The Fire Danger PocketCard provides a format for interpreting and communicating key index values provided by the National Fire Danger Rating System. The objective is to lead to greater awareness of fire danger and subsequently increased firefighter safety. The PocketCard provides a description of seasonal changes in fire danger in a local area. It is useful to both local and out-of-area firefighters.

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AMIS

IROC

The Interagency Resource Ordering Capability (IROC) will be a dynamic, modern, flexible and scalable application that aligns with interagency business needs for resource ordering for all hazard incidents. IROC will be web-based and support both PCs and mobile devices.

ROSS

KCFast

This software comprises phase one of the KCFAST web application, demonstrating how the previous versions of KCFAST may be redesigned and deployed to best facilitate field users in obtaining wildland fire management information.

RAWS

AWSR

The Annual Wildfire Summary Report application (AWSR) enables State Foresters to electronically maintain the required data on the Annual Wildfire Summary Report (FS-3100-8 form). The data is stored in an Oracle database that resides on an AIX database server at the National Interagency Technology Center (NITC).

eISuite

Please use the links below to access historical SIT data:

Please use the links below to download the ICS-209 forms in either PDF or MS Word version:

If you have suggestions on how to enchance the SIT - 209 Program, please complete the SIT - 209 Enhancement Request form and send it to you local GACC Intelligence Section.