Agreement includes mutual indemnity and insurance obligations and forbids interparty compensation
Summary
The Automatic Aid Agreement requires each party to carry liability and workers' compensation insurance, assigns equipment repair costs to the owning department, and states neither party may demand compensation from the other for assistance provided.
The agreement requires each party to provide its own liability insurance, workers' compensation coverage and other accident insurance the party deems appropriate to protect personnel and the public. It also makes clear that equipment repair and maintenance costs are borne by the owning department.
The agreement contains a mutual hold-harmless clause and an explicit "no compensation" provision: "Neither party hereto shall demand or receive compensation from the other for assistance provided hereunder." The agreement cites state statutory provisions (11 O.S. 29-105 through 29-108) as part of its legal basis for the protections and conditions set forth.
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