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ICS Forms

Open the additional standard ICS forms used to capture incident status, resources, activity, air operations, demobilization, and personnel evaluations.

Forms here link to FEMA's ICS Resource Center. The IAP Development page has the initial briefing, development worksheets, and common IAP components.
Situation & documentation

Record the incident picture

ICS 209

Incident Status Summary

A snapshot of incident information for decision support and reporting.

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ICS 213

General Message

Records messages and requests between incident personnel or sections.

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ICS 214

Activity Log

Records notable activities and actions for incident documentation.

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ICS 225

Incident Personnel Performance Rating

Documents an incident assignment performance evaluation.

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Resources & check-in

Track people and equipment

ICS 210

Resource Status Change

Records changes in a resource’s assignment or status.

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ICS 211

Incident Check-In List

Records personnel and equipment arriving at the incident.

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ICS 218

Support Vehicle / Equipment Inventory

Records support vehicles and equipment assigned to the incident.

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Air operations & demobilization

Support and close assignments

ICS 220

Air Operations Summary

Summarizes air resource assignments and air operations information.

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ICS 221

Demobilization Check-Out

Documents the steps completed when a resource is released from the incident.

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Benton County training reference

ICS form ownership matrix

See who leads each form, who contributes, and where the form fits. Select a form number to open its guide entry or a section name to visit that section’s resources.

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FormForm namePrimary ownerContributing sectionsApproval authoritySection
ICS 201Incident BriefingPSCCommand, OperationsIC / EOC DirectorPlanning
ICS 202Incident ObjectivesIC/EOC DirectorPlanningIC / Policy GroupCommand
ICS 203Organization Assignment ListRESLCommandICPlanning
ICS 204Assignment ListOSCPlanningOperations Section ChiefOperations
ICS 205Incident Radio Communications PlanCommunication Unit LeadOperations, PlanningLogistics Section ChiefLogistics
ICS 206Medical PlanMedical Unit LeadOperationsIC / SafetyLogistics
ICS 207Incident Organization ChartPSCCommandICPlanning
ICS 208Safety Message / PlanSOFRPlanningICCommand
ICS 209Incident Status SummarySITLAll sectionsEOC Director / ICPlanning
ICS 210Resource Status ChangeRESLOperations, LogisticsPlanning Section ChiefPlanning
ICS 211Incident Check-In ListRESLAll sectionsPSCPlanning
ICS 213General MessageSection Chief and/or Originating Unit LeadReceiving SectionSection Chief
Originating section
ICS 214Activity LogSection Chief and Unit LeadN/ASection Chief
All sections
ICS 215Operational Planning WorksheetOSCPlanning, LogisticsOperations Section ChiefOperations
ICS 215AIncident Action Plan Safety AnalysisSOFROperations, PlanningICCommand
ICS 218Support Vehicle / Equipment InventoryGround Support Unit LeadOperationsLogistics Section ChiefLogistics
ICS 219Resource Status Cards (T-Cards)RESLOperationsPSCPlanning
ICS 221Demobilization Check-OutDemob. Unit LeadAll sectionsICPlanning
ICS 225Incident Personnel Performance RatingSection Chief / Unit LeadAll sectionsSection Chief
All sections

This is the supplied local training ownership map, not a replacement for incident assignments or form instructions. Ownership does not mean sole authorship. Planning maintains many forms while all sections maintain their own ICS 214 Activity Logs. Form titles for ICS 210, 221, and 225 follow FEMA’s forms index.

Use current agency procedures and incident direction when choosing and completing forms. See FEMA's full ICS forms index ↗

Learn with a completed example

Follow a fictional Philomath wildfire activation by an IMT working in the EOC. Read the complete scenario IAP and explore each component, with field explanations and related section resources.