IGA; Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Boulder County, City of Longmont; Bomb Squad Unit; in perpetuity
AN INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN BOULDER COUNTY, THE CITY OF BOULDER AND
THE CITY OF LONGMONT CONCERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OF "BOMB SQUAD UNITS"
THIS AGREEMENT, dated this day of , 2012, is between the following:
County of Boulder through the Boulder County Sheriff's Office
City of Boulder through its Police Department
City of Longmont through its Public Safety Department
Whereas, section 29-1-203 and 30-11-410, CRS, permit municipal and county governments to enter
into cooperative agreements for the provision of services by the other agency; and
Whereas, section 29-5-103, 29-5-104, 29-5-105 and 29-5-107 CRS, provide for the temporary
assignment of police officers, deputy sheriffs or firefighters to other jurisdictions; and
Whereas, each of the parties provides law enforcement and firefighting services within its area of
geographic and jurisdictional responsibility; and
Whereas, maintaining the capability to safely handle explosive and hazardous devices, and the ability
to effectively investigate explosions and illegally improvised destructive devices, is necessary to
protect the general health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Boulder County; and
Whereas, the County of Boulder and the cities of Boulder and Longmont wish to cooperate in making
the most efficient use of citizens' tax dollars by maximizing the use of specialized equipment and
personnel; and
Whereas, each of the parties maintains a specialized unit comprised of either police officers, deputy
sheriffs and/or firefighters known as Bomb Squads to handle dangerous or crisis situations requiring
specialized equipment and training within Boulder County, specifically, the Boulder County Bomb
Squad (Boulder County Sheriff's Office and the Longmont Public Safety Department) and the Boulder
Bomb Squad (Boulder Police Department); and
Whereas, situations requiring the assignment of Bomb Squads are often more complex or longer in
duration than any individual agency can handle by itself, and each party recognizes the utility and
advantage of mutual aid agreements addressing certain law enforcement and firefighting functions.
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NOW THERFORE, in consideration of the mutual promises herein contained and other good and
valuable consideration, the receipt and adequacy of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties agree
as follows:
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1. Terms and Conditions
This Agreement is intended to facilitate cooperation between the parties in provision of the
services provided herein, but does not establish a separate legal entity to do so, and, except as
provided herein, the Agreement does not authorize any party (or the employee of any party) to
act for any purpose whatsoever. This Agreement shall provide only for the sharing of in-kind
services and costs by the parties toward the establishment of a common mutual goal, said goal
being to provide sufficient law enforcement Bomb Squad coverage within the County of Boulder.
This Agreement shall operate as follows:
A. General
i. The parties agree to cooperate in the operation of their respective Bomb Squads by
mutually handling the call for service load, training together and reducing costs for the
benefit of the community.
ii. When operating cooperatively as outlined under this agreement, the consolidated squads
will be known as the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad (BCRBS) and will function as a
single unit, with a single chain of command.
iii. To develop teamwork, unity and identity, the BCRBS will develop common uniforms for
call outs, training and public presentations which may include the development of a
common shoulder patch. If agreed upon, the squad's respective response vehicles may be
marked similarly.
iv. Each squad, however, will retain its autonomy as a stand-alone bomb squad with separate
commanders and chains of command for the following purposes:
a. When obtaining squad and individual certifications/training through the FBI and/or the
FBI's Hazardous Devices School (HDS)
b. Interacting with the National Bomb Squad Commanders Advisory Board (NBSCAB)
c. Interacting with the BATF's Bomb Arson Tracking System (BATS)
d. When obtaining grants as a stand-alone bomb squad
e. For certain budget actions as noted in this Agreement
f. Selection of technicians; however, since the squads will work together as the BCRBS,
the other bomb squad will participate in the selection process and have their input
fully considered
g. As otherwise noted in this Agreement or when mutually agreed upon by the parties
v. No individual employee of another law enforcement or firefighting agency is authorized to
perform the functions of the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, Boulder Police Department,
or the Longmont Public Safety Department, absent a specific request to do so.
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B. Personnel and Supervision
i. As used in this Agreement, the terms Hazardous Devices Technician and Bomb Technician
are synonymous and mean a peace officer or firefighter who has successfully completed
the Hazardous Devices Technician's Course conducted by the Federal Bureau of
Investigation (FBI) and U.S, Army at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama and maintains that
certification through the recertification process required by the FBI.
ii. As identified in Exhibit A, the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad will be comprised of
certified Hazardous Devices Technicians from each agency (Boulder County Sheriff's
Office, Boulder Police Department, Longmont Public Safety Department). Staffing of the
regional bomb squad will be ancillary to the individual's normal duty assignment.
iii. As identified in Exhibit A, oversight of the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad will be
through a cadre of bomb squad administrators working together as the BCRBS
management team. The management team will work with the BCRBS bomb squad
commander and assistant commander with issues and needs pertaining to budget,
equipment, personnel, setting policy, training, call outs, etc. When available, individual
administrators will respond to BCRBS call outs occurring within their respective
jurisdictions to serve as an administrative/managerial resource for the squad unless
needed to serve as part of the Incident Command structure established for the incident.
Whenever the BCRBS management team cannot reach consensus on a matter critical to
the operation of the BCRBS, the issue will be referred to the chief executive officers of the
Boulder County Sheriff's Office, the Boulder Police Department and the Longmont Public
Safety Department for resolution. When a non-critical matter cannot be resolved, each
individual squad will determine how it will proceed. In either case, input from the bomb
squad commander and assistant bomb squad commander will be sought out and
considered in order to resolve issues.
Personnel assigned to be a BCRBS administrator will attend the Executive Management
Course at the FBI's Hazardous Devices School. Any expenses related to obtaining this
training are the responsibility of the administrator's agency. This requirement does not
apply to anyone temporarily assigned to be an acting BCRBS administrator.
iv. Squad personnel will be activated for the investigation of incidents involving explosions,
real or suspected hazardous devices, real or suspected explosives, training, public relations
events, to support SWAT training and operations, and as otherwise deemed necessary.
v. Of the assigned BCRBS bomb technicians, one will be appointed as the bomb squad
commander (squad leader) and another as an assistant bomb squad commander (assistant
squad leader). The BCRBS management team will have the responsibility for the selection
process and recommending who should be appointed to the commander and assistant
commander positions. Once a recommendation is agreed upon, the chief executive officer
of the agency employing the recommended appointee must give final approval after
consulting with the chief executive officers of the other two agencies.
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vi. Functional coordination and supervision of all personnel on-duty as members of the
Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad will be the responsibility of the bomb squad
commander and, as delegated, the assistant bomb squad commander. Functional
coordination and supervision shall include, but not be limited to, scheduling of training,
training assignments, deployment and call out assignments, determining assignment of
cases for investigative follow-up, review of work product, inventory, budget
recommendations, and minor corrective actions. Discipline, if necessary, shall be the
responsibility of the assigned member's respective agency chain of command.
C. Training
i. As required or approved, BCRBS members will attend various types of training including,
but not limited to, initial bomb technician certification, bomb technician recertification,
specialized courses, training conferences, monthly in-service training, and continuing
education. Personnel expenses related to obtaining training such as tuition, housing,
travel, meal costs, etc., are the responsibility of the member's agency.
ii. In as a timely manner as possible, each agency will ensure that newly appointed BCRBS
members from their agency will attend the FBI's Hazardous Devices School, as well as any
pre-requisite courses, in order to obtain basic certification as a bomb technician. The
BCRBS will provide training and HDS application assistance to newly appointed squad
members to facilitate their successful graduation from HDS, as well as any pre-requisite
courses. An appointee who is unable to graduate from the Hazardous Devices School will
not be able to remain a member of the BCRBS.
iii. When required, all BCRBS members will attend bomb technician recertification training at
the FBI's Hazardous Devices School. Each agency will ensure BCRBS members from their
agency will attend the recertification course in the year it is required. The BCRBS will
provide training and application assistance to squad members to facilitate their successful
completion of the HDS recertification course. A BCRBS member who is unable to maintain
their certification cannot remain a member of the BCRBS.
iv. In addition to basic, advanced and specialized schools, certification courses, and training
conferences, BCRBS members will undergo regular in-service training and continuing
education. As identified in Exhibit A, each agency will adhere to the National Bomb Squad
Commanders Advisory Board's operational guidelines for in-service training and
continuing education.
v. For monthly in-service training, all BCRBS members will train together. Given the limited
number of BCRBS members, the need to meet minimum training requirements and the
critical importance of ongoing in-service training, each agency is to make every reasonable
effort to ensure BCRBS members attend monthly in-service training. Absences from in-
service training should be rare but are allowed for vacation, illness, injury leave, family
medical leave, bereavement leave, court, higher priority training, and for unusual or
special circumstances as approved by the member's BCRBS administrator.
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D. Work Assignments and Incident Response
i. Assignment of work and tasks directly associated with the BCRBS is the responsibility of
the bomb squad commander or, if not available, the assistant bomb squad commander or
as delegated. This includes all operational call outs or assignments within the North
Central Region.
ii. BCRBS personnel will be assigned duties and tasks at scenes without regard to the specific
jurisdiction or location of the incident.
iii. When a BCRBS call out is initiated, the bomb squad commander, or acting commander,
will determine the squad's initial response. In determining what the initial response will
be, including personnel and equipment, multiple factors will be considered. Those factors,
in order of priority, will be the location of the incident, the type of incident, the availability
of personnel, the level of expertise needed and if field training is needed. Depending on
the type of call out, an initial response may only be one or two squad members with no
response vehicle or it could require all available members with all equipment. As the
incident progresses and more information is learned, the squad commander, or acting
commander, is to adjust the response appropriately.
iv. When responding to any type of call out, the BCRBS will adhere to Incident Command
System (ICS) protocols and the established ICS chain of command in whichever jurisdiction
they may be operating in. While the incident commander will provide on-scene direction,
the BCRBS commander, or acting commander, will determine the specific tactics to be
used in the handling and disposal of hazardous devices, suspected devices or explosives.
If an Incident Commander attempts to utilize the BCRBS in a manner that violates law,
established FBI or NBSCAB requirements or protocols, other well established standards
and practices pertaining to the deployment and use of bomb squads, or in a manner the
on-scene designated squad commander deems inappropriate, the squad commander will
have the authority to decline such directive. If this occurs, the matter will be discussed
and options and alternatives explored so that a resolution acceptable to all can be
achieved. However, should the Incident Commander and BCRBS commander be unable to
reach consensus, a bomb squad administrator, preferably from the jurisdiction where the
incident is taking place, will determine the use and deployment of the bomb squad. In all
operations, the BCRBS commander will provide the Incident Commander with viable
options and alternatives in order to meet the objective of safely resolving the situation.
v. During a BCRBS activation, members of the BCRBS report to and answer to the BCRBS
command structure, not to the supervisors of their respective employing agencies.
Conflicting orders, directives, or conflicts of interest will be brought to the attention of the
Incident Commander and BCRBS Commander, or acting commander, without delay.
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vi. When requested, the BCRBS will assist the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, the Boulder
Police Department, and the Longmont Police Department SWAT Teams with their training
and on their operations. Assistance may include the use of robots, the use of explosive
ordnance disposal tools, or explosive breaching techniques. BCRBS members certified as
explosive breathers will undergo regular explosive breaching training as determined by
the BCRBS commander and the BCRBS management team.
vii. Boulder County, the City of Boulder, and the City of Longmont will honor each other's
mutual aid or intergovernmental agreements that could require the deployment of all or
part of the BCRBS to other jurisdictions in response to a request for aid. As such, the
parties agree to support each other's mutual aid responses as they pertain to the
deployment of the BCRBS and to cooperate in providing bomb squad services to outside
jurisdictions.
E. Budget and Funding
i. Each participating agency will strive to provide within their respective budgets and budget
processes enough funding to support their respective bomb squad as well as to meet the
scope and intent of this Agreement which includes, but is not limited to, training,
outfitting, equipping and supporting the technicians they assign to the BCRBS, replacing
their squad's respective expired, outdated or damaged protective gear, and replacing or
repairing their squad's respective outdated, damaged or malfunctioning equipment.
ii. Unless otherwise agreed upon, personnel costs are the responsibility of the Boulder
County Sheriff's Office for their bomb squad members, the responsibility of the Boulder
Police Department for their bomb squad members, and the responsibility of the Longmont
Public Safety Department for their bomb squad members
Personnel costs include, but are not limited to, wages, compensation, overtime pay,
benefits, including vacation and sick time and pay, basic uniform costs, costs related to
obtaining member training as outlined in this Agreement, and costs associated with
backfilling positions vacated by BCRBS members participating in a call out, training and
other BCRBS related events.
iii. Unless otherwise agreed upon, capital equipment costs and costs necessary for the bomb
squads to maintain their individual FBI certifications are the responsibility of the Boulder
County Sheriff's Office and the City of Longmont Public Safety Department for the Boulder
County Bomb Squad and the responsibility of the Boulder Police Department for the
Boulder Bomb Squad.
Capital equipment is defined as items that meet the Boulder County definition of "capital
items" if purchased by the County, the City of Boulder definition of "capital items" if
purchased by the City of Boulder, and the City of Longmont definition of "capital items" if
purchased by the City of Longmont. Specific definitions are identified in Exhibit A.
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iv. Unless noted otherwise in this Agreement, and subject to available funding, non-capital
expenses related to equipping and supplying the BCRBS and which are necessary for the
efficient and effective operation of the BCRBS will be equitably split between the Boulder
County Sheriff's Office, the Boulder Police Department and the Longmont Public Safety
Department. It will be the responsibility of the bomb squad commander to provide the
BCRBS management team with the squad's equipment and supply needs and the
responsibility of the BCRBS management team to determine how they will be purchased
and paid for.
However, the Boulder County Sheriff's Office and/or the Longmont Public Safety
Department for the Boulder County Bomb Squad and the Boulder Police Department for
the Boulder Bomb Squad have the authority to purchase non-capital equipment and
supplies for their respective bomb squads without seeking approval or reimbursement
from the other agencies. Any equipment and supplies purchased in this manner will
remain the sole property of the bomb squad they were purchased for, but will be shared
to benefit the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad,
v. When capital equipment is required for the benefit of the BCRBS, the agencies agree to
work together cooperatively and collaboratively through their respective budgets and
budget processes to determine an equitable method of funding such purchases. If
applicable, issues of ownership, maintenance, retention and disposal will be addressed
through an updated Exhibit A or, if necessary, through a separately negotiated and
executed intergovernmental agreement.
However, the Boulder County Sheriff's Office and/or the Longmont Public Safety
Department for the Boulder County Bomb Squad and the Boulder Police Department for
the Boulder Bomb Squad may purchase capital equipment for their respective bomb
squads without the approval or authorization of the other agencies. This equipment will
remain the sole property of the bomb squad it was purchased for, but will be shared to
benefit the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad.
vi. Either as individual bomb squads or as the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad, grants
will be aggressively pursued whenever possible for the purchase of new equipment or the
replacement of existing equipment. For grants awarded to the BCRBS, any required
matching funds will be evenly split between the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, the
Boulder Police Department, and the Longmont Public Safety Department, subject to
available funding.
F. Vehicles and Equipment
i. Based on FBI/HDS minimum requirements and local experience/needs, BCRBS members
and the BCRBS management team will standardize what equipment & supplies are needed
by each squad for operational readiness.
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ii. Response vehicles and vehicle related supplies and equipment will be maintained
independently by both the Boulder County Bomb Squad and the Boulder Bomb Squad to
meet their operational requirements.
iii. As bomb technicians from one agency may be deployed with response vehicles from
another agency, each agency will make every reasonable effort to ensure their respective
response vehicles will be similarly equipped and available at all times with all necessary
equipment and supplies.
iv. In instances where a single piece of equipment might be needed as a regional resource
(i.e., it is unnecessary or cost prohibitive to obtain two), its purchase, deployment and use,
replacement, disposal, etc. will be addressed through an updated Exhibit A or, if
necessary, through a separately negotiated and executed intergovernmental agreement.
v. Vehicles will continue to be purchased, replaced, registered, and maintained per the
specific protocols and methods currently utilized by each individual squad and their
sponsoring agencies. Vehicles are defined as both motorized and non-motorized (trailers)
means of transportation. Deployment and use of these vehicles will be available to all
BCRBS members.
G. Reporting and Evidence Procedures
i. BCRBS personnel will utilize case report forms and reporting procedures from their
respective agencies to document case investigations, evidence collection, and the disposal
of explosives. Outside Agency Assist reports will be used to document assistance to other
agencies.
ii. As required, call outs will be documented using BATF's Bomb and Arson Tracking System
(BATS). Entries into BATS will be jurisdiction/squad specific.
iii. Evidence requiring storage in an explosive magazine will be housed in the magazine of the
agency having jurisdiction. A Boulder Bomb Squad magazine will be used for City of
Boulder cases while a Boulder County Bomb Squad magazine will be used by the Boulder
County Sheriff's Office and the Longmont Public Safety Department for all other cases.
Each agency will be responsible for maintaining their respective magazines and ensuring
their magazines are kept in compliance with all local, state and federal regulations. No
materials classified as "hazardous waste" shall be kept in the magazines.
iv. A monthly report detailing BCRBS call outs, training, public relation events and other
noteworthy activities or developments will be completed. The report will be compiled by
the BCRBS commander, or his designee. The report will be distributed to all BCRBS
members, the BCRBS management team and the command staffs of the Boulder County
Sheriff's Office, the Boulder Police Department, and the Longmont Police Department.
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2. Term and Termination
This Agreement shall be effective as of the date first-above written and shall continue indefinitely.
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office with the Longmont Public Safety Department or the Boulder
Police Department may withdraw from participation in this Agreement with or without cause by
providing sixty (60) days advance written notice to the other parties.
Contributions of personnel, training requirements and capital item definitions are reflected in the
Agreement's Exhibit A. The provisions of Exhibit A can be amended upon the agreement and
approval of the chief executive officers of the Boulder County Sheriff's Office, the Boulder Police
Department, and the Longmont Public Safety Department. A newly approved Exhibit A will
supersede the previous Exhibit A in its entirety and will remain in effect until otherwise amended.
3. Relationship of Parties
The parties enter into this Agreement as separate, independent governmental entities and shall
maintain such status throughout. Officers assigned under this mutual aid agreement shall be
considered and shall remain employees of their respective law enforcement agencies at all times
and for the purposes under this Agreement.
4. Colorado Governmental Immunity Act
No party shall be liable under this Agreement for the actions of the other's employees and agents.
By agreeing to this provision, the parties do not waive or intend to waive, the limitations on
liability which are provided to parties under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act, CRS 24-
10-101, et sea. The provisions of 29-5-108 CRS shall not apply to activities pursuant to this
Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, if a court of competent jurisdiction determines that
the provisions of section 29-5-108 CRS apply, then in any case where liability accrues to the non-
negligent party on account of any negligent or tortious act or acts committed by the negligent
party's personnel in the performance of this Agreement, to the extent permitted by law, the
negligent party shall reimburse the non-negligent party for any such liability, including any
judgment or award imposed.
5. Workers Compensation
Nothing contained in this Agreement, and no performance under this Agreement by personnel of
either party shall in any respect alter or modify the status of officers, agents, or employees of the
respective parties for purposes of workers' compensation or their benefits or entitlements,
pension, or for any purpose, or condition or requirement of employment. Workers' Compensation
coverage shall apply as required by Section, 29-5-109 CRS.
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6. No Third Party Beneficiaries
It is expressly understood and agreed that enforcement of the terms and conditions of this
Agreement, and all rights of action relating to such enforcement, shall be strictly reserved to the
parties and nothing contained in this Agreement shall give or allow any such claim or right of
action by any third party on such Agreement. It is the express intention of parties that any person
other than the parties receiving services or benefits under the Agreement shall be deemed
incidental beneficiary only.
7. No Assignment
Each party covenants and agrees that it will not assign this Agreement or any interest or part
thereof or any right of privilege pertinent thereto without the prior written consent of all other
parties first having been obtained.
8. Fund Availability
Financial obligations of the parties after the current fiscal year are contingent upon funds for that
purpose being appropriated, budgeted, and otherwise made available.
9. Governing Law
The law of the State of Colorado shall be applied in the interpretation, execution, and
enforcement of this Agreement.
10. Paragraph Captions
The captions of the paragraphs are set forth only for the convenience and reference of the parties
and are not intended in any way to define, limit, or describe the scope or intent of this
Agreement.
11. Entire Agreement
This Agreement embodies the entire agreement of the parties. The parties shall not be bound by
or be liable for any statement, representation, promise, inducement, or understanding of any
kind or nature not set forth herein. No changes, amendments, or modifications of any the terms
or conditions of this Agreement shall be valid unless reduced to writing and signed by the parties.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have executed this Agreement, which shall be effective
upon the date first written above.
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AUTHORIZATION:
COUNTY OF BOULDER
Board of County Commissioners
of Boulder County
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BY: Cindy Dorn o, Chair DATE
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Attest:
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Clerk to the B and
APPROVED AS TO CONTENT:
Joseph . Pelle, Boulder County Sheriff
CITY OF BOULDER
BY: Jane Brautigam, City anager DATE
Attest:
City Clerk
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APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO FORM:
Mark R. Beckner, Boulder Police Chief City Attorney's Office
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CITY OF LONGMONT
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By: Dennis Coombs, Mayor Date
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Attest:
CITY CLERK O
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APPROVED AS TO CONTENT: APPROVED AS TO INSURANCE PROVISIONS:
LONGMONT CHIEF OF PUBLIC SAFETY LONGMONT R K MANAGER
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
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DEPUTY CITY ATTORNEY'
PROO READ DATE
CAO File: 8900
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EXHIBIT A
A. Time Frame This document is an exhibit to the INTERGOVERNMENTAL
AGREEMENT BETWEEN BOULDER COUNTY, THE CITY OF BOULDER AND
THE CITY OF LONGMONT CONCERNING THE ASSIGNMENT OF "BOMB
SQUAD UNITS" and shall remain in effect until otherwise amended and superseded which
requires the agreement and approval of the chief executive officers of the Boulder County
Sheriff's Office, the Boulder Police Department, and the Longmont Public Safety
Department.
B. Personnel Contribution The contribution of qualified personnel to the Boulder County
Regional Bomb Squad (BCRBS) and the BCRBS Management Team by the Boulder County
Sheriff's Office, the City of Boulder Police Department, and the City Longmont Public
Safety Department shall be as follows:
Boulder County Sheriff's Office
• A minimum of three certified Hazardous Devices Technicians
• One BCRBS Administrator having at least the rank of Commander
Boulder Police Department
• A minimum of three certified Hazardous Devices Technicians
• One BCRBS Administrator having at least the rank of Commander
Longmont Public Safety Department
• A minimum of three certified Hazardous Devices Technicians
• One BCRBS Administrator having at least the rank of Commander
C. Trainine For regular and ongoing "in-service" training as well as for continuing education,
the National Bomb Squad Commanders Advisory Board establishes a minimum number of
required training hours. Each party to this Agreement agrees to adhere to these minimums
for the Boulder County Regional Bomb Squad. The current minimum number of hours is as
follows:
In-Service Training: 16 hours per calendar month
Continuing Education: 40 hours per calendar year
For each year, the BCRBS and its management team will develop an agreed upon in-service
training schedule. The schedule will be developed either in the last quarter of the preceding
year or as early in the year as possible. It will be the responsibility of the BCRBS
commander and its management team to ensure the continuing education hours for each
member is obtained.
D. Capital Equipment For budget and funding purposes the definitions of capital items for
each party to this Agreement are as follows:
Boulder County Sheriff's Office:
Capital items are single items costing $5,000 or more with a useful life of greater than
1 year.
Boulder Police Department:
Capital items are single items of furniture or equipment costing $5,000 or more with a
useful life of greater than 1 year.
Longmont Public Safety Department:
Capital items are defined as any item $5,000 and over that has a useful life of at least
two years.
AGREEMENT AND APPROVAL
COUNTY OF BOULDER
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CITY OF BOULDER
Mark R. Beckner, Boulder Police Chief Date
CITY OF LONGMONT
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H. vlichael Butler, Longmont Public Safety Chief Date
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Contract Title / Type Intergovernmental Agreement concerning the Bomb Squad Unit
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Description An IGA between the City of Longmont, City of Boulder and County of Boulder to enter into a
cooperative agreement in the operation of their respective bomb squads. Council approved the city
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