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UTAH STATUTES AND CODES
65A-8-203 - Cooperative fire protection agreements with counties.
65A-8-203. Cooperative fire protection agreements with counties.
(1) The county legislative body of any county may enter into a cooperative agreementwith the division to receive financial and supervisory cooperation and assistance from thedivision.
(2) A county may not receive cooperation or assistance under Subsection (1) until acooperative agreement is executed by the county legislative body and the division.
(3) In order to be eligible to enter into a cooperative agreement with the division, thecounty shall:
(a) adopt a wildland fire ordinance based upon minimum standards established by thedivision;
(b) require that the county fire department or equivalent private provider under contractwith the county meet minimum standards for wildland fire training, certification, and wildlandfire suppression equipment based upon nationally accepted standards as specified by the division;and
(c) file with the division a budget for fire suppression costs.
(4) A county that chooses not to enter into a cooperative agreement with the division maynot be eligible to receive financial assistance from the division.
(5) The state forester may execute the agreements and may divide the state into fireprotection districts.
(6) These districts shall provide efficient and economical fire protection within the areadefined.
(7) The districts may comprise one or more counties, or portions of counties to bespecified in the cooperative agreements.
(8) Under the terms of the cooperative agreements, the state forester shall file annualbudgets for operation of the cooperative districts with each participating county.
(9) If the county approves a budget mutually acceptable to the county and the stateforester, and budgets an amount for actual fire suppression costs determined to be normal by thestate forester, the agreement shall commit the state to pay 1/2 of the actual suppression costs thatexceed the stated normal costs.
(1) The county legislative body of any county may enter into a cooperative agreementwith the division to receive financial and supervisory cooperation and assistance from thedivision.
(2) A county may not receive cooperation or assistance under Subsection (1) until acooperative agreement is executed by the county legislative body and the division.
(3) In order to be eligible to enter into a cooperative agreement with the division, thecounty shall:
(a) adopt a wildland fire ordinance based upon minimum standards established by thedivision;
(b) require that the county fire department or equivalent private provider under contractwith the county meet minimum standards for wildland fire training, certification, and wildlandfire suppression equipment based upon nationally accepted standards as specified by the division;and
(c) file with the division a budget for fire suppression costs.
(4) A county that chooses not to enter into a cooperative agreement with the division maynot be eligible to receive financial assistance from the division.
(5) The state forester may execute the agreements and may divide the state into fireprotection districts.
(6) These districts shall provide efficient and economical fire protection within the areadefined.
(7) The districts may comprise one or more counties, or portions of counties to bespecified in the cooperative agreements.
(8) Under the terms of the cooperative agreements, the state forester shall file annualbudgets for operation of the cooperative districts with each participating county.
(9) If the county approves a budget mutually acceptable to the county and the stateforester, and budgets an amount for actual fire suppression costs determined to be normal by thestate forester, the agreement shall commit the state to pay 1/2 of the actual suppression costs thatexceed the stated normal costs.
Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 136, 2007 General Session
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