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The Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center (EIIFC), located in Idaho Falls, was established in the spring of 1995 after a five year planning effort. Participating agencies include the Forest Service's Caribou-Targhee National Forest, and the Bureau of Land Management's Idaho Falls District.
 
The Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center (EIIFC), located in Idaho Falls, was established in the spring of 1995 after a five year planning effort. Participating agencies include the Forest Service's Caribou-Targhee National Forest, and the Bureau of Land Management's Idaho Falls District.
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*'''Current EIIFC Fire Information''': [http://www.idahofireinfo.blm.gov/east/info_current.html]
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*'''Current Fire Danger Levels''': [http://www.idahofireinfo.blm.gov/east/info_current.html]
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*'''EIIFC Website''': [http://www.idahofireinfo.blm.gov/east/index.html]
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*'''National Interagency Fire Center Website''' [http://www.nifc.gov/index.html]
  
 
EIIFC is responsible for fire coordination of over 7.5 million acres of public lands, encompassing 21 counties within four states, including Southeastern Idaho, Southern Montana, Western Wyoming and Northern Utah.
 
EIIFC is responsible for fire coordination of over 7.5 million acres of public lands, encompassing 21 counties within four states, including Southeastern Idaho, Southern Montana, Western Wyoming and Northern Utah.
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Activities include incident and fire preparedness, suppression of wildfires, prescribed fire, aviation tracking and flight following, administrative and natural disaster coordination and support.
 
Activities include incident and fire preparedness, suppression of wildfires, prescribed fire, aviation tracking and flight following, administrative and natural disaster coordination and support.
  
On average, EIIFC fights 132 fires a year. Resources include engines, an air attack base, air attack, helicopters, miscellaneous qualified overhead support personnel, hand crews (20 members each), and camp crews (10 members each).  
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On average, EIIFC fights 132 fires a year. Resources include engines, an air attack base, air attack, helicopters, miscellaneous qualified overhead support personnel, hand crews (20 members each), and camp crews (10 members each).
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==EIIFC STATION/CREW LOCATIONS AND EQUIPMENT==
 
==EIIFC STATION/CREW LOCATIONS AND EQUIPMENT==
  
*SALMON STATION BLM: Two Heavy Engines and One Light Engine  
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*SALMON WORK STATION  
*DUBOIS STATION BLM: One Heavy Engine; One Light Engine  
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**BLM: One Heavy Engine and Two Light Engine  
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*DUBOIS WORK STATION
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**BLM: One Heavy Engine; One Light Engine  
 
**FOREST SERVICE: One Light Engine  
 
**FOREST SERVICE: One Light Engine  
*ATOMIC CITY STATION BLM: One Tatra Engine  
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*ATOMIC CITY WORK STATION
*ISLAND PARK STATION Forest Service: Two Light Engines and One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew (Centennials)  
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** BLM: One Heavy Tatra Engine  
*ASHTON STATION Forest Service: Two Light Engines  
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*ISLAND PARK WORK STATION
*DRIGGS STATION Forest Service: One Light Engine  
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** Forest Service: Two Light Engines and One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew (Centennials)  
*SWAN VALLEY STATION Forest Service: One Light Engine and One Helicopter plus crew  
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*ASHTON WORK STATION
*IDAHO FALLS STATION BLM: One Heavy Engine; Two Light Engines; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew  
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** Forest Service: Two Light Engines  
*FORT HALL STATION BLM: Two Heavy Engines and One Light Engine; Two 20 Person Hand Crews  
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*DRIGGS WORK STATION
*POCATELLO STATION BLM: Three Heavy Engines; One Light Engine; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One helicopter; One 20 person hotshot crew
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** Forest Service: One Light Engine  
**Forest Service: Two Light Engines Air Tanker Base
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*SWAN VALLEY WORK STATION
*SODA SPRINGS STATION BLM: Two Light Engines
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** Forest Service: One Light Engine and One Helicopter plus crew  
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*IDAHO FALLS WORK STATION
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** BLM: Dispatch Center; Fire Cache; Two Heavy Engines; Two Light Engines; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew  
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*FORT HALL WORK STATION
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** BLM: One Heavy Engine; Two 20 Person Hand Crews  
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*POCATELLO WORK STATION 5
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** BLM: Two Heavy Engines(3451, 3453); One Light Engine; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One helicopter; One 20 person hotshot crew; Air Tanker Base
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**Forest Service: Two Light Engines
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*CHUBBUCK WORK STATION
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**BLM: One Heavy Engine(3452)
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*SODA SPRINGS WORK STATION 7
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** BLM: One Heavy Engine(3672); One Light Engine(3471)
 
**Forest Service: One Light Engine  
 
**Forest Service: One Light Engine  
*MALAD STATION BLM: Two Heavy Engines and One Light Engine
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*MALAD WORK STATION 8
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** BLM: Three Heavy Engines(3481, 3482, 3483)
 
**Forest Service: One Light Engine  
 
**Forest Service: One Light Engine  
*MONTPELIER STATION Forest Service: Two Light Engines
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*MONTPELIER WORK STATION
*BLACKFOOT STATION: BLM
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** Forest Service: Two Light Engines
*AMERICAN FALLS STATION: BLM: One Dozer
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*BLACKFOOT WORK STATION
*GRAYS LAKE STATION: BLM
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** BLM: One Heavy Engine
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*AMERICAN FALLS WORK STATION 6
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** BLM: One Heavy Engine(3461); One Dozer(3263)
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*GRAYS LAKE WORK STATION
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** BLM
  
 
==East Idaho BLM Maps==
 
==East Idaho BLM Maps==
Upper Snake: [http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/id/maps/blm_field_office_land.Par.8487.File.dat/Upper%20Snake.pdf]
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*[http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/id/maps/blm_field_office_land.Par.8487.File.dat/Upper%20Snake.pdf Upper Snake (PDF)]
Pocatello: [http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/id/maps/blm_field_office_land.Par.3413.File.dat/Pocatello.pdf]
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*[http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/id/maps/blm_field_office_land.Par.3413.File.dat/Pocatello.pdf Pocatello (PDF)]
[[Category:Intermountain Region]]
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*[http://www.blm.gov/pgdata/etc/medialib/blm/id/maps/blm_field_office_land.Par.85961.File.dat/Salmon.pdf Salmon (PDF)]
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==BLM and Forest Service Repeaters==
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===BLM Channels===
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Idaho Falls District
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!Channel #||Rx Freq||Rx Tone||Tx Freq||Tx Tone||Description||Confirmation/Re-Confirmation
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||114.8||Big Southern Butte Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||123.0||Tylor Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||107.2||Garns Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||141.3||Kelly Mountain Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||100.0||Kinport Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||151.4||Malad Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||167.9||Portable Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||162.2||Rockland Repeater||
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|-
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| ||169.7750|| ||163.1500||131.8||Sedgewick Repeater||
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|-
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|}
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===Forest Service Channels===
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[[US_Forest_Service_-_Caribou-Targhee_National_Forest_(ID/WY)|Caribou-Targhee National Forests]]
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===Related Links===
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*[[National Incident Radio Support Cache]] - These frequencies are also used for active fire operations.
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[[Category:US Forest Service in Idaho]]
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[[Category:US Forest Service Frequencies in Idaho]]
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[[Category:US Land Management in Idaho]]
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[[Category:US Land Management Frequencies in Idaho]]

Latest revision as of 13:36, 2 August 2020

The Eastern Idaho Interagency Fire Center (EIIFC), located in Idaho Falls, was established in the spring of 1995 after a five year planning effort. Participating agencies include the Forest Service's Caribou-Targhee National Forest, and the Bureau of Land Management's Idaho Falls District.

  • Current EIIFC Fire Information: [1]
  • Current Fire Danger Levels: [2]
  • EIIFC Website: [3]
  • National Interagency Fire Center Website [4]

EIIFC is responsible for fire coordination of over 7.5 million acres of public lands, encompassing 21 counties within four states, including Southeastern Idaho, Southern Montana, Western Wyoming and Northern Utah.

Cooperating and contract agencies include:

  • Idaho State Agencies: (Departments of Lands, Fish & Game, and Corrections)
  • Bureau of Indian Affairs
  • Shoshone Bannock Tribes
  • Bureau of Reclamation
  • National Park Service (Yellowstone National Park, Craters of the Moon National *Monument and Grand Teton National Park)
  • USDA Sheep Experiment Station
  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

EIIFC also has 38 Cooperative Agreements with City and Rural fire departments. EIIFC supports 9 ranger stations and 8 BLM guard stations.

Activities include incident and fire preparedness, suppression of wildfires, prescribed fire, aviation tracking and flight following, administrative and natural disaster coordination and support.

On average, EIIFC fights 132 fires a year. Resources include engines, an air attack base, air attack, helicopters, miscellaneous qualified overhead support personnel, hand crews (20 members each), and camp crews (10 members each).


EIIFC STATION/CREW LOCATIONS AND EQUIPMENT

  • SALMON WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine and Two Light Engine
  • DUBOIS WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine; One Light Engine
    • FOREST SERVICE: One Light Engine
  • ATOMIC CITY WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Tatra Engine
  • ISLAND PARK WORK STATION
    • Forest Service: Two Light Engines and One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew (Centennials)
  • ASHTON WORK STATION
    • Forest Service: Two Light Engines
  • DRIGGS WORK STATION
    • Forest Service: One Light Engine
  • SWAN VALLEY WORK STATION
    • Forest Service: One Light Engine and One Helicopter plus crew
  • IDAHO FALLS WORK STATION
    • BLM: Dispatch Center; Fire Cache; Two Heavy Engines; Two Light Engines; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One 20 Person Initial Attack Hand Crew
  • FORT HALL WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine; Two 20 Person Hand Crews
  • POCATELLO WORK STATION 5
    • BLM: Two Heavy Engines(3451, 3453); One Light Engine; One Dozer; One Water Tender; One helicopter; One 20 person hotshot crew; Air Tanker Base
    • Forest Service: Two Light Engines
  • CHUBBUCK WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine(3452)
  • SODA SPRINGS WORK STATION 7
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine(3672); One Light Engine(3471)
    • Forest Service: One Light Engine
  • MALAD WORK STATION 8
    • BLM: Three Heavy Engines(3481, 3482, 3483)
    • Forest Service: One Light Engine
  • MONTPELIER WORK STATION
    • Forest Service: Two Light Engines
  • BLACKFOOT WORK STATION
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine
  • AMERICAN FALLS WORK STATION 6
    • BLM: One Heavy Engine(3461); One Dozer(3263)
  • GRAYS LAKE WORK STATION
    • BLM

East Idaho BLM Maps

BLM and Forest Service Repeaters

BLM Channels

Idaho Falls District

Channel # Rx Freq Rx Tone Tx Freq Tx Tone Description Confirmation/Re-Confirmation
169.7750 163.1500 114.8 Big Southern Butte Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 123.0 Tylor Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 107.2 Garns Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 141.3 Kelly Mountain Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 100.0 Kinport Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 151.4 Malad Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 167.9 Portable Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 162.2 Rockland Repeater
169.7750 163.1500 131.8 Sedgewick Repeater

Forest Service Channels

Caribou-Targhee National Forests

Related Links