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Service First Locations
Service First Locations
Four agencies participate in Service First partnership: Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, National Park Service, and US Fish and Wildlife Service.
- Maps of agency geographic areas and main office locations (545 KB PDF)
There are many different forms of Service First locations: collocated offices, joint management of a single resource, shared positions, and statewide teams. If you know of additional Service First locations or projects, Email us.
INDEX: National | Alaska | Arizona | California | Colorado | Idaho | Michigan | Montana | New Mexico | Nevada | Oregon | Utah | Washington | Wyoming
National
- Interagency Wild and Scenic Rivers Council (BLM, FS, NPS, and USFWS)
- Lands Academy Team - training BLM and FS realty specialists
Alaska
Arizona
California
- Bishop Interagency Office (FS & BLM)
- California Desert Interagency Fire and Aviation Program (BLM & NPS)
- Consolidated Agency Survey Team (CAST) (FS, BLM, & NPS)
- Federal Interagency Communications Center (FS, BLM, NPS, & BIA)
- Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument (FS & BLM)
- Traditional Gathering Policy Team (BLM & FS)
Colorado
- Interagency Continental Divide National Scenic Trail Leadership Council Core Team
- Royal Gorge Field Office (BLM) and San Carlos Ranger District (FS) collocated in Canon City, CO
- San Juan Public Lands (FS & BLM)
- San Luis Valley Public Lands (FS & BLM)
Idaho
Michigan
Montana
New Mexico
Nevada
Oregon
- BLM State and FS Regional Cartography Units - creation of interagency recreation maps
- Central Oregon Fire Management Services (BLM & FS)
- Central Oregon Heritage Group - Shared Heritage data collection and Management (BLM & FS)
- Grants Pass Visitor Center (FS & BLM)
- Lakeview Interagency Office (FS & BLM)
- Medford Interagency Office (FS & BLM)
- National Hygrograph Dataset Team (BLM & FS)
- Shared Forest Service Regional and BLM State Archeologist/Heritage Program Manger
- Southwest Oregon Interagency Biomass Utilization Strategy (BLM & FS)
- Central Oregon Combined Off Highway Vehicle Operations (COHVOPS): Chartered in 1998 to partner resources for efficient, cost-effective OHV management. Approximately 600 miles of motorized trails on the Deschutes and Ochoco National Forest's and the Prineville District BLM are managed. The objective of COHVOPS is to provide consistent, quality off-highway vehicle recreation opportunities that are focused on customer service and resource protection. COHVOPS shares personnel, equipment and materials to operate and maintain the Central Oregon OHV trail systems. This includes monitoring, patrolling, user education, law enforcement and development. The team will implement existing OHV management plans, identify future needs, recommend actions to management and assist in future OHV planning efforts.
Utah
- Richfield Field Office of the BLM and the Fishlake National Forest, both in Richfield, UT share the following positions: Public Affairs; Safety Officer; Motorized Trails Coordinator; Tribal Liaison; and Range Conservationist.
- Richfield Interagency Fire organization established a Dispatch Center in 1972 that was funded by the Forest Service and BLM. The fire organization has been fully interagency since 1998. Efficiency analysis indicate a gross savings of approximately 41% annually.
Washington
- Headquarters for the Mt. Baker Ranger District (of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest) and North Cascades National Park Service Complex have been collocated in leased office space since the late 1980's in Sedro-Woolley, WA. The agencies share administrative space and jointly staff a visitor contact desk at headquarters, answer telephone and web inquiries, and collaborate on visitor service media, conservation education, and resource management issues for the North Cascades region. In addition, these two agencies have cooperatively staffed and jointly provided visitor services at Glacier Public Service Center in Glacier, WA during the summer seasons since 1993.
Wyoming
- Jackson Hole and Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center
- Bridger National Forest and Grand Teton National Park joint fire and aviation program.