Nevada § 472.053 Agreements with federal, state and local agencies for creation of fire board of directors to ensure that agencies in this State work collaboratively

Nevada Statutes

§ 472.053 — Agreements with federal, state and local agencies for creation of fire board of directors to ensure that agencies in this State work collaboratively

Nevada § 472.053

Title 42PROTECTION FROM FIRE; EXPLOSIVES

Ch. 472State

COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 472.053 (2026).

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The State Forester Firewarden, with the approval of the Director of the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, may enter into a cooperative agreement with federal, state and local agencies for the purpose of creating a fire board of directors to ensure, without limitation, that agencies in this State work collaboratively to:

1.Determine and plan for best practices for wildfire suppression tactics and needs;

2.Facilitate communication among the agencies when a wildfire occurs; and

3.Develop policies that ensure a safe and effective response to a wildfire.

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The State Forester Firewarden, with the approval of the Director of the State Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, may enter into a cooperative agreement with federal, state and local agencies for the purpose of creating a fire board of directors to ensure, without limitation, that agencies in this State work collaboratively to:
1. Determine and plan for best practices for wildfire suppression tactics and needs;
2. Facilitate communication among the agencies when a wildfire occurs; and
3. Develop policies that ensure a safe and effective response to a wildfire.