Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: Receive and prioritize communications from agency staff, 911 dispatch centers, and the public via telephone and radio transmissions; Document, evaluate, and disseminate reports of wildland fire, smoke complaints, accidents, and all-hazard incidents on DNR protected lands; Accurately track and record agency resource status and logistical availability in support of incident response and preparedness; In coordination with incident command staff, initiate the response to local incidents in accordance with agency protocols and guidelines; Provide vital flight navigation data to aviation assets such as latitude and longitude of an incident, air-air and air-ground radio frequencies, ground contacts, and flight hazards or restrictions; Provide flight following and monitor critical navigation data to track aviation assets within the SPS Region while in transit and during incident response; Clerical dispatch duties include tracking and documenting resource availability, resource or incident locations, weather forecasting, fire reporting, and incident orders; Process fire weather information and distribute daily intelligence reports to region resources; Works with the Wildland Fire Management Division and the Northwest Coordination Center to dispatch local resources to state, national, and international wildfire and all-hazard incidents utilizing the Interagency Resource Ordering Capability (IROC) system; Processes and completes Fire Reports and Burn Permits; Assists in maintaining, updating, and improving reference materials, Mobilization Guides, databases, manuals, and handbooks utilized in streamlining emergency responses. Full-time employees who work full monthly schedules qualify for holiday compensation if they are employed before the holiday and are in pay status for at least 80 nonovertime hours during the month of the holiday; or for the entire work shift preceding the holiday.