A community or public service event, managed by an organization external to the fire community, which requires resource support from the fire community. This category includes VIP visits, law enforcement activities, concerts, conventions, parades, road/bridge closures, etc.

An event initiated by local private or government organizations that require non-emergency services for a general gathering such as a concert, convention, or parade. 

Indicates whether an incident of type WF is potentially conflicting with another incident of type WF.

Indicates whether a resource is potentially in conflict with another resource of the same kind, based on the overhead conflict detection rules

The process where a fire transitions from its growth stage to a state where it is no longer actively spreading.

A more specific category of fire behavior describing the general fire behavior.

Description of the manner in which the fire is currently reacting to the influences of fuel, weather, and topography.

The title of the person that approved the final fire report for the incident.

Represents the estimated cost of the documented, approved incident strategy.

The fuel model which best represents an additional carrier of a fire.