5/27/14-6/9/14
6/10/14-6/23/14
6/24/14-7/7/14
7/8/14-7/21/14
7/22/14-8/4/14
8/5/14-8/18/14
8/19/14-9/1/14
9/2/14-9/15/14
9/16/14-9/29/14
9/30/14-10/13/14
10/14/14-10/27/14
10/28/14-11/10/14
11/11/14-11/24/14
11/25/14-12/8/14
12/9/14-12/22/14
12/23/14-1/5/15
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14
15
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17
18
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20
21
22
23
24
25
26
TEAM
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
Teams rotate up at 0900 hours on Tuesday biweekly.
Team 2 – Chris Schulte, WA-CWC
Team 3 – Ed Lewis, WA-CWC
Northwest Interagency Coordination Center is the host for the Type I Teams
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PNW- TYPE II AREA INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAMS
2014 PNW- TYPE II INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM DUTY SCHEDULE
DATE
OR TEAM
WA TEAM
4/1/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
4/8/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
4/15/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
4/22/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
4/29/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
5/6/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
5/13/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
5/20/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
5/27/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
6/3/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
6/10/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
6/17/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
6/24/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
7/1/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
7/8/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
7/15/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
7/22/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
7/29/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
8/5/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
8/12/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
8/19/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
8/26/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
9/2/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
9/9/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
9/16/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
9/23/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
9/30/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
10/7/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
10/14/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
10/21/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
10/28/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
11/4/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
11/11/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
11/18/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
11/25/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
12/2/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
12/9/14
TEAM 1
TEAM*
12/16/14
TEAM 2
TEAM*
12/23/14
TEAM 3
TEAM*
12/30/14
TEAM4
TEAM*
HOUR SCHEDULED for change of “UP TEAM” is 0800 HRS on TUESDAY weekly.
NOTE:*Schedule for Washington Interagency IMT’s is maintained by the Washington DNR
Olympia Coordination Center. ftp://75.151.72.21/rp/IMT/
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WA
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 4
TEAM 5
OR
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 4
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3
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HOST UNIT
WAS
WAS
WAS
WAS
WAS
HOST UNIT
EIC
MIC
COC
BMC
INCIDENT COMMANDER
Bob Johnson (PCS) / Gary Jennings (OWF)
Nate Rabe (KENN) / Rex Reed (SES)
Bob Allbee (UMF)/ James Furlong (NWC)
Larry Nickey (OLP) / Brian Gales (R1R)
Dave Leitch (KITN) / Bruce Holloway (SPFN)
INCIDENT COMMANDER
Ross Williams(GPF) / Carl West (SAD)
Brett Fillis (APPN) / Eric Knerr (FWF)
Doug Johnson (DEF) / Tim Keith (ORS)
Brian Watts (VAD) / Nick Lunde (WWF)
INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TEAM CONFIGURATION
The Northwest Area will use the Standard Configuration for Long Teams (National and Area Teams)
as it appears in the NMG 60 for requests WITHIN and OUTSIDE the Northwest Area.
USE OF NON-STANDARD POSITIONS
Northwest National Teams MAY MOBILIZE and WILL NEGOTIATE “Non-Standard Positions” within and
outside of the Northwest Geographical Area.
INCIDENT SUPPORT TEAMS
BUYING TEAMS (Refer to NMG 60)
NORTHWEST BUYING TEAMS
There is one team hosted by OR-MIC. For team questions or issues contact Team Leader Kermadine
Barton (RSF) at (541) 471-6746 (office), or (541) 324-1206 (work cell).
INCIDENT MEDICAL SPECIALIST TEAMS
Each 500-person First Aid Station (NFES #1835) must be dis- patched with an IMS Team. Refer to
NWMG 20 for dispatch directions.
IMS teams will not be automatically mobilized with the five Type 2 Washington Interagency Incident
Management Teams (WIIMT). If an IMS Team is needed by a WIIMT and can operate under the factspecific circumstances of an incident, an order will be placed to NWCC by the unit with the incident.
No IMT taking an assignment in Washington State that involves non-federal jurisdiction will
automatically mobilize with an IMS team, even if an IMS team is shown in the ”Duty Table” as
associated with an IMT. Otherwise, the assigned IMS team will rotate and be dispatched on the
same schedule as their assigned IMT. If additional IMS personnel are needed, incident can place the
orders using normal dispatch procedures.
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INCIDENT MEDICAL SPECAILIST TEAM – SCHEDULE
DUTY SCHEDULE OF NORTHWEST AREA INCIDENT MEDICAL SPECIALIST TEAMS
OREGON IMT
TYPE 2
TEAM
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
TEAM 4
HOST
UNIT
EIC
MIC
COC
BMC
INCIDENT
COMMANDER
Ross Williams
Bret Fillis
Doug Johnson
Brian Watts
IMS MANAGER
Layne Lange
Deborah Reth
Gregg Morgan
Wayne Endersby
DISPATCH
UNIT
EIC
MIC
COC
BMC
TYPE I NATIONAL IMT
TYPE I
TEAM
TEAM 2
TEAM 3
HOST
UNIT
NWCC
NWCC
INCIDENT
COMMANDER
Chris Schulte
Ed Lewis
IMS MANAGER
Dale Pospisil
Steve Otoupalik
DISPATCH
UNIT
ROD
EIC
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