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All-hazards incident management teams (AHIMTs) have been established across the country to handle needs ranging from command and management to multi-agency coordination, but they have also been utilized in less common roles, such logistical and resource management. Despite the clear benefits afforded by an AHIMT, one concern with their administration and development is a lack of national definition and standard. Here, Randal Collins and Mark Livingston cover what constitutes a Type 3 IMT, how to develop one and when to call for these specialized teams.