


Mooretown Fire
Mooretown Fire Department’s primary responsibility is for general community and structural protection throughout the Rancheria. Mooretown Rancheria has a cooperative agreement (A23AM00100) with the United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs for wildland fire management and emergency incident management to facilitate the cooperative use of available qualified, Mooretown tribal employees nationally when requested.




What We Do

Mooretown Fire Department conducts wildland fire management and incident management activities in accordance with Department of the Interior Manual (DM) 620 (4/10/980), 90 Indian Affairs Manual (90 1AM, Wildland Fire Management) and the most current version of the lnteragency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations (Red Book), or succeeding Operations Guide(s), lnteragency Incident Business Management Handbook (Yellow book), and current National lnteragency Mobilization Guide.
Wildland Fire Management

Mooretown Fire responds to incidents either man-caused or natural phenomenon, that requires action by emergency service personnel to prevent or minimize loss of life or damage to property and/or natural resources (National Incident Management System - Incident Command System Handbook Glossary, August, 1983). Examples of such incidents include wildland fire, tornados, floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, and hurricanes.
Incident Management

Wildland Fire Management focuses on activities that reduce the threat of wildland fire impacts to life, property and natural resources and also improve ecosystem health. Mooretown Natural Resources wildland fire management activities include wildland fire preparedness, wildland fire prevention, detection, wildland fire fuels management, wildland fire suppression, and wildland fire Burned Area Emergency Response.
Reintroducing Fire on Mooretown Tribal
Cultural Landscape


Equipment
Type 6 Engines
Type 3 Engines
2000 gal Water Tenders
Fire Mechanic Service Trucks
Various Heavy Equipment
Crew
8 full time on-site Red Carded Firefighters
2 Battalion Chiefs
2 Captains
5 Firefighters
Works with surrounding Tribes for additional personnel



Kenneth Clark, Fire Chief
Helicopter Crew Member (HECM)
Incident Commander Type 5 (ICT5)
Cultural Specialist (CULS)
Firefighter Type 1 (FFT1)
Firing Boss (FIRB)
Single Resource Engine Boss (ENGB)
Single Resource (ENGB(T)

Nathan Archuleta, Captain
Engine Boss
Firefighter 1
Helicopter Crew Member (HECM)
Intermediate Faller
Cultural Specialist
Wildland First Responder
Cultural Resource Advisor

"Booker" (Ronald Mark Booker) Jr., Battalion Chief
Crew Boss (CRWB)
Engine boss (ENGB)
Division/Group Supervisor (DIVS)
Safety Officer Type 2 (SOF2)
Task Force Leader
Strike Team Leader (STLD)
Air Tactical Group Supervisor (ATGS)
Firing Boss (FIRB)
Thomas Dorsey, Captain
Firefighter 1
Engine Boss
Ground Support Leader (t)
Fire Mechanic (GMC)
