Jackson Hole Fire/EMS and the Bridger Teton National Forest have renewed their agreement for prescribed fire assistance.
The cooperative Wildland Fire Management agreement allows local and federal agencies to share resources for fire prevention. It allows interagency support for prescribed fire and fuels reduction programs.
This agreement also allows Teton County to receive reimbursement when Fire/EMS assists with fuels reduction programs on forest service property.
This agreement will enhance training, interagency partnerships, and red card certifications for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS members.
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