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Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Center 2014 End of Year Report.

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1 Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Center 2014 End of Year Report

2 NARRATIVE The Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Zone experienced an average fire season during 2014. Kansas dominated the large fire activity having 28 large fires, the largest being Road Y in Lynn County (Mar 20 th ) for 4500 acres. On June 23 rd, the Eight Mile Fire (CO-RGD) 528 acres and our only IMT fire for the year. The Bureau of Indian Affairs wildland fire program supported an interagency Ty 2, East Divide increasing Pueblo Zones Crew availability to 7. Weather conditions this year were moderate, an increase in precipitation and milder temperature assisted in the reduction of large fire growth in Colorado. The month of November set new records in Colorado, early artic conditions brought heavy snow and low temps, by the end of the month Colorado was seeing 70 degree weather. Senate Bill 14-164 authorized Department of Fire Prevention and Control (DFPC) to purchase, lease, and contract aviation resources beginning July 1, 2014. The Colorado Firefighting Air Corps (CFAC) was authorized to assist local jurisdictions with initial attack wildland fire response on state and private lands within the state of Colorado, and national large fire request. The aviation fleet increased from 2 SEATS to include 2-T3 helicopters and 1-T2 restricted helicopter. Pueblo Interagency Dispatch Center took the lead in mobilizing and hosting some of their aviation fleet increasing coverage of aviation resources within the zone and Colorado. This is the second year the center has participated in Operation War Fighter and the first year we had an apprentice from the USFS Apprentice program. Krystal Quiroz will continue in the program in 2015 joining the staff at PIDC.

3 STATISTICS Headquarters East RX@ Marais des Cygnes NWR – photo taken by Patrick Martin

4 INCIDENT TOTALS 1450

5 INCIDENT BY AGENCY

6 COLORADO INCIDENTS BY COUNTY: 322

7 KANSAS INCIDENTS BY COUNTY: 44

8 INCIDENTS BY DAY

9 INCIDENTS BY HOUR

10 LARGE FIRE INCIDENTS PSICC Americorp – S. Park photo taken by R. Blair

11 EmpireCKX13-JanHum600ICT4 310 and J RoadLYX17-JanHum1800ICT4 14-00119LNX13-MarHum1000ICT4 14-00117LNX13-MarHum1000ICT4 LNX-14-00131LNX14-MarHum600ICT4 Moyer RanchGEX15-MarHum1000ICT4 Shannon CreekPTX15-MarHum4000ICT4 Wolf CreekGEX15-MarHum700ICT4 170th and HomesteadKSELX15-MarHum1200ICT4 LNX-14-00144LNX15-MarHum600ICT4 1250 RoadMCR18-MarHum750ICT4 Road YLYX20-MarHum4500ICT4 MN310-14005MNX23-MarHum1500ICT4 Oak CanyonPTX30-MarHum1500ICT4 Dragoon CreekOSX30-MarHum1500ICT4 Elm SloughPTX30-MarHum350ICT4 HavanaMGX31-MarHum3100ICT4 Hereford RoadWBX31-MarHum330ICT4 W900 and JennisonLNX31-MarHum300ICT4 14-00012BUX5-AprHum320ICT4 Howard/NelsonGEX11-AprHum650ICT4 Latham 14-0017BUX11-AprHum350ICT4 KS-BUX-14-0019BUX12-AprHum2500ICT4 AndreRNX12-AprHum500ICT4 Fox CreekTGP15-AprHum2095ICT4 8 MileRGD23-JunLTN528ICT5, IMT2, ICT4 Burnt GulchRGF1-JulLTN0.2ICT4 80 FireOSX30-MarUNK520ICT4 81 FireOSX30-MarUNK320ICT4 CalfexDOD10/26/2014Hum1400ICT4 County LineEWX28-NovHum300ICT4 35813.2 ICS 209

12 WEATHER ALERTS / WARNING INCIDENTS: 212

13 5 YEAR AVERAGE OF INCIDENTS: 1,438 2009 - 2014

14 FIRES AND ACRES 8 MILE FIRE (CO-RGD)

15 FIRES AND ACRES BY AGENCY

16 PSICC – 67 FIRES / 36.75 ACRES & RGF – 11 FIRES / 1.25 ACRES

17 RGD – 13 FIRES / 533.5 ACRES & SLD – 0 FIRES / 0 ACRES

18 COUNTY FIRES AND ACRES

19 FIRES AND ACRES BY MONTH

20 5 YEAR AVERAGE 2009 - 2014

21 2014 RESOURCE ORDERS OVERHEAD, ENGINES, AIRCRAFT AND CREWS IN AND OUT OF ZONE ASSIGNMENTS PIKE IHC - 2014

22 OVERHEAD INZONE 398 REQUEST FOR 24 INCIDENTS E. Florissant RX2014 DFPC Heli support (ALS, BJC)Black Bird FaunaCY2014 AD TrainingPueblo Reload Base PBC SupportEnsignTurkey Cheyenne Mtn. FuelsPSICC NF Fire SupportPSICC NF ABCD Misc. Shavano RXWilson RXWagon Tongue RX Trail Gulch RX8 MileBurnt Gulch Mid Plains Fuels

23 Out Of Zone Overhead Resource Orders 302 request for 88 incidents ArizonaCaliforniaColorado IdahoMontanaNorth Dakota NebraskaNew MexicoNevada OregonUtahWashington

24 CREW IN ZONE 9 INCIDENTS FOR 19 RESOURCE ORDERS Four Mile RXEast Florissant RXO’Haver RX 4 Elk RXBlack Mountain RXShavano RX Trout Creek RXWagon Tongue RX8 Mile WF

25 CREW OUT OF ZONE 11 INCIDENTS FOR 18 RESOURCE ORDERS USFS – PIKE IHC – T1BIA – EAST DIVIDE – T2IA FWS – MID PLAINS – T2IAUSFS – SAN ISABEL – T2IA USFS – RIO GRANDE – T2IA CDOC (State) – JUNIPER VALLEY – Canon City – T2 CDOC (State) – JUNIPER VALLEY – Buena Vista – T2

26 ENGINES IN ZONE 13 INCIDENTS FOR 22 RESOURCE ORDERS 8MileWattles Road 1250 Road RXFox Creek TurkeyO’Haver RX Black Mtn. RXShavano RX Wilson RXTrout Creek RX Wagon Tongue RXTrail Gulch RX

27 ENGINES OUT OF ZONE 19 INCIDENTS FOR 43 RESOURCE ORDERS CaliforniaColoradoIdaho MontanaNebraskaOregon Washington

28 AIRCRAFT IN ZONE 6 INCIDENTS FOR 21 REQUESTS 8 MileBurch 2014 DFPC Support – ALSSquirrel Creek 2014 DFPC Heli Support – BJCPhantom Burnt Gulch

29 AIRCRAFT OUT OF ZONE 10 INCIDENTS FOR 12 REQUESTS ColoradoNew Mexico NevadaOregon

30 TANKER BASE’S USAGE AND CONTRACTED HELICOPTERS

31 TANKER BASE TOTALS

32 MONUMENT HELITACK

33 TRAVEL

34 TRAVEL 2014

35 2014 DISPATCH OFFICE SUMMARY SITUATION REPORT 12/31/2014 – PUEBLO DISPATCH Year-to-DateWildland Fire ActivityRx Fire Activity StateHumanLightningTotalRx AgencyUnitFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcres BIAKS-HOA113750011375122348 BIATotal:113750011375122348 BLMCO-RGD449529135335391 BLMCO-SLD0000002350 BLMTotal:449529135337741 CNTYCO-ALX115001 00 CNTYCO-BAX218002 10 CNTYCO-BNX140001 00 CNTYCO-CFX101020107 CNTYCO-CJX25002510 CNTYCO-CTX00000010 CNTYCO-DGX13435600 CNTYCO-EPX50409032 CNTYCO-FRX00202000 CNTYCO-HUX330143134190 CNTYCO-JEX1836124420 CNTYCO-LSX00151560 CNTYCO-OTX00101000 CNTYCO-PAX407111120 CNTYCO-PUX00101020 CNTYCO-RGX12102200 CNTYCO-SHX00000010 CNTYCO-TLX963012300

36 Year-to-DateWildland Fire ActivityRx Fire Activity StateHumanLightningTotalRx AgencyUnitFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcres CNTYKS-BUX33170003 00 CNTYKS-CFX3302003 00 CNTYKS-CKX1600001 00 CNTYKS-DGX115001 00 CNTYKS-ELX11200001 00 CNTYKS-EWX1300001 00 CNTYKS-GEX32350003 00 CNTYKS-JAX10001000 CNTYKS-LNX82902008 00 CNTYKS-LYX51977005 00 CNTYKS-MGX13100001 00 CNTYKS-MNX11500001 00 CNTYKS-OSX32340003 00 CNTYKS-PTX35850003 00 CNTYKS-RNX1500001 00 CNTYKS-WBX1330001 00 CNTYTotal:8526,558321414426,569489 DDQCO-FCQ2000206965 DDQKS-DDQ11,400001 00 DDQTotal:31,400003 6965 FWSCO-ALR10001011 FWSCO-BAR0000002501 FWSCO-LFR00000010

37 Year-to-DateWildland Fire ActivityRx Fire Activity StateHumanLightningTotalRx AgencyUnitFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcresFiresAcres FWSCO-MVR14 FWSKS-FLR7176007 182545 FWSKS-MCR10779001077912787 FWSKS-QUR00101000 FWSTotal:189551019955353,838 NPSCO-FFP00000010 NPSKS-FSP00000015 NPSKS-TGP12095001 36642 NPSTotal:12095001 56647 STCO-PBS00101000 STKS-KSS00000010 STTotal:00101010 USFSCO-PSF32293486637304,391 USFSCO-RGF2081101161,265 USFSTotal:34294297638465,656 Grand Total:15631,4168555226831,96516020,204

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