Managing officer, or designee, of the agency, division thereof, or jurisdiction having statutory responsibility for incident mitigation and management.

The recommended organization for the incident based on analysis.

An oral or written plan containing the objectives established by the Incident Commander or Unified Command and addressing tactics and support activities for the planned operational period, generally 12 to 24 hours.

A plan required for each fire application ignited by management. Plans are documents prepared by qualified personnel, approved by the agency administrator, and include criteria for the conditions under which the fire will be conducted (a prescription). Plan content varies among the agencies.

The portion of a prescribed fire plan, incident action plan, or implementation plan that identifies possible but unlikely events and the contingency resources needed to mitigate those events.

The design and definition of all the activities, resources, limitations, and contingencies required for successful wildland fire management.

A plan required for each fire application ignited by management. Plans are documents prepared by qualified personnel, approved by the agency administrator, and include criteria for the conditions under which the fire will be conducted (a prescription).

Fire originating in and burning any part or all of any building, shelter, or other structure.

A special weather forecast for a specific incident prepared by a meteorologist on site at or near the incident area.

A special fire weather forecast for a specific fire prepared by a meteorologist on site at or near the fire area.