Mutual Aid Agreements definition

Mutual Aid Agreements means those existing and future agreements between public agencies, including the State, which have been developed to ensure a comprehensive and effective response to fires, disasters, and medical calls within the jurisdictions of the Member Agencies and other fire, disaster, and medical emergencies.

Mutual Aid Agreements means the establishment of appropriate arrangements with EMS systems of other states for the provision of emergency medical services on a reciprocal basis.

Mutual Aid Agreements means the following agreements:

Examples of Mutual Aid Agreements in a sentence

• Thereby, for the duration of a County Responsibility Fire and pursuant to any applicable emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plans, cost share agreement, or other agreements between the County and Fire Departments or other governmental entities, the Sheriff shall appoint a Local Incident Management Team to provide the command and control infrastructure necessary to manage a County Responsibility Fire.

• The Parties shall ensure that the County and/or the Sheriff are parties to any Mutual Aid Agreements, cost share agreements, or other agreements that apportion any Wildland Fire expenses to the County and/or the Sheriff and those agreements shall comply with State law.

• See FEMA Publication FP-104-00902, Mutual Aid Agreements for Public Assistance and Fire Management Assistance.

• However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities.

• The terms and provisions herein contained constitute the entire agreement by and between the County and the Fire Department and shall supersede all previous communications, representation or agreement, either oral or written between the parties hereto with respect to the subject matter hereof; except, that this paragraph shall not be construed to supersede any existing and applicable Mutual Aid Agreements.

• Examples of formal written agreements include the following: • Contracts • Emergency Operations Plans (EOP) and annexes, which describe roles and responsibilities of jurisdictional agencies • Letters of Agreement • Memoranda of Agreement (MOA) • Memoranda of Understanding (MOU) • Mutual Aid Agreements • Any other official document which describes the role of public health and carries with it an expectation that public health will undertake certain fatality management-related activities.

• The Borough and Company will honor and participate on all automatic responses and Mutual Aid Agreements entered into by either party.

• All previously entered into Regional Mutual Aid Agreements are superseded by this Agreement.

• HCPH Legal Counsel will also support the execution of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), Mutual Aid Agreements (XXXx) and requests for resources through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact.

• Mutual Aid Agreements (XXXx): A document that formalizes and defines the reciprocal assistance that two or more communities or organizations can and will provide to another in the event of a disaster.

More Definitions of Mutual Aid Agreements

Mutual Aid Agreements means those existing and future agreements between public agencies, including the State, which have been developed to ensure a comprehensive and effective response to fires, disasters, and medical calls

Mutual Aid Agreements means those existing and future agreements between public agencies, including the State, which have been developed to ensure a comprehensive and effective response to fires, disasters, and medical callswithin the jurisdictions of the Member Agencies and other fire, disaster, and medical emergencies.