Who is the primary contact for Agency Representatives?

• A. Liaison Officer
• B. Public Information Officer
• C. Operations Sections Chief
• D. Incident Command

Answer: (A)

The main idea is that coordinating with external agencies during an incident needs one clear point of contact who specializes in interagency collaboration. The Liaison Officer is that interface, serving as the single contact for Agency Representatives from outside agencies and coordinating between them and the incident command. This role ensures Agency Representatives receive consistent information, help align objectives, and facilitate the use of external resources. The Public Information Officer handles media and public communications, the Operations Section Chief directs tactical work, and Incident Command provides overall leadership, not the day-to-day coordination for external agencies.