Who assists SFFD during major incidents requiring additional manpower?

The California Fire Mutual Aid System is specifically designed to provide support during large-scale incidents that exceed the capabilities of local fire departments. This system allows for a coordinated response where neighboring agencies can provide additional manpower, equipment, and resources in times of crisis. The strength of this system lies in its formal structure, which facilitates rapid deployment and ensures that all responding agencies are trained to work together effectively.

By leveraging the resources of various jurisdictions through the mutual aid agreements, the California Fire Mutual Aid System enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of wildfire suppression, large-scale emergencies, and natural disasters. This collaborative approach helps to ensure that firefighters are supported by a well-organized network, enabling a swift and comprehensive response to major incidents.

Other options, while they may provide support in various contexts, do not specifically focus on the formalized and systematic approach to additional manpower for firefighting scenarios as the Mutual Aid System does.