C.R.S. Section 24-60-3301
Execution of compact


The governor may enter into a compact on behalf of the state with any other state or states legally joining therein in the form substantially as follows:
ARTICLE I
The purpose of this compact is to promote effective prevention and control of forest fires in the great plains region of the United States by the maintenance of adequate forest fire fighting services by the member states, and by providing for reciprocal aid in fighting forest fires among the compacting states of the region, including South Dakota, North Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, and any adjoining state of a current member state.
ARTICLE II
This compact is operative immediately as to those states ratifying it if any two or more of the member states have ratified it.
ARTICLE III
In each state, the state forester or officer holding the equivalent position who is responsible for forest fire control may act as compact administrator for that state, consult with like officials of the other member states, and implement cooperation between the states in forest fire prevention and control. The compact administrators of the member states may organize to coordinate the services of the member states and provide administrative integration in carrying out the purposes of this compact. Each member state may formulate and put in effect a forest fire plan for that state.
ARTICLE IV
If the state forest fire control agency of a member state requests aid from the state forest fire control agency of any other member state in combating, controlling, or preventing forest fires, the state forest fire control agency of that state may render all possible aid to the requesting agency, consonant with the maintenance of protection at home.
ARTICLE V

(1)

If the forces of any member state are rendering outside aid pursuant to the request of another member state under this compact, the employees of the state shall, under the direction of the officers of the state to which they are rendering aid, have the same powers (except the power of arrest), duties, rights, privileges, and immunities as comparable employees of the state to which they are rendering aid.

(2)

No member state or its officers or employees rendering outside aid pursuant to this compact is liable on account of any act or omission on the part of such forces while so engaged, or on account of the maintenance or use of any equipment or supplies in connection with rendering the outside aid.

(3)

All liability, except as otherwise provided in this compact, that may arise either under the laws of the requesting state or under the laws of the aiding state or under the laws of a third state on account of or in connection with a request for aid, shall be assumed and borne by the requesting state.

(4)

Any member state rendering outside aid pursuant to this compact shall be reimbursed by the member state receiving the aid for any loss or damage to, or expense incurred in the operation of, any equipment used in answering a request for aid, and for the cost of all materials, transportation, wages, salaries, and maintenance of employees and equipment incurred in connection with the request. However, nothing in this compact prevents any assisting member state from assuming the loss, damage, expense, or other cost, from loaning the equipment, or from donating the services to the receiving member state without charge or cost.

(5)

Each member state shall assure that workers compensation benefits in conformity with the minimum legal requirements of the state are available to all employees and contract firefighters sent to a requesting state pursuant to this compact.

(6)

For the purposes of this compact, the term “employee” includes any volunteer or auxiliary legally included within the forest fire fighting forces of the aiding state under the laws of the aiding state.

(7)

The compact administrators may formulate procedures for claims and reimbursement under the provisions of this article in accordance with the laws of the member states.
ARTICLE VI

(1)

Ratification of this compact does not affect any existing statute so as to authorize or permit curtailment or diminution of the forest fighting forces, equipment, services, or facilities of any member state.

(2)

Nothing in the compact authorizes or permits any member state to curtail or diminish its forest fire fighting forces, equipment, services, or facilities. Each member state shall maintain adequate forest fire fighting forces and equipment to meet demands for forest fire protection within its borders in the same manner and to the same extent as if this compact were not operative.

(3)

Nothing in this compact limits or restricts the powers of any state ratifying the compact to provide for the prevention, control, and extinguishment of forest fires, or to prohibit the enactment or enforcement of state laws, rules, or regulations intended to aid in the prevention, control, and extinguishment in the state.

(4)

Nothing in this compact affects any existing or future cooperative relationship or arrangement between the United States forest service and a member state or states.
ARTICLE VII
Representatives of the United States forest service may attend meetings of the compact administrators.
ARTICLE VIII
The provisions of articles IV and V of this compact that relate to reciprocal aid in combating, controlling, or preventing forest fires are operative as between any state party to this compact and any other state which is party to this compact and any other state that is party to a regional forest fire protection compact in another region if the legislature of the other state has given its assent to the mutual aid provisions of this compact.
ARTICLE IX
This compact shall continue in force and remain binding on each state ratifying it until the legislature or the governor of the state takes action to withdraw from the compact. Such action is not effective until six months after notice of the withdrawal has been sent by the chief executive of the state desiring to withdraw to the chief executives of all states then parties to the compact.

Source: Section 24-60-3301 — Execution of compact, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-24.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

24‑60‑101
Compacts recognized and declared to exist
24‑60‑102
Attorney general commissioner for Colorado
24‑60‑103
Compacts designed to suppress crime and enforce the criminal laws, etc
24‑60‑104
Commissioner to be furnished legal and clerical assistance
24‑60‑105
When commissioner to perform duties
24‑60‑106
Powers of commissioner
24‑60‑107
Compensation - traveling expenses
24‑60‑201
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑202
Compact
24‑60‑203
Peace officers enter other states without interference
24‑60‑204
Legal requirements to obtain extradition waived
24‑60‑205
Use of jails for temporary lodging recognized
24‑60‑206
Subpoenas, summons and court orders recognized as valid
24‑60‑207
When person on probation or parole may be permitted to reside in other states
24‑60‑208
Supervision over probationers or parolees
24‑60‑209
Probationers or parolees may be retaken
24‑60‑210
Officer shall transport without interference
24‑60‑211
Attorney generals make rules and regulations
24‑60‑212
Compact operative upon ratification
24‑60‑213
Remain in effect until renounced
24‑60‑401
Authority to enter into compacts
24‑60‑402
Compacts to provide rates
24‑60‑403
Prior compacts ratified
24‑60‑501
Disposal of detainers against prisoner based on untried charges
24‑60‑502
Appropriate court - definitions
24‑60‑503
Enforcement - cooperation
24‑60‑504
Habitual criminals - application of part 5
24‑60‑505
Escapes
24‑60‑506
Surrender of inmates
24‑60‑507
Administration
24‑60‑601
Compact
24‑60‑701
Definitions
24‑60‑702
Execution of compact
24‑60‑703
Administrator
24‑60‑704
Supplementary agreements
24‑60‑705
Financial arrangements
24‑60‑706
Responsibility of parents
24‑60‑707
Fee - counsel or guardian ad litem
24‑60‑708
Enforcement
24‑60‑801
Execution of compact
24‑60‑802
Transfer of inmates
24‑60‑803
Enforcement of compact
24‑60‑804
Hearings
24‑60‑805
Contracts
24‑60‑901
Legislative declaration
24‑60‑902
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑903
Approval of compact
24‑60‑904
Commissioner appointed - alternate
24‑60‑905
Retirement benefits
24‑60‑906
Other agencies cooperate
24‑60‑907
State contribution limited
24‑60‑908
Compact effective - when
24‑60‑909
Filing of documents
24‑60‑910
Budget submitted
24‑60‑911
Inspection of accounts
24‑60‑912
Governor executive head
24‑60‑1001
Execution of compact
24‑60‑1002
Compact administrator
24‑60‑1003
Supplementary agreements
24‑60‑1004
Annual budget
24‑60‑1005
Court review
24‑60‑1006
Authenticated copies of compact
24‑60‑1101
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑1102
Definition of “licensing authority”
24‑60‑1103
Compact administrator - expenses
24‑60‑1104
Executive head - definition
24‑60‑1105
Offenses - assessment of points
24‑60‑1106
Operator’s license under compact
24‑60‑1107
Review by district court
24‑60‑1201
Execution of compact
24‑60‑1202
State education council created
24‑60‑1203
Commission to file bylaws
24‑60‑1204
Membership on commission
24‑60‑1301
Execution of compact
24‑60‑1302
Article XX of state constitution not modified
24‑60‑1303
Executive director to represent state - alternate
24‑60‑1304
Consulting committee
24‑60‑1305
Advisory committee created
24‑60‑1306
Interstate audits
24‑60‑1307
Effective dates
24‑60‑1308
Applicability of article IV of compact
24‑60‑1401
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑1402
Governor to appoint member of the board - alternate
24‑60‑1403
Bylaws to be filed with secretary of state
24‑60‑1404
Workers’ compensation act and related acts - applicability
24‑60‑1501
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑1502
Limitations on interstate library districts
24‑60‑1503
State political subdivisions to comply with laws
24‑60‑1504
State library agency
24‑60‑1505
State aid to library district located partly within state
24‑60‑1506
Commissioner of education to administer compact
24‑60‑1507
Withdrawal from compact
24‑60‑1601
Short title
24‑60‑1602
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑1603
Administration
24‑60‑1701
Execution of compact
24‑60‑1702
When compact effective
24‑60‑1801
Short title
24‑60‑1802
Execution of compact
24‑60‑1803
Additional provisions and definitions
24‑60‑1901
Ratification of compact
24‑60‑1902
Interstate agency created
24‑60‑1903
Appointment of members of compact commission
24‑60‑1904
Payment of expenses of compact commission
24‑60‑1905
Commissioners exempt from civil liability
24‑60‑1906
Commission - authority to borrow money - authority to accept funds
24‑60‑1907
Railroad loan retirement fund - fees
24‑60‑1908
Loans - tax-exempt
24‑60‑2001
Short title
24‑60‑2002
Execution of compact
24‑60‑2003
Interstate agency created
24‑60‑2004
Members of compact commission
24‑60‑2005
Commissioners exempt from civil liability
24‑60‑2006
Administration
24‑60‑2101
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑2102
Licensing authority - definition
24‑60‑2103
Compact administrator - expenses
24‑60‑2104
Jurisdiction executive - definition
24‑60‑2201
Short title
24‑60‑2202
Execution of compact
24‑60‑2203
Legislative declaration
24‑60‑2204
Definitions
24‑60‑2205
Administration - application of other laws
24‑60‑2206
Site recommendation by counties
24‑60‑2207
Statewide assessment of facility sites
24‑60‑2208
State surcharge
24‑60‑2209
Governor to appoint member to compact board
24‑60‑2211
Coordination with other programs and agencies
24‑60‑2212
Regulation of fees
24‑60‑2301
Transfer or exchange of foreign nationals convicted of a crime - authorization by governor
24‑60‑2401
Legislative declaration
24‑60‑2402
Definitions
24‑60‑2403
Compacts authorized
24‑60‑2404
Contents of compact
24‑60‑2405
Rules and regulations
24‑60‑2501
Short title
24‑60‑2502
Execution of agreement
24‑60‑2601
Short title
24‑60‑2602
Execution of compact
24‑60‑2603
Licensing authority - definition
24‑60‑2604
Compact administrator - expenses
24‑60‑2701
Short title
24‑60‑2702
Execution of compact
24‑60‑2801
Short title
24‑60‑2802
Execution of compact
24‑60‑2803
Limitation on assessment
24‑60‑2901
Short title
24‑60‑2902
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3001
Interstate insurance product regulation compact
24‑60‑3101
Legislative declaration
24‑60‑3102
Definitions
24‑60‑3103
Model legislation - compacts authorized
24‑60‑3301
Execution of compact
24‑60‑3401
Legislative declaration
24‑60‑3402
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3501
Short title
24‑60‑3502
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3601
Short title
24‑60‑3602
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3701
Short title
24‑60‑3702
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3801
Short title
24‑60‑3802
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3901
Short title
24‑60‑3902
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑3903
Notice to revisor of statutes
24‑60‑4001
Short title
24‑60‑4002
Execution of agreement
24‑60‑4003
Reaffirmation of Colorado law
24‑60‑4004
Conflicting provisions of law
24‑60‑4101
Approved and ratified
24‑60‑4201
Short title
24‑60‑4202
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑4203
Construction of terms
24‑60‑4204
Notice to revisor of statutes
24‑60‑4301
Short title
24‑60‑4302
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑4303
Construction of terms
24‑60‑4304
Notice to revisor of statutes - effective date of compact
24‑60‑4401
Short title
24‑60‑4402
Compact approved and ratified
24‑60‑4403
Notice to revisor of statutes
24‑60‑4404
Repeal of part
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§ 24-60-3301’s source at colorado​.gov