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Agreement makes each district responsible for its own costs, insurance and liabilities
Summary
The agreement says each district will pay its own expenses, carry liability and workers' compensation insurance, hold the other harmless, and cites Oklahoma statutes 11 O.S. 29-105 through 29-108 as its legal basis.
The mutual-aid text states explicitly that each party will pay its own expenses and assume the risk of damage to its own equipment; neither party may demand or receive compensation from the other for assistance provided. The agreement requires each district to provide liability insurance, workers' compensation insurance and other accidental insurance coverage "deemed appropriate" to protect personnel, equipment and the public.
The document cites 11 O.S. 29-105 through 29-108 as the statutory provisions under which the parties enter the agreement and says the conditions and protections of those statutes "shall be deemed a part thereof." That statutory reference anchors the liability and interlocal-authority framework in state law.
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