Interagency Incident Management Teams
In the Continental United States and Alaska there are 15 National Interagency
Incident Management Teams categorized as Type 1 and 36 teams categorized as Type 2. Both types
of teams are strategically located throughout states, which are more
prone to wildland fires. The teams consist of members from a wide
variety of federal, state, county, and local agencies. The major difference between the incident team assignment
is complexity of the incident or wildland fire. As
a general rule, Type 1 National Teams manage large wildland fires with over 500
people assigned and address the most complicated logistical, fiscal, planning,
operational and safety issues. The Command and General Staff on National Teams
must successfully complete Advanced Incident Management training at the National
Advanced Resource Technology Center before participating on
these teams. Type 2 Teams generally manage less complex wildland fires, less than
500 people, and address less complicated management issues.
CA Interagency Type I Incident Management Teams
CA Interagency Type 2 Incident Management Teams
National Rotations
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