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10/4/2022
Meeting title
Commissioners' Agenda
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Commissioners' Auditorium
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205 West 5th Room 109 - Ellensburg
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Regular
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Request to Approve a Resolution Amending the 2018 Community Wildfire Protection Plan and to authorize the Chairman's Signature on the Adoption Page with Amendment
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6
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Consent Agenda
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94348
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Resolution
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<br /> <br /> <br />Community Wildfire Protection Plan 74 September 2018 <br />Project Name Project Goal Lead(s) Priority Obstacles Measurement Notes <br />Local WUI Response <br />Improve response by <br />standardizing equipment and <br />wildland/WUI training across <br />local fire districts. Cultivate <br />volunteer recruitment and <br />retention for strategic local <br />response. <br />Local Fire <br />Districts, DNR, <br />USFS, <br />Washington <br />Prescribed Fire <br />Council <br />High <br />Policy, <br />Coordination, <br />Capacity, <br />Funding <br /># of Wildland <br />Volunteers, # <br />of Trainings <br />Offered to All <br />Fire Districts <br />and # of <br />Training <br />Participants, # <br />of <br />Standardized <br />Equipment <br />Firefighter training includes <br />values of risk that have not <br />been traditionally recognized <br />i.e., ecological values (sage <br />grouse and other critical <br />habitat) and cultural values <br />and economic values <br />(fencing, livestock, public <br />works, and energy <br />infrastructure) <br />Improved Data <br />Collection and Data <br />Sharing <br />Improve response by <br />providing centralized <br />geodatabases and data <br />collection of county wildland <br />urban interface <br />Local Fire <br />Districts and <br />Departments, <br />DNR, <br />Communities, <br />KFACC, KCCD <br />High <br />Coordination, <br />Capacity, <br />Funding <br />Data Collection <br />and Unified <br />Multi- <br />Jurisdictional <br />Sharing <br />Platform <br />Some Fire Departments do <br />not have the capacity or <br />funding to collect data. <br />Reduce redundancies in data <br />collection across first <br />responders and use a central <br />coordination data collection <br />and sharing platform. <br />Post-Fire Response, Stabilization, and Long-Term Rehabilitation <br />Rapid Response– <br />Burned Area <br />Emergency Response <br />Strike Team <br />Coordinate local Burned Area <br />Emergency Response Strike <br />Team assessments on state <br />and private land to assess <br />needs for restoration and <br />long-term community <br />recovery. <br />Washington <br />State <br />Conservation <br />Commission, <br />DNR, KFACC <br />High <br />Policy, <br />Funding, <br />Capacity, <br />Coordination <br /># of Team <br />Members, # of <br />Team <br />Deployments, # <br />of Assessments <br />Local communities need <br />coordinated response that <br />models Incident Command <br />System structure to use long <br />term recovery and restoration <br />efforts on all land ownership <br />and form long term <br />partnerships to obtain <br />restoration and recovery <br />project funding.
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