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Code · STATUTE-COMPILATIONS · Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act of 1974 · Sec. 10

Sec. 10. master plans

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## Sec. 10 master plans ###
(a)General The establishment of master plans for fire prevention and control are the responsibility of the States and the political subdivisions thereof. The Administrator is authorized to encourage and assist such States and political subdivisions in such planning activities, consistent with his powers and duties under this Act. ###
(b)Mutual Aid Systems ####
(1)In general The Administrator shall provide technical assistance and training to State and local fire service officials to establish nationwide and State mutual aid systems for dealing with national emergencies that— #####
(A)include threat assessment and equipment deployment strategies; #####
(B)include means of collecting asset and resource information to provide accurate and timely data for regional deployment; and #####
(C)are consistent with the Federal Response Plan. ####
(2)Model mutual aid plans The Administrator shall develop and make available to State and local fire service officials model mutual aid plans for both intrastate and interstate assistance. ###
(c)Definition For the purposes of this section, a “master plan” is one which will result in the planning and implementation in the area involved of a general program of action for fire prevention and control. Such master plan is reasonably expected to include
(1)a survey of the resources and personnel of existing fire services and an analysis of the effectiveness of the fire and building codes in such area;
(2)an analysis of short and long term fire prevention and control needs in such area;
(3)a plan to meet the fire prevention and control needs in such area; and
(4)an estimate of cost and realistic plans for financing the implementation of the plan and operation on a continuing basis and a summary of problems that are anticipated in implementing such master plan. **[**[15 U.S.C. 2209](/us/usc/t15/s2209)**]**
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