Mutual Aid Requests Sample Clauses

The Mutual Aid Requests clause establishes the procedures and conditions under which parties to an agreement can request assistance from one another. Typically, this clause outlines the process for making a request, the types of aid that may be provided (such as personnel, equipment, or resources), and any limitations or obligations regarding the response. Its core function is to facilitate coordinated support between parties during emergencies or times of need, ensuring that help can be efficiently requested and provided when necessary.
Mutual Aid Requests. Aid may be requested by either service area in the form of personnel, equipment, facilities or materials for the purpose of assisting in fighting fires or responding to other emergency incidents. Requests for aid may include direct response to the incident(s), cover assignments, or any other form of assistance needed. Requests for aid shall include as much detail as circumstance and time allow.
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Mutual Aid Requests. Any party may request Mutual Aid in any form from any other party through use of the E-911 system. Mutual Aid shall be provided subject to the limitations contained in Section 12 below. Mutual aid may be requested for any response event, including but not limited to a fire, rescue, spill or natural disaster. Mutual Aid may ask for additional alarms or specifically identified equipment or personnel resources.
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Mutual Aid Requests. The Requesting Department, through its Fire Chief, a duty officer, or Incident Commander, may request Mutual Aid from the other Department in any circumstance where an emergency event has exceeded, or is reasonably expected to exceed, the resources and capabilities of the Requesting Department (including, without limitation, circumstances where the Requesting Department is engaged with another Incident). The Fire Chiefs shall develop and implement common OGs which specify how and when Mutual Aid may be invoked by each Department.
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Mutual Aid Requests. The Chief of each Agency may request Task Force operations within the jurisdiction of his or her on its behalf. All Task Force operations authorized or consented to by the Chief of the Host Agency shall be deemed to be undertaken in response to a mutual aid request pursuant to §66.0313(2)
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Mutual Aid Requests. The commanding officer of a Requesting Agency or his/her authorized subordinate may request Mutual Aid at any fire, disaster, EMS or other emergency from any other Party. Such requests shall be submitted from the Requesting Agency's authorized official as set forth herein or pursuant to the standard operating procedures established by the Parties.
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Mutual Aid Requests. (a) Mutual aid response shall be performed in accordance with approved cover and mutual aid agreements. In the course of rendering such services, Member Agency shall be exempt from the maximum response time standards. Member Agency shall advise dispatch that they are unable to respond to mutual aid requests if such response is in conflict with a response in the Primary Response Area. (b) Mutual aid response may require Member Agency to respond ALS ambulance into a response area other than that assigned in this Agreement. Whenever Member Agency personnel receive a request for service in another area, Member Agency personnel shall immediately respond an ALS ambulance as directed. If, due to prior or concurrent commitments of on-line ambulances, the Member Agency personnel are unable to respond in a timely manner, the requesting agency shall be notified immediately. If the requesting agency’s urgency is such that it would be appropriate to call up staffing of a backup ambulance, the Member Agency shall initiate such call-up.
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Mutual Aid Requests. The request for Mutual Aid can be made by any officer. The purpose for Mutual Aid must be stated and approved by the officer’s chain of command. The request must be approved by the appropriate Major or designated person so as not to interfere with any on-going investigation. The appropriate Major or designated person in charge in absence of the Chief of Police has to approve all Mutual Aid Agreements. While working with the requesting agency and in accordance with N.C.G.S. and under the terms of the Mutual Aid Agreement the requesting agency and the assisting agency shall have the same jurisdiction, powers, rights, privileges and immunities (including those related to the defense of civil action and payment of judgements) as the officers of the requesting agency in addition to those they possess.
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Mutual Aid Requests. 1. Mutual aid response shall be performed in accordance with approved cover and mutual aid agreements. In the course of rendering such services, Member Agency shall be exempt from the maximum response time standards. Member Agency shall advise dispatch that they are unable to respond to mutual aid requests if such response is in conflict with a response in the Primary Response Area. 2. Mutual aid response may require Member Agency to respond ALS vehicles into a response area other than that assigned in this Agreement. Whenever Member Agency personnel receive a request for service in another area, Member Agency personnel shall immediately respond an ALS vehicle as directed. If, due to prior or concurrent commitments of on-line units, the Member Agency personnel are unable to respond in a timely manner, the requesting agency shall be notified immediately. If the requesting agency’s urgency is such that it would be appropriate to call up staffing of a backup unit, the Member Agency shall initiate such call-up.
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Related to Mutual Aid Requests

  • Mutual Aid When rendering mutual aid or assistance as authorized in H&SC Sections 13050 and 13054, STATE may, at the request of LOCAL AGENCY, demand payment of charges and seek reimbursement of LOCAL AGENCY costs for personnel, equipment and operating expenses as funded herein, under authority given by H&SC Sections 13051 and 13054. STATE, in seeking said reimbursement pursuant to such request of LOCAL AGENCY, shall represent LOCAL AGENCY by following the procedures set forth in H&SC Section 13052. Any recovery of LOCAL AGENCY costs, less expenses, shall be paid or credited to LOCAL AGENCY, as directed by LOCAL AGENCY. In all such instances, STATE shall give timely notice of the possible application of H&SC Sections 13051 and 13054 to the officer designated by LOCAL AGENCY.

  • OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES 1. Coordinate the layout, printing and electronic delivery of publicly disseminated prospectuses and shareholder reports, make recommendations to improve their effectiveness or reduce expenses. 2. Perform internal audit examinations in accordance with a charter adopted by the Investment Company. 3. Monitor enterprise level risks associated with the services provided herein in accordance with a charter adopted by Investment Company. 4. Develop and recommend changes in the investment strategy and operation of the Investment Company that may be in the interest of its Shareholders. 5. Provide individuals reasonably acceptable to the Board for nomination, appointment, or election as the following officers of the Investment Company, who will be responsible for the management of certain of the Investment Company's affairs as specified in the Investment Company's charter documents and by-laws, subject to direction by the Board: (i) the president and principal executive officer, (ii) the treasurer and principal financial and accounting officer; (iii) the secretary, and (iv) such other officers as are mutually agreeable. 6. For each Fund that is not an ETF, monitor trading activity to help identify market timers and recommend policies to deter market timing. 7. For each Fund that is not an ETF, review potential intermediary clients and existing intermediary clients as appropriate to determine/monitor the client’s ability to adhere to the terms of any servicing agreement between the client and Investment Company. 8. For each Fund that is an ETF, review potential authorized participants and existing authorized participants as appropriate to determine/monitor the authorized participant’s ability to adhere to the terms of the authorized participant agreement between the authorized participant and the Fund’s distributor. 9. Review and recommend changes to the transfer agent’s policies and procedures to mitigate fraud, enhance shareholder services or reduce expenses. 10. Review and recommend changes to policies and procedures and operating processes designed to reduce Fund expenses. 11. Respond to all inquiries or other communications from shareholders and other parties, not otherwise provided by the Investment Company’s other service providers; if the inquiry is more properly responded to by another of the Investment Company’s service providers, referring the individual making the inquiry to the appropriate person. 12. Provide services and support, as requested by the Responsible Investing Office (“RIO”), in relation to environmental, social and governance (“ESG”) investing by the Funds, which include monitoring compliance with its policies and procedures with all applicable laws, rules and regulations. 13. Perform the following services for each Fund, as applicable, either itself or through its affiliate, Federated Shareholder Services company; (i) select and perform due diligence regarding proposed new owners of omnibus accounts as proposed recordkeeping agents for the Investment Company, (ii) enter into agreements as agent for the Investment Company, or any of them, substantially in the form most recently approved by the Board, with the registered owners of omnibus accounts for the provision of services necessary for the recordkeeping or sub-accounting of share positions held in underlying sub-accounts (“Recordkeeping Agreements”), together with such changes thereto as may be agreed to by FAS so long as such changes do not (a) increase the fees payable by the Investment Company under the Recordkeeping Agreements, (b) alter the indemnity obligations of the Investment Company owing to or from the Investment Company thereunder or (c) otherwise materially alter the obligations of the Investment Company under the Recordkeeping Agreements, (iii) agree, on behalf of the Investment Company, to make payments for services rendered under Recordkeeping Agreements out of the assets of the Investment Company in amounts not to exceed the amounts determined from time to time by the Board, and (iv) give instructions to the transfer agent of the Investment Company (the “Transfer Agent”), for and on behalf of the Investment Company as “Proper Instructions” of the Investment Company under and pursuant to the agreement for transfer agency services with the Transfer Agent, to perform the services of Company and/or the Investment Company under each such Recordkeeping Agreement, excepting only the indemnity obligations owning from the Investment Company or Company thereunder.