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Teton Interagency Fire
This website supports information and coordination for Teton Interagency Fire.
The Information section provides updates on current fires and fire restrictions in the area, links to national incident information, as well as fire prevention, fire ecology and living safely in the wildland urban interface.
The Predictive Services component provides the operational products regarding current and predicted conditions that influence fire behavior.
The Logistics/Dispatch component provides operational and administrative links for mobilization of resources.
The Local Operations element covers fire management plans, guidelines associated with local resources and project work, decision-support systems, and other working documents.
The Administrative component is designed to provide the tools, background information and links for fire and incident operations.
About Us
Teton Interagency Dispatch Center, located in Moose, Wyoming, is an all-risk dispatch management and resource mobilization unit in western Wyoming.
The dispatch center serves Bridger-Teton National Forest, Grand Teton National Park, and John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway. as well as wildland fire and prescribed fire activities for the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service (National Elk Refuge), Wyoming State Forestry (Teton Zone), and County Fire Services for Teton and Sublette counties and the northern portion of Lincoln County.
The Fire and Aviation Management programs within the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Grand Teton National Park are integrated to provide a professional and innovative interagency fire program. While they are the primary players in Teton Interagency Fire, they work closely with the National Elk Refuge, Wyoming State Forestry, and Teton, Lincoln and Sublette counties. Cooperation is key, not only during fires, but during all aspects of fire management, from the training and planning through responding to an incident.
