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Title Office Phone Email NWCG Member Agency
Guzman, Frank 208-589-9101 frank.guzman@usda.gov Forest Service
Haberstick, Erik 435-881-5715 erik_haberstick@fws.gov Fish and Wildlife Service
Hale, Gabe 541-263-0856 gabriel.hale@usda.gov Forest Service
Hale, Mark 218-322-2708 mark.hale@usda.gov Forest Service
Hall, Dean 760-774-5557 dehall@blm.gov Bureau of Land Management
Hall, Matt 406-542-4223 matthall@mt.gov National Association of State Foresters
Hall, Wesley 575-434-7220 wesley.hall@usda.gov Forest Service
Halleran, Kevin 435-640-5424 kevin.halleran@usda.gov Forest Service
Hallford, Evelyn evehallford@gmail.com Other
Hamilton, Clint 916-516-3122 clinton.hamilton@fire.ca.gov National Association of State Foresters
Handrick, Jon 218-328-8781 jon.handrick@dnr.state.mn.us National Association of State Foresters
Hankla, Brandon 208-380-3775 brandon.hankla@usda.gov Forest Service
Hannemann, Don 208-901-1715 don_hannemann@ios.doi.gov Other
Hannemann, Paul 979-458-7344 phannemann@tfs.tamu.edu National Association of State Foresters
Hansen, Jennifer 801-539-4042 jehansen@blm.gov Bureau of Land Management
Hansen, Kathie 920-866-1767 kathie_hansen@nps.gov National Park Service
Hansen, Michael 253-625-3063 michael_hansen@nps.gov National Park Service
Harbo, Emmy 208-334-6196 emily_harbo@ios.doi.gov Other
Hardy, Chris 916-531-8839 chris.hardy@fire.ca.gov Other
Harger, Laura 970-820-0509 lharger@usbr.gov Other
Harper, David 208-579-9676 dharper@usbr.gov Other
Harris, Brian 208-634-6945 brian.d.harris@usda.gov Forest Service
Harris, George 207-712-8941 george.harris@maine.gov National Association of State Foresters
Harrison, Brian 208-387-5615 bharrison@blm.gov Forest Service
Harsha, Jenner 916-291-3791 jenner_harsha@fws.gov Fish and Wildlife Service
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NWCG Latest Announcements

NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Host Unit Guide, PMS 464 and NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Guide, PMS 474

Date: July 10, 2023
Contact: Fire Prevention Education Team Subcommittee (FPETSC)

 

Two new publications from the Fire Prevention Education Team Subcommittee (FPETSC) are now available. The NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Host Unit Guide, PMS 464, aids the interaction between host units requesting Fire Prevention Education Teams (FPETs) and the FPET itself and second, to clarify the different aspects of logistics, operations, information, safety, and business and finance support needed for FPETs.


The NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Guide, PMS 474, provides information and guidance for successful use, management, and outcomes for FPET assignments and highlights the responsibilities and protocols related to FPETs.

References:

NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Host Unit Guide, PMS 464

NWCG Fire Prevention Education Team Guide, PMS 474

Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) Incident Replacement Guidance, Memo 23-09

Date: June 30, 2023
Contact: Incident Business Committee (IBC)

Currently, a fleet rate has not been established for agency or cooperator owned UAS. Most UAS and related support equipment are purchased and maintained at a local unit level with base funding. Therefore, unlike manned aircraft, a daily availability rate or applicable hourly flight rate for operations is not being assessed when a UAS is assigned to an incident. Incident replacement guidance for UAS is outlined is memo 23-09.

References:

Memo 23-09

NWCG Standards for Airtanker Base Operations, PMS 508

Date: June 30, 2023
Contact: Interagency Airtanker Base Subcommittee (IABS)

The updated 2023 NWCG Standards for Airtanker Base Operations (SABO), PMS 508 standardizes operations and procedures at interagency airtanker bases to ensure safe, efficient, and effective operations in support of interagency goals and objectives.

References:

6 Minutes for Safety - Week of Remembrance June 30 -July 6

Date: June 29, 2023
Contact: 6MFS Subcommittee

As we approach the Week of Remembrance (June 30 - July 6), we all take a moment to reflect on the wildland fire incidents that took the lives of many of our brothers and sisters. Today, the 6 Minutes For Safety Subcommittee issued a letter to leadership to honor the fallen and to express the importance of lessons learned, checking in with your wildland fire families, and prioritizing the people who serve in the important mission of fighting wildland fire.

References:

6MFS Week of Remembrance