Reno Gang & others,
Was there a Reno brother/sister that got a regional burn trailer in the past? And/or have any departments that you know of got one? You can PM me or reply. Thanks
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02-01-2010, 10:00 AM #1MembersZone Subscriber
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Regional burn trailer?
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Mark, Andy
Now, this subject got discussed earlier when I was asking about a regional training application to attain nfpa 1001. Someone threw in a burn trailer into the mix of the discussion. Kurt called me at home at around 7:30am on a friday and said he discussed this with some department head of grants who informed him that as long as the burn trailer could not propel itself, it could be included into a regional training application.
Now since Andy has said different, that is a good enough reason to research it out further and get a written confirmation from DHS/FEMA. I wouldn't want anything to jeopardize my application by including something that would disqualify it. I've already come too close to being burned on that and am still waiting to see.
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Thanks,
Seems to me that the PG could spell out directly what is covered and what is not covered. So from my understanding then, it could be a doable project from a individual department supporting the entire region but not a regional project.
Seems the same to me.
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The litmus test for a regional project from the PG is:
The individual department would apply for the burn trailer with the idea that it would be used regionally by mutual aid departments. Anyone doing this should have MOA's or MOU's in place (prior to the application) with area departments to not only show there is interest in using the trailer, but also defining what the costs will be for each department, # of times per year it can be used etc.In general, equipment purchased as a result of a regional project will be physically distributed to all the departments that are beneficiaries of the project. This physical distribution of the equipment to other first responder organizations is the single characteristic that distinguishes eligible regional projects from projects that are not regional in nature but may have an impact on a region via mutual aid.Last edited by onebugle; 02-01-2010 at 11:13 AM.
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Andy,
Do you have a photographic memory or the PG memorized? Its freaky how quick you come back with such documentation. Even your footnotes are strikingly impressive. I wouldn't want to be on the opposite side of an issue with you.
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Hey, even the replys get reversed by your influence
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By itself it doesn't qualify, but as part of a training program where funds are being used to pay for instructors, books, etc, then it's allowable.
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I stand corrected.BC79er: By itself it doesn't qualify, but as part of a training program where funds are being used to pay for instructors, books, etc, then it's allowable.
I guess it bodes this question. How is it the trailer qualifies under a regional training program even though it's one piece of equipment that cannot be distributed to each department?
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02-01-2010, 02:27 PM #13
I agree with Bugle. I don't quite understand how it made it, but it did.
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Didn't say it made sense.
But that was basically the interpretation I was given. We didn't have anyone do it that way to have to worry about it. I did get told at the same time that someone wanting to do a regional Tech Rescue and get a trailer for the equipment along with training and was told no.
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