C.R.S. Section 29-5-107
Request for temporary assignment of emergency response personnel

  • definitions

(1)

As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:

(a)

“Emergency incident” means a natural or manmade emergency incident that overwhelms or has the potential to overwhelm local resources, which incidents include, without limitation, wildland fires, fires occurring in wildland-urban interface areas, structural fires, tornadoes, floods, explosions, weapons of mass destruction, mass casualty, hazardous materials incidents, technical rescue and extrication, emergency medical transport, and emergency medical services.

(b)

“Emergency responder” has the same meaning as specified in section 29-5-105 (1).

(c)

“Emergency responder personnel” has the same meaning as specified in section 29-5-105 (1).

(2)

The chief or executive officer of an emergency responder may, when in his or her opinion the same is required by an emergency incident, request the chief or executive officer of another emergency responder to assign to him or her emergency responder personnel and equipment to perform temporary duty within the boundaries of such requesting emergency responder under the direction and control of such requesting fire chief or executive officer and under such terms and conditions as shall be agreed upon between the requesting and assigning fire chiefs or executive officers. Such emergency responder personnel shall, while so assigned and performing duties subject to the direction and control of the requesting fire chief or executive officer, have the same power as the emergency responder personnel of the requesting emergency responder.

Source: Section 29-5-107 — Request for temporary assignment of emergency response personnel - definitions, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-29.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

29‑5‑101
Peace officers appointment 29‑5‑103
Assignment of police officers or deputy sheriffs for temporary duty 29‑5‑104
Request for temporary assignment of police officers or deputy sheriffs - authority 29‑5‑105
Assignment of emergency response personnel for temporary duty - definitions 29‑5‑106
Temporary assignment to labor dispute area 29‑5‑107
Request for temporary assignment of emergency response personnel - definitions 29‑5‑108
Liability of requesting jurisdiction 29‑5‑109
Workers’ compensation coverage 29‑5‑110
Pension fund payments 29‑5‑111
Liability of peace officers 29‑5‑112
Dog interactions with local law enforcement officers - training to be provided by local law enforcement agencies - policies and procedures - scope - task force - creation - composition - immunity - short title - legislative declaration - definitions 29‑5‑114
Self-contained breathing apparatus - testing - certification - recertification 29‑5‑201
Short title 29‑5‑202
Legislative declaration 29‑5‑203
Definitions 29‑5‑204
Rights of firefighters 29‑5‑205
Obligation to meet and confer 29‑5‑206
Vote of the citizens to obligate a public employer to engage in collective bargaining 29‑5‑207
Employee organization as exclusive representative 29‑5‑208
Obligation to negotiate in good faith 29‑5‑209
Collective bargaining agreement 29‑5‑210
Impasse resolution 29‑5‑211
Strikes prohibited 29‑5‑212
Existing bargaining relationships 29‑5‑213
Right to sue 29‑5‑214
Severability 29‑5‑215
Protect public workers 29‑5‑301
Definitions 29‑5‑302
Required benefits - conditions of receiving benefits 29‑5‑401
Legislative declaration 29‑5‑402
Definitions 29‑5‑403
Required benefits - conditions of receiving benefits 29‑5‑404
Authority of the trust - rules 29‑5‑405
Exclusion from coverage 29‑5‑501
Definitions 29‑5‑502
Required program - reimbursement 29‑5‑503
Authority of the trust - rules - report
Green check means up to date. Up to date

Current through Fall 2024

§ 29-5-107’s source at colorado​.gov