INCIDENT STATUS SUMMARY

FS-5100-11
1. Date/Time

2.	Initial

Update

Final

3. Incident Name

4. Incident Number

5. Incident Commander

6. Jurisdiction

7. County

8. Type Incident

9. Location

10. Started Date/Time

11. Cause

12. Area Involved

13. % Controlled

14. Expected Containment

Date/Time

15. Estimated Controlled

Date/Time

16. Declared Controlled

Date/Time

17. Current Threat

18. Control Problems

19. Est. Loss

20. Est Savings

21. Injuries

Deaths

22. Line Built

23. Line to Build

24. Current Weather	25. Predicted Weather	26. Cost to Date	27. Est. Total Cost
WS	Temp	WS	Temp
WD	RH	WD	RH
28. Agencies
29. Resources	TOTALS
Kind of Resource	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST	SR	ST
ENGINES
DOZERS
CREWS Number of Crews:
Number of Crew Personnel:
HELICOPTERS
AIR TANKERS
TRUCK COS.
RESCUE/MED.
WATER TENDERS
OVERHEAD PERSONNL
TOTAL PERSONNEL
30. Cooperating Agencies

31. Remarks

32. Prepared by	33. Approved by	34. Sent to:
Date	Time	By

General Instructions

Completion of the Incident Status Summary will be as specified by Agency or municipality. Report by telephone, teletype, computer, or facsimile to the local Agency or municipality headquarters by 2100 hours daily on incidents as required by Agency or municipality (reports are normally required on life threatening situations, real property threatened or destroyed, high resource damage potential, and complex incidents that could have political ramifications). Normally, wildland agencies require a report on all Class D (100 acres plus) and larger incidents (unless primarily grass type in which case report Class E (300 acres or larger). The first summary will cover the period from the start of the incident to 2100 hour the first day of the incident, if at least four hours have elapsed; thereafter the summary will cover the 24 hour period ending at 1900 (this reporting time will enable compilation of reporting data and submission of report to local agency or municipality headquarters by 2100 hours) daily until incident is under control. Wildland fire agencies will send the summary to NIFC by 2400 hours Mountain Time.

1.	Enter date and time report completed (mandatory).

2.	Check appropriate space (mandatory).

3.	Provide name given to incident by Incident Commander or Agency (mandatory).

4.	Enter number assigned to incident by Agency (mandatory).

5.	Enter first initial and last name of Incident Commander (optional).

6.	Enter Agency or Municipality (mandatory).

7.	Enter County where incident is occurring (optional).

8.	Enter type of incident, e.g. wildland fire (enter fuel type), structure fire, hazardous chemical spill, etc. (mandatory).

9.	Enter legal description and general location. Use remarks for additional date if necessary (mandatory).

10.	Enter date and zulu time incident started (mandatory - maximum of six characters for date and four characters for time).

11.	Enter specific cause or under investigation (mandatory).

12.	Enter area involved, e.g. 50 acres, top three floors of building, etc. (mandatory).

13.	Enter estimate of percent of containment (mandatory).

14.	Enter estimate of date and time of total containment (mandatory).

15.	Enter estimated date and time of control (mandatory).

16.	Enter actual date and time fire was declared controlled (mandatory).

17.	Report significant threat to structures, watershed, timber, wildlife habitat or other valuable resources (mandatory).

18.	Enter control problems, e.g. accessibility, fuels, rocky terrain, high winds, structures (mandatory).

19.	Enter estimated dollar value of total damage to date. Include structures, watershed, timber, etc. Be specific in remarks (mandatory).

20.	Enter estimate of values saved as result of all suppression efforts (optional).

21.	Enter any serious injuries or deaths which have occurred since the last report. Be specific in remarks (mandatory).

22.	Indicate the extent of line completed by chains or other units of measurement (optional).

23.	Indicate line to be consturcted by chains or other units of measurement (optional).

24.	Indicate current weather conditions at the incident (mandatory).

25.	Indicate predicted weather conditions for the next operational period (mandatory).

26.	Provide total incident cost ot date (optional).

27.	Provide estimated total cost for entire incident (optional).

28.	List agencies which have resources assigned to the incident (mandatory).

29.	Enter resource information under appropriate Agency column by singe resource or stike team (mandatory).

30.	List by name those agencies which are providing support (e.g. Salvation Army, Red Cross, Law Enforcement, National Weather Service, etc. mandatory).

31.	The Remarks space can be used to (1) list additional resources not covered in Section 28/29; (2) provide more information on location; (3) enter additional information regarding threat control problems, anticipated release or demobilization, etc.(mandatory).

32.	This will normally be the Incident Situation Status Unit Leader (mandatory).

33.	This will normally be the Incident Planning Section Chief (mandatory).

34.	The ID of the Agency entering the report will be entered (optional).

ICS 209	NFES 1333

INCIDENT STATUS SUMMARY

USDA FOREST SERVICE

1998-08-17

USDA FOREST SERVICE