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Paradise Point and Council Hill formalize automatic aid agreement covering McIntosh and Muskogee counties
Summary
An Automatic Aid Agreement dated July 24, 2026, commits Paradise Point and Council Hill to pre-arranged cross-border fire and emergency response across areas of McIntosh and Muskogee counties, sets dispatch and staffing rules, and includes indemnity and no-compensation clauses.
Paradise Point and Council Hill formalized an Automatic Aid Agreement dated July 24, 2026, to allow immediate cross-border fire and emergency response between their jurisdictions, covering parts of McIntosh County and Muskogee County. The agreement says the arrangement is intended "to protect life and property" and establishes definitions, operational policies and liability protections to govern mutual response.
The document defines "Automatic Aid" as "an immediate, simultaneous response by one Party into the other's territory." It requires dispatch centers to automatically page the Responding Agency on initial alarms and to notify other agencies by telephone. The agreement references an attached Exhibit A map that identifies the geographic areas included in the pact and instructs parties to maintain minimum staffing: "The Responding Agency will dispatch at least one engine with safety-equipped personnel."
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