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Home My WebLink About02-21-2012 c1 operational plan agrmnt cal firecounci lj acenaa aepoat Meeting Dat e 2/21/201 2 Item Number C I C I T Y O F S A N L U I S O B I S P O FROM : Charlie Hines, Fire Chief CH Prepared By :Julie Cox, Administrative Analyst SUBJECT :OPERATIONAL PLAN AND AGREEMENT FOR AUTOMATIC AID WIT H CAL FIRE/SLO COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMEN T RECOMMENDATIO N 1)Approve Operational Plan and Agreement for Automatic Aid between San Luis Obispo Cit y Fire Department and CAL FIRE /San Luis Obispo County Fire Department . 2)Authorize Fire Chief to execute agreement with CAL FIRE/San Luis Obispo County Fir e Department . DISCUSSIO N Backgroun d In the current economic climate, we are constantly seeking ways to increase efficiency whil e maintaining fiscal responsibility . Recently SLOFD successfully implemented a "Tiere d Response/Priority Dispatch" program . The result has been has been a reduction of SLOF D resources utilized for non-emergency situations (lift-assists and inter-facility transfers). Outreach t o the elder-care facilities have resulted in a significant reduction in the calls for service to thes e facilities . Additionally, it only makes sense for fire departments to "pool" their resources and shar e operational assets . This can be realized by simply updating our current Automatic Aid Agreemen t with San Luis Obispo County Fire . The City of San Luis Obispo and San Luis Obispo County Fir e Department have had an Operational Plan and Agreement for Automatic Aid since 1979 . The Operational Plan and Agreement for Automatic Aid attached to this agenda report would replace th e Automatic Aid Agreement and Operational Guidelines dated 11/10/2000 . Operational Plan and Automatic Aid Agreemen t The purpose of the operational plan and agreement between San Luis Obispo City Fire Departmen t and CAL FIRE/San Luis Obispo County Fire Department is to most efficiently use resources tha t are closest to the incident regardless of jurisdictional lines . This plan will benefit the citizens of San Luis Obispo in 3 very tangible ways ; It increases our FD's "depth of coverage". Essentially is a "force multiplier " Consequently it gets emergency crews to the scene sooner (which is always a goo d outcome). All of these benefits are without any increase in cost . 1 . 2 . 3 . CI-1 Operational Plan and Agreement with CAL FIRE/SLO County Fire Department Page 2 Only emergencies that would normally require immediate response by emergency vehicles ar e intended to be covered by this agreement . These can typically be categorized as calls where life o r property is in danger . Calls for public service, permit inspections, post fire investigations, an d responses which do not require immediate response by the fire vehicles are not included in th e agreement . The specific types of emergencies involved and resources assigned are identified for the respons e area . The base premise of this plan assumes that any specific resources identified by this plan to b e dispatched are actually available and in their respective normally assigned response area . Shoul d this not be the case at the time of dispatch, the resources dispatched by either agency will be th e closest available resources . We will monitor the implementation of this agreement with data collection and timely analysis . I f we see that the city or county's efforts are becoming "one sided", the boundaries will be adjusted t o reflect a more "even" share of resources . This can be implemented at any time . Note : Anytime we commit apparatus to an incident outside of the city, we immediately recall off duty personnel to staff a reserve fire engine . FISCAL IMPAC T There is no fiscal impact associated with this action . ALTERNATIVE S Continue with the existing operational plan and agreement which provides fewer resources to eac h jurisdiction . ATTACHMENT S 1.Operational Plan and Agreement for Automatic Aid between San Luis Obispo City Fir e Department and CAI . FIRE/San Luis Obispo County Fire Departmen t 2.CDF/County Fire Department and San Luis Obispo City Fire Department Automatic Ai d Agreement Operational Guideline (11/10/2000 ) T:\Counal Agenda Reports\2012\2012-02-21\Cal Fire Agreement (Hines-Cox) Attachment 1 OPERATIONAL PLAN AND AGREEMENT FOR AUTOMATIC AI D BETWEE N SAN LUIS OBISPO CITY FIRE DEPARTMEN T AN D CAL FIRE/SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY FIRE DEPARTMEN T PURPOS E This Operational Plan and Agreement for Automatic Aid is made and entered into by an d between the San Luis Obispo City Fire Department (SLO) and CAL FIRE/San Luis Obisp o County Fire Department (CALFIRE/Co . Fire). This Operation Plan and Agreement includes the following items : •Jurisdictional Responsibilit y •Guidelines Governing Response to an Emergenc y •Release of Resource s •Types of Responses Covere d •Response Area Dispatching Specific s •Standard Response Area Matri x •Communications/Dispatc h •Resource Availability •Joint Trainin g •Terms of Agreemen t •Authorized Agreement Signature s JURISDICTIONAL RESPONSIBILIT Y Each agency shall retain all authority and responsibility for all incidents occurring within thei r jurisdiction . All emergency equipment responding to the same emergencies as part of this agreemen t shall work under the direction of the Incident Commander assigned by the agency havin g jurisdiction of the Incident upon arrival to the incident . GUIDELINES GOVERNING RESPONSE : The purpose of this agreement is to most efficiently use resources that are closest to th e incident regardless of jurisdictional lines . The assistance provided through this agreemen t shall be above and beyond those resources sent by the agency having jurisdiction . Page 1 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl -3 Attachment 1 RELEASE OF RESOURCE S The Incident Commander should make every attempt to release other agency resources a s soon as possible . If that is not practical due to the commitment of resources at th e emergency scene, then the Incident Commander will notify the on scene officer from th e other agency of the time extension . TYPES OF RESPONSES COVERE D Only emergencies that would normally require immediate response by respondin g emergency vehicles are intended to be covered by this Agreement . These can typically b e categorized as calls where life or property is in danger . Calls for public service, permi t inspections, post fire investigations, and responses which do not require immediate respons e by the responding fire vehicles shall not be a part of this Agreement . The specific types of emergencies involved and resources assigned shall be identified for th e response area . The base premise of this plan assumes that any specific resources identifie d by this plan to be dispatched are available and in their respective normally assigne d response area . Should this not be the case at the time of the dispatch, the resource s dispatched by either agency will be the closest available resources . RESPONSE AREA DISPATCHING SPECIFIC S 1.SLO City Fire shall respond automatically to assist CAL FIRE/SLO Co . Fire with th e closest engine or truck, and chief officer as needed, in response areas A4, A 8, A 12 , A 17, A 20, A21, A22, A33, A-34, A35, A 36, A37, and A 38 shown on attached ma p for all emergency incidents . 2.SLO City Fire shall respond automatically to assist CAL FIRE/SLO Co . Fire with th e closest engine or truck, and chief officer as needed in response areas A2, A4, A5 , A5A A5B, A 8, A9, A10,A 10A, A 10B, A 12, A 14, A 17, A 20A21, A22, A 23, A 24,A 28, A 33, A-34, A35, A 36, A37, and A 38 shown on attached map for all emergenc y incidents with the exception of medical aid incidents . 3.CAL FIRE/SLO Co Fire shall respond automatically to assist SLO, one engine, an d one chief officer as needed anywhere in the city of San Luis Obispo or on Cal Pol y campus, closest available for Structure Fires or other incidents as requested . 4.CAL FIRE/SLO Co will respond one emergency response unit from Station 21-Sa n Luis Obispo County Airport Fire Station automatically to assist SLO for all emergenc y incidents, in areas identified as the Tank Farm Road Response Area identified by SL O City . Page 2 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl -4 Attachment 1 The Tank Farm Road Response Area is identified as : •South of the intersection of Broad Street and Industrial Way, including addres s accessed off of Industrial Wa y •South of San Luis Obispo portion of Tank Farm Road including addres s accessed off of Tank Farm Road, west to South Higuer a •East of South Higuera from Tank Farm Road to the San Luis Obispo City limit s (includes any address on S . Higuera-South of Tank Farm Road ) •West or San Luis Obispo City Limits along Orcutt Road including The Arbor s subdivision . •North of the San Luis Obispo City Limits between South Higuera and Orcut t Roa d 5 . The Bishop Peak Natural Reserve Area is within the jurisdiction of both CA L FIRE/SLO Co . and SLO City . Upon notification of an emergency, the receivin g command center will initiate a dispatch and then notify the other command cente r immediately . As soon as possible, the command center and/or responding officer wil l determine : •Jurisdiction of the Inciden t •Determine the appropriate command structure (unified or single command ) •ICS facilities (ICP, Staging Areas and Operational Structure ) •Unified Ordering Point (SLO or SLU ECC ) •Command/Tac Frequencies (Repeatable). •Objectives, Strategic and Tactical Pla n This information will be broadcast on the appropriate Command Frequency an d transmitted to the cooperating command center and incoming resources . Please see Standard Response Area Matrix below for specific call type and standar d respons e Page 3 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl -5 Attachment 1 I . STANDARD RESPONSE AREA MATRIX - INCLUDES MEDICAL AID S CAL FIRE/Co Fir e Jurisdiction A4, A 8, A 12,A 17, A 20, A21 , A22, A33,A-34, A35,A 36,A37, A 3 8 INCIDENT TYPE SLO RESPONSE CAL FIRE/Co Fire RESPONS E Response area Chie f Off. En g O r Trk Sqd Trk ~,• Batt Chief Engine Wate r Tender Squad Other FS R Residential Structure Fire 1 1 1 3 1 1 BSU, IN V FS C Commercial Structure Fire 1 1 1 Mf 3 1 1 Type II BSU, DUTY , IN V FS M Multi Family Structure Fire 1 1 1 3 1 BS U FS O Fire, Structure Other 1 1 2 IN V FSR W Fire, Res Structure Wildland 1 1 1 5 (3 typ e 3) 1 1 1 AI R DUT Y INV FO O Fire, Other 1 1 INV FV P Passenger Vehicle Fire 1 2 FV C Commercial Vehicle Fire 1 1 1 3 1 1 INV FVC T Train Fire/Derail 1 1 4 . 1 ° 3 1 1 1 AI R 1 Truc k 1 LE Helo TRT DUTY IN V FWLL Wildland Fire, Low Dispatch 1 1 3 (2 typ e 3) 1 AIR, IN V FWLM Wildland Fire, Medium Dispatch 1 1 1 5 (4 type3) 1 1 AIR, 2TANKE R 1 COPTER I Dozer, 2Han d Crew DUT Y IN V FWL H Wildland Fire, High Dispatch 1 1 1 7 (5 type 3) 1 1 AIR, 3TANKE R 1 COPTER 2Dozer, 3Hand Cre w DUT Y INV Page 4 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl -6 Attachment 1 ME D Code 3 Medical Aid 1 4 1 MEDC 2 Code 2 Medical Aid 1 MRECLF Cliff Rescue 1 1 2 1 TRT DUT Y MTC Traffic Collision 1 2 1 MTX Traffic Collision w/Extrication 1 1 2 1 EMS 1 MTC V Traffic Collisio n w/ Multiple Vehicles 1 1 1 2 1 EMS 1 DUT Y MTC M Traffic Collisio n w/ Multiple Casualty 1 1 1 2 I EMS 1 DUTY MED M Mass Casualty Incident 1 1 1 3 1 MRESW F Swift Water Rescue 1 1 2 2 TR T DUT Y MREC S Confined Space Rescue 1 1 2 2 BS U 1 Handcrew DECON o r USA R TRT DUT Y MRETC H Trench Rescue 1 1 2 2 BS U 1 Handcrew DCON 1 or USA R TRT DUT Y MREUS R Urban Search & Rescue 1 1 3 2 DUT Y TR T MEDCT I Med . CAT 1 Aircraft 1 1 1 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mg r DUTY MEDCT2 CAT 2 Aircraft 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mgr DUTY MEDCT 3 CAT 3 Aircraft 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mgr DUT Y MEDCT4 Single Engine Aircraft, off- site 1 1 3 1 1 DUT Y MEDCT 5 Multi Engine Aircraft, off-site 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 DUT Y TRT INV Page 5 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n C1-7 Attachment 1 II . STANDARD RESPONSE AREA MATRIX — EXCLUDES MEDICAL AID S CAL FIRE/Co Fir e Jurisdiction A2, A4, A5, A5A A5B, A 8, A9, A10,A 10A, A 10B, A 12, A 14, A 17, A 2 0 A21, A22,A 23,A 24, A 28, A 33, A-34, A35, A 36, A37, A 3 8 INCIDENT TYPE SLO RESPONSE CAL FIRE/Co Fire RESPONS E Response area Chief Off. En g or Trk Sqd Trk Batt Chief Engine Water Tender Squad Other FSR 1 1 1 3 1 1 BSU, IN V Residential Structure Fire FS C Commercial Structure Fire 1 1 e. 1 3 1 1 Type II BSU, DUTY , INV FS M Multi Family Structure Fire 1 1 1 3 1 BS U FS O Fire, Structure Other 1 1 2 IN V FSRW Fire, Res Structure Wildland 1 1 1 5 (3 type 3) 1 1 1 AI R DUT Y INV FO O Fire, Other 1 1 INV FV P Passenger Vehicle Fire 1 2 FV C Commercial Vehicle Fire 1 1 :z? 1 3 1 1 IN V FVC T Train Fire/Derail 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 AI R 1 Truc k 1 LE Hel o TR T DUTY IN V FWLL Wildland Fire, Low Dispatch 1 1 3 (2 typ e 3 ) 1 AIR, IN V FWL M Wildland Fire, Medium Dispatch 1 1 1 5 (4 typ e 3) 1 1 AIR, 2TANKE R 1 COPTE R IDozer, 2Han d Crew DUT Y INV FWLH Wildland Fire, High Dispatch 1 1 1 7 (5 typ e 3) 1 1 AIR , 3TANKER 1 COPTE R 2Dozer, 3Han d Crew DUT Y INV Page 6 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n C1 -8 Attachment 1 ME D Code 3 Medical Aid 1 MEDC 2 Code 2 Medical Aid 1 MRECL F Cliff Rescue 1 1 2 1 TRT DUT Y MTC Traffic Collision 1 r ;a~~. 2 1 MTX Traffic Collision w/Extrication 1 1 2 1 EMS I MTC V Traffic Collisio n w/ Multiple Vehicles 1 1 1 2 1 EMS 1 DUTY MTC M Traffic Collisio n w/ Multiple Casualty 1 1 1 2 1 EMS 1 DUTY MED M Mass Casualty Incident 1 1 1 3 1 MRESWF Swift Water Rescue 1 1 2 2 TRT DUT Y MREC S Confined Space Rescue 1 1 2 2 BSU 1 Handcrew DECON o r USA R TRT DUT Y MRETC H Trench Rescue 1 1 2 2 BS U 1 Handcrew DCON 1 o r USA R TRT DUT Y MREUS R Urban Search & Rescue 1 F+r 1 3 2 DUT Y TRT MEDCT 1 Med . CAT 1 Aircraft 1 1 1 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mg r DUT Y MEDCT 2 CAT 2 Aircraft 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mg r DUT Y MEDCT 3 CAT 3 Aircraft 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 CRAS H 1 AM B Airport Mg r DUT Y MEDCT4 Single Engine Aircraft, off- site 1 1 3 1 1 DUT Y MEDCT5 Multi Engine Aircraft, off-site 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 DUT Y TR T INV Page 7 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n C1-9 Attachment 1 III . STANDARD RESPONSE AREA MATRIX - ALL CIT Y SLO City Jurisdiction In all Dispatch Areas of SLO Cit y INCIDENT TYPE SLO RESPONSE CAL FIRE/Co Fire RESPONS E Response area Chie f Off. Eng Sqd Trk Batt Chief Engine Water Tender Squad Other FS R Residential Structure Fire 1 3 1 1 1 FS C Commercial Structure Fire 1 3 1 1 1 FS M Multi Family Structure Fire 1 3 .r;11 1 FS O Fire, Structure Other 1 3 1 1 1 FSR W Fire, Res Structure Wildland 1 3 1 1 1 FO D Debris Fire, unless otherwise defined 1 FO O Fire, Other 1 FV P Passenger Vehicle Fire 1 FVC Commercial Vehicle Fire 1 FVC T Train Fire/Derail 1 3 1 FWLC D Fire, Center DivNacant Lot 1 FA A Aircraft Fire 1 3 1 FWL L Wildland Fire, Low Dispatch 1 3 ,.... 1 1 FWL M Wildland Fire, Medium Dispatch 1 3 x .• 1 1 FWL H Wildland Fire, High Dispatch 1 3 1 2 ME D Code 3 Medical Aid 1 MEDC 2 Code 2 Medical Aid 1 MRECLF Cliff Rescue 1 1 1 MT C Traffic Collision 1 Page 8 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n C1 - 1 0 Attachment 1 MTX Traffic Collision w/Extrication 1 2 MTCV Traffic Collision w/ Multiple Vehicles 1 2 1 MTCM Traffic Collisio n w/ Multiple Casualty 1 3 1 MEDM Mass Casualty Incident 1 3 1 .1 MRESW F Swift Water Rescue 1 2 r n MREC S Confined Space Rescue 1 1 1 MRETC H Trench Rescue 1 1 1 (:a MREUS R Urban Search & Rescue 1 1 1 }: HZ M HazMat Incident 1 3 1 MEDCT4 Single Engine Aircraft, off - site 1 3 1 MEDCT 5 Multi Engine Aircraft, off-site 1 3 Page 9 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n C1 -1 1 Attachment 1 IV . STANDARD RESPONSE AREA MATRIX — TANK FARM RESPONSE ARE A SLO City Jurisdiction Tank Farm Response Area Only INCIDENT TYPE SLO RESPONSE ';CAL FIRE/Co Fire RESPONS E Response area Chief Off. Eng Sqd Trk Batt Chief Engine Water Tender Squad Other FS R Residential Structure Fire 1 3 1 1 1 FS C Commercial Structure Fire 1 3 1 H 1 1 FS M Multi Family Structure Fire 1 3 1 -x 1 1 FS O Fire, Structure Other 1 3 1 1 1 FSR W Fire, Res Structure Wildland 1 3 1 1 1 FO D Debris Fire, unless otherwise defined 1 a`> 1 * FO O Fire, Other 1 { 1 * FV P Passenger Vehicle Fire 1 1 * FV C Commercial Vehicle Fire 1 1 FVC T Train Fire/Derail 1 3 1 1 1 FWLCD Fire, Center DivNacant Lot 1 3 1 * FA A Aircraft Fire 1 3 1 1 FWLL Wildland Fire, Low Dispatch 1 3 1 1 FWLM Wildland Fire, Mediu m Dispatch 1 3 } •::~1 1 FWL H Wildland Fire, High Dispatch 1 3 1 2 ME D Code 3 Medical Aid 1 1 * MEDC 2 Code 2 Medical Aid 1 MRECLF Cliff Rescue 1 1 1 1 Page 0 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl - 1 2 Attachment 1 MT C Traffic Collision 1 1 * MT X Traffic Collision w/Extrication 1 2 1 1 MTC V Traffic Collision w/ Multiple Vehicles 1 2 1 i~1 MTC M Traffic Collision w/ Multiple Casualty 1 3 1 1 MEDM Mass Casualty Incident 1 3 1 1 MRESW F Swift Water Rescue 1 2 1 MREC S Confined Space Rescue 1 1 1 1 MRETC H Trench Rescue 1 1 1 ;'.1 MREUS R Urban Search & Rescue 1 1 1 1 HZ M HazMat Incident 1 3 1 1 MEDCT4 Single Engine Aircraft, off- site 1 3 1 1 Crash 21 o r ARF F MEDCT 5 Multi Engine Aircraft, off-site 1 3 1 1 Crash 21 o r ARFF Note - * equals one unit from Station 21 — Airport only and no Paid Call Firefighter s COMMUNICATIONS/DISPATC H Dispatch to Incident s Reports of emergencies shall be directed to the agency having jurisdiction's dispatch center . If the incident jurisdiction can not be immediately determined, the receiving dispatch cente r shall respond the appropriate initial attack response and request an appropriate respons e from the other agency dispatch center . Automatic response shall be initiated by each agenc y dispatch center when appropriate . Requests for resources will be dispatched via norma l dispatch channels . The Incident Commander shall make every effort to utilize common radio nets and a singl e unified ordering point . Command and Tactical nets will be identified for all incidents by th e agency having jurisdiction's dispatch center . The Incident Commander may request a specific frequency with approval . Page 11 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl - 1 3 Attachment 1 RADI O CHANNEL PRIMARY COMMAND SECONDARY COMMAND PRIMAR Y TACTICAL SECONDAR Y TACTICA L CAL FIRE - SLO County SLU Loca l Tone 11 CAL FIR E Command 1 Please see below for informatio n regarding CAL FIRE/SLO Count y Tactical Frequencies151.3250 R x 159 .3150 Tx Tone 11 : 114 .8 151 .3550 R x 159 .300 T x Tone 1 : 110 .9 SLO City Fire Dept . SLO City Net SLO City Common Net SLO City Tac 1 SLO City Tac 2 155 .1450 R x 154 .2050 T x Tone 7 : 167 .9 155 .9550 R x 159 .075 0 Tone 15 : 162 .2 154 .3100 R x and T x Tone : 82 .5 155 .0250 R X and T x Tone : 127 .3 RADI O CHANNEL PRIMARY WILDLAN D TAC SECONDARY WILDLAN D TAC NO N WILDLAN D FIRE TACs PRIMARY MEDICAL AI D TAC CAL FIRE - SLO County CAL FIR E TAC 2 CAL FIR E TAC 7 CAL EM A WHITE TACs CAL COR D 151 .1600 R x and Tx 151 .2950 Rx and Tx WHITE 2 154 .2650 R x and Tx WHITE 3 154 .2950 156 .0750 R x and T x Page 12 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl - 1 4 Attachment 1 RESOURCE AVAILABILIT Y Agencies are not obligated to send resources to an incident if it depletes resources below a n acceptable level as determined by their duty chief . If resources are unable to respond , immediatenotification shall be made directly to appropriate Dispatch Center . JOINT TRAININ G All parties to this Agreement shall schedule and participate in joint training exercises a t mutually agreed upon times and locations in order to insure that optimum performance level s are maintained . TERMS OF AGREEMEN T Agencies agree to implement this Operational Plan and Agreement as of the date of the las t signature and is effective until either party requests an update, revision or cancelation . Bot h parties agree to meet periodically to review the plan . AUTHORIZED AGREEMENT SIGNATURE S By signature below each Agency certifies that the individual listed is authorized to execut e this agreement . Date : Robert Lewin, Chie f CAL FIRE/San Luis Obispo County Fire Departmen t Date : Charles Hines, Fire Chie f San Luis Obispo Fire Departmen t Page 13 of 13 January 30, 2012 Versio n Cl - 15 Attachment 2 CDF/County Fire Department and San Luis Obispo City Fire Departmen t Automatic Aid Agreement Operational Guideline s The CDF/County Fire Department and San Luis Obispo City Fire Department desire to continue the response of automatic aid emergency resources between our Department s for the mutual benefit of the citizens we serve . This agreement supersedes the interi m operational agreement signed in March 1998 between our two Departments . The undersigned parties agree to the following : 1.Within San Luis Obispo City : CDF/County Fire will respond one engine (closes t available)to any "first alarm" assignment within the City limits or Cal Poly . "First alarm" is defined as any structure or wildiand fire, and any hazardous materials incident. 2.County Areas bordering the City :City Fire will respond one engine (closes t available) to any fire or vehicle accident in the CDF/County Fire response areas adjacent to the City limits . Thls will be defined as CDF/County Fire response areas : A33, A35 , A36,A37, A38, A21, A22, and A23 . (see attached map) 3.San Luis Obispo County Airport :City Fire will respond one engine (closes t available) to the County Airport for any "Category B or Catagory III" aircraf t emergencies. These are defined as an imminent threat of, or actual crash of an aircraft . 4.Tank Farm rd . (south higuera st . to broad st .) and Broad st. (tank farm rd. to airport rd .): Due to the uncertainties of jurisdiction, the agency that receives the emergency cal l will dispatch the response, and treat the call as their own jurisdiction . They will als o request one engine to any emergency incident from the other jurisdiction . Once equipment arrives at scene and jurisdiction is established, the response can be modified a s appropriate by on scene staff : 5.Bishops Peak :Due to shared jurisdiction, Bishops Peak will be treated as County Jurisdiction, with City Fire responding one engine to any emergency incident . 6.Wildland fires with potential to escape City Limits : In addition to item #1 above , CDF/County Fire will respond one Battalion Chie£ three wildiand engines, one han d crew, one bulldozer, and one air tactical plane at no cost to the City . Upon confirmation by either jurisdiction of threat to the State Responsibility Area (SRA), additional Stat e resources can be ordered at no cost to the City . ing operational guidelines as of 11/10/2000 : Neumann Dan Turner Fire Chief - San Luis Obispo City Fire Chief - CDF/County Fire