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The document is an authorization form (FS-6500-46) from the USDA Forest Service, allowing a unit to incur expenditures for specific purposes. It includes sections for detailing the type of transfer, estimated costs, and signatures from both the authorizing and approving officers.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the FS-6500 in the editor.
Begin by filling in the 'Issuing Unit' and 'Region' fields. These are essential for identifying where the authorization is coming from.
Enter the 'Authorization Number' and 'Date' to ensure proper tracking of your expenditures.
In the 'Type of Transfer' section, check the appropriate box that corresponds to your transfer type, whether it’s interregional or intraregional.
Describe fully the purposes for which you are authorized to incur expenditures in the designated area.
Specify the 'Appropriation to be charged' and provide an 'Estimated Cost' for transparency and budgeting.
Have the 'Authorizing Officer' sign and include their title, ensuring all authorizations are documented correctly.
Finally, complete the billing approval section by having the 'Approving Officer' sign, state their title, and indicate the amount along with the date.

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What is the retirement age for the Forest Service?

Mandatory retirement applies at age 55 for firefighters and 57 for law enforcement employees who are in covered positions and have 20 years of covered service. Procedures are in the Office of Personnel Management CSRS and FERS Handbook for Personnel and Payroll Offices, chapter 46 (FSM 6106.12).

What is the highest paying job in the Forest Service?

High Paying Forestry Jobs Forest Engineer. Salary range: $60,000-$113,500 per year. Forester. Salary range: $46,500-$83,000 per year. Climber. Salary range: $31,000-$83,000 per year. Forest Fire Management Officer. Salary range: $69,000-$83,000 per year. Log Buyer. Procurement Forester. Forest Fire Prevention Manager. Arborist.

Does U.S. Forest Service carry guns?

The Forest Service may provide rifles, shotguns and/or secondary handguns to law enforcement personnel subject to availability, funding, and approvals (FSM 5381.12 and 5381.14). 5. Law enforcement personnel may carry firearms off duty.

How old do you have to be in U.S. Forest Service?

- Must be under the age of 37 OR- less than age 37 after subtracting the months of federal service worked in a primary or secondary firefighter/law enforcement position -OR- a veterans preference eligible, older than age 37 and requesting a waiver to the maximum age requirement.

Is the US Forest Service a law enforcement agency?

Authority and Jurisdiction The Forest Service exercises its law enforcement authority when violation of laws or regulations occurs on NFS lands or when incidents affect the NFS.

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Does the US Forest Service have an age limit?

Be younger than 37 years old at the time of appointment; prior service in approved Federal law enforcement positions may be subtracted from the applicants actual age when making the determination.