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BETWEEN
EAGLE COUNTY SHERIFF
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FOREST SERVICE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WHITE RIVER NATIONAL FOREST
C37-70-05
Under the Act of August 10, 1971, ( Pulic Law 92-82) (16 U.S.C. 551a).
Whereas, the Forest Service, hereinafter referred to as the Service, has the
responsibilitiy for the enforcement of the Federal laws and regulations
relative to the National Forest System and other lands and water administered
by the Forest Service and,
Whereas, the Service recognizes that public use of such lands and water which
are usually located in remote or sparsely populated areas, are attracting large
numbers of visitors, and,
Whereas, the Eagle County Sheriff, hereinafter referred to as the cooperator,
has the authority to enforce the State and local laws for the State of Colorado
on such lands and water, and,
Whereas, the White River National Forest is partially located in the County of
Eagle for which the cooperator has the responsibility of enforcement of State
and local laws, and,
Whereas, the cooperator is limited by level of financing as 40
Le the amount of
protection, patrol, and investigation that can be provided at the more remote
areas within Eagle County.
Now therefore, the parties hereby mutually agree that it is desirable to
cooperate in better utilizing the resources of both agencies while providing
for more adequate protection of persons and property as follows:
A. The Sheriff agrees:
1. To continue to enforce the civil and criminal laws of the State and
county on lands and water within or a part of any unit of the National
Forest System within the normal scope of its duty without reimbursement by
the Service.
2. Upon specific request of the Service, to provide special services
beyond those provided under clause A-1 for the enforcement of State and
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local laws relating to the protection of persons and their property in
accordance with the operating and financial plan required by clause C-2.
3. To furnish the Service at intervals mutually agreed upon itemized
statements of expenditures incurred under clause A-2 at the rates
established by the annual operating and financial plan in clause C-2.
4. To maintain accounting and performance records of the reimbursable
expenses set forth in clause A-2 in a manner that will facilitate an
examination by officials of the Service or other Federal officials who may
be required to examine such records. Such records shall be retained for a
period of 3 years following the year the expenditures were incurred unless
disposition is otherwise agreed to in writing.
5. That all officers assigned to fulfill the services under this agreement
shall meet the same standards of training required of other officers in
their jurisdiction or the State Peace Officers Standards of Training (POST)
where they exist.
6. To follow required Federal Communication Commission (FCC) procedures
when Forest Service radio frequencies are utilized. (Obtain a letter of
agreement from the Forest Service and file with the Federal Communication
Commission).
7. To furnish the Service in conjunction with the statement of
expenditures required by clause A-3 Form FS -5300-5, cooperative Law
Enforcement Activity Report, identifying the number of crimes occuring on
National Forest System land. The report shall follow the FBI Uniform Crime
Reporting groupings, Part I and Part II offenses. Offense and arrest
information shall be combined and reported for each crime. the report
shall separate the crimes handled under the cooperative agreement from
those handled by the cooperator during regular duties.
B. The Service agrees, within availability of funds and established Service
regulations and policies:
I. To enforce the federal laws and regulations relating to the National
Forest System lands.
2. To provide support and cooperation to the Sheriff in the enforcement of
State and local laws on lands and water within or a part of any unit of the
National Forest System.
3. To reimburse the Sheriff for the special or support services provided
under clause A-2 at the rates established by the annual operating and
financial plan in clause C-2.
4. To follow required FCC procedures when operating radio(s) on
cooperators frequency. (Obtain a letter of agreement from the cooperator
and transmit to the Inter -department Radio Advisory Committee (IRAC),
through the Washington Office).
C. The parties mutually agree:
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1. To provide the maximum cooperation possible within the availability of
funds and established laws, regulations, and policies governing the
respective agencies that will assure the protection of persons and their
property on land and water within or a part of any unit of the National
Forest System:
2. To prepare and/or update annually an Operating and Financial Plan
specifying the service to be provided and agreed rates for reimbursement.
This plan when signed by both parties is attached to and made a part of
this agreement. Each party shall designate in the plan a specific
individual and alternate(s) to make or receive requests for special
services under this agreement.
3. That officers and/or agents of the Sheriff performing services under
this agreement in enforcing State and local laws are, and shall remain,
under the supervision, authority, and responsibility of the Sheriff. Such
services provided by the cooperator and its employees shall not be
considered as coming within the scope of Federal employment and none of the
benefits of Federal employment shall be conferred under this agreement.
4. In connection with the performance of work under this agreement, the
provisions of Form AD -369, Equal Opportunity, attached, are hereby included
as a part of this agreement. On form AD -369, "Contractor" means
"Cooperator", and "Contracting Officer" and "Contracting Agency" mean
"Forest Service".
5. No member of, or delegate to, Congress, or Resident Commissioner shall
be admitted to any share or part of this agreement or to any benefit that
may arise therefrom; but this provision shall not be construed to extend to
this agreement if made with a corporation for its general benefit.
6. The period of this agreement shall be from the date of execution until
terminated by mutual agreement or on 30 days written notice from either
party to the other.
7. Any changes in the provisions of this agreement which are necessary and
proper shall be made by formal amendment.
EAGLE COUNTY
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Chairman, Board of
Commissioners,
Eaula Cnunt
She f, Eagle County
WHITE RIVER - FOREST SERVICE
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
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j�.RICHARD E. WOODROW
Forest Supervisor
White River National Forest
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OPERATING AND FINANCIAL PLAN
REIMBURSABLE SERVICES REQUESTED BY FOREST SERVICE
This plan, made and agreed to by and between the Service and the Eagle County
Sheriff, for the period beginning May 1, 1987, and ending September 30, 1987,
becomes a part of the agreement between said parties dated May. 15, 1987.
NOW THEREFORE, it is hereby agreed:
A. The Eagle County Sheriff agrees:
1. To assign a deputy to patrol the following Forest Service administered
recreation sites from May through September:
Eagle Ranger District
Yeoman Park Campground
Fulford Cave Campground
Gore Creek Campground
Homestake Campground
Hornsilver Campground
Camp Hale Recreation Area
Ruedi Reservoir Recreation Complex
Patrols will be made each Friday and Saturday during the late
afternoon or evening hours within the manpower capabilities of the
Eagle County Sheriff's Office.
2. To dispatch additional deputies within his manpower capabilities for
unforeseen or emergency situations upon request of the Service.
3. To procure the following equipment within funding limitations for
carrying out the activities of the plan.
It is estimated that the useful life of this equipment is five years.
Title to this equipment will be retained by the State or its political
subdivision.
ESTIMATED
ITEM COST
Scrambler Units $1,700.00
Rifle 1,500.00
Auto Targets 3,000.00
Camera Lens 300.00
Generator
500.00
Lights
1,200.00
Camera
300.00
Camera (35mm)
250.00
Radio Upgrade
1,000.00
Fingerprint System
400.00
Robo 170.00
Handgun 700.00
Shotguns 900.00
Items are listed in order of priority for purchase. The Eagle County
Sheriff must receive written authorization from the Eagle District
Ranger prior to purchase of any equipment listed to insure that funds
are available.
The Eagle County Sheriff will be responsible for the maintenance and
repair of the above items.
4. Upon request of the Service, to provide towing service and storage
facilities for vehicles abandoned on National Forest land in areas
where these services are not provided by county or state law
enforcement agencies.
5. Expenditure statements will be submitted to the Forest Service in
sufficient detail to allow the Forest Service to tie these
expenditures back to the reimbursable expenses and the rate schedule
contained in Clauses A-2 and A-3 and will be certified by the Eagle
County Sheriff as being current and proper.
Itemized expenditure statements should be sent to the Eagle District
Ranger, White River National Forest, P.O. Box 720, Eagle Colorado,
showing quarterly expenditures. These should be submitted for the
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calendar quarters ending 6/30/87 and 9/30/87 for the expenditures in
Clauses A-2 and A-3 above.
B. The Service agrees:
1. To loan to the Eagle County Sheriff the equipment listed in Appendix
A. While in the possession of the Eagle County Sheriff, maintenance
of this equipment will be the responsibility of the Eagle County
Sheriff and it will be returned in the same condition as taken.
2. To reimburse the Eagle County Sheriff on receipt of satisfactory
statements of expenditures in accordance with the following schedule:
Rate Schedule for Reimbursement S vice`s
Clauses A-1. The Eagle County Sheriff agrees to provide the services
listed in A-1 at no charge. The Forest Service agrees to reimburse
the Sheriff for purchasing the equipment listed in A-3, subject to
funding limitations.
Clauses A-2. The rate of $13.00 per hour (mileage included) or
$104.00 per eight-hour day for Deputy with vehicle and, only when
requested, $9.00 per hour for an additional enforcement officer as a
passenger.
Clauses A-3. The actual acquisition cost of the equipment listed in
A-3 but not to exceed the estimated cost of each item listed.
Clauses A-4. The actual towing charge.
C. It is mutually agreed that the following shall be the designated
representatives of each party:
1. For the Service:
Michael J. Spencer, District Ranger
328-6388/office
328-6504/home
William S. Johnson, District Law Enforcement Officer
328-6388/office
328-7182/home
Larry J. Klock, District Staff
328-6388/office
328-7388/home
2. For the Eagle County Sheriff:
A.J. Johnson, Sheriff, Eagle County
328-6611/office
926-2041/home
Eagle County Sheriff's Office
328-6343/office
or 911
Approved:
Chairman,/'Board of Commissioners
Eagle County, Colorado
Forest Supervisor
White River National Forest
SheriA, Eagle County, Colorado
Appendix AA
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Equipment to be loaned by the Forest Service to the Eagle County Sheriff:
One radio remote control station, Forest Service frenquency, to be used at
cooperator's headquarters office.