Cooperating Agencies
The federal and state agencies that cooperate through the Florida Interagency Coordination Center for wildland fire management across Florida.
Federal Cooperating Agencies
FL-FICC performs dispatch duties for federal agencies throughout Florida, coordinating fire personnel, equipment, crews, and air resources for wildland fire preparedness and suppression. The center employs a combination of temporary and career personnel from these agencies.
US Forest Service
Manages national forests and grasslands, providing wildland fire suppression and prescribed fire expertise across federal lands in Florida.
US Fish & Wildlife Service
Oversees national wildlife refuges throughout Florida, from the Everglades to the Panhandle, with active fire management programs.
National Park Service
Responsible for fire operations within national park units in Florida, including prescribed fire and wildfire response.
State Cooperating Agency
Florida Forest Service
The lead state agency for wildland fire management on state and private lands, working alongside federal partners through FL-FICC.
Area & National Coordination Partners
FL-FICC operates within a broader interagency coordination framework, linking to the Southern Area Coordination Center and the National Interagency Coordination Center for regional and national resource support.
Southern Area Coordination Center
Provides regional coordination for wildland fire resources across the southeastern United States.
National Interagency Coordination Center
Coordinates national-level mobilization of wildland fire resources for incidents throughout the United States.
Location
FL-FICC is located at 3250 Capital Circle SW, Tallahassee, FL 32310. The National Interagency Prescribed Fire Training Center — a separate entity — is located on the second floor of the same building.