Volunteers: Search & Rescue

Dash · Mar 30, 2009

Ridgerat said:
That is a great idea Dash! You should be able to find at least 1 or 2 people there that fit that description!

Kidding, it really is a good idea, but you know I wont be fit to help much unless its parking lot/beer tent rescue!:beer;

Beer tent rescue might not be out of place either:beer; But let's keep this tread "pure", OK?

AKM7 · Mar 30, 2009

John - S. Anchorage 227-2103 beacon, probe, shovel

AC162AK · Mar 30, 2009

Wesley Coyne,5 becons, 5 probes, 5 shovels, 3 packs, AC 1000cc/162 paddle track ,mountain riding skills,avy 2 certified,I.C.S.200 Have been on recovery before.841-6029 any time for an emergency.
I do not have the capability to transport people or gear.If any one does ,this is usaully the most needed service from non organized individuals.

Dash · Mar 30, 2009

I do not have the capability to transport people or gear.If any one does ,this is usaully the most needed service from non organized individuals.[/QUOTE]

What he means by this is from the parking lot to the burial site. Hitch and a cargo sleds are needed to get non-motorized rescuers and gear to the site. Carpooling is also very important as the parking lots will be crowded...

AkSledHed · Mar 30, 2009

PM sent.

DYLANBRUNS · Mar 30, 2009

Dylan Bruns , beacon shovel probe. valley, willow
3547019

deere1 · Mar 30, 2009

I'm in. Have heard 1 too many stories where a few more experienced riders on the scene would have helped in finding someone. Live in Anchorage, spend most weekends in or North of the Valley. Put me down for A-town and the Valley if that works.
830-1059

theultrarider · Mar 31, 2009

Hey Robert, put beacon,probe and shovel next to my name. I bit the bullet and just ordered a new beacon.

Logpile · Mar 31, 2009

Please add my name to the list.
Beacon, Shovel, Probe...
Climbing experiance and rope gear.
Kenai area... But will travel.

Prayn4snow · Mar 31, 2009

theultrarider said:
Hey Robert, put beacon,probe and shovel next to my name. I bit the bullet and just ordered a new beacon.

Awesome! I will update you and a couple others. I have been getting some PM's from lots of people looking at this site and realizing they need to have the basic equipment and the knowledge to use them. Sounds like more people want to sign up for some classes.
Dash, any info on upcoming classes??

907M7 · Mar 31, 2009

Im in, I live in Seward I got like 2 probes. 362-3223.
Tommy

revtech100 · Mar 31, 2009

Count me in to. Three sleds and two trailers and a big truck to haul people and sleds to the site.....632-2352

Prayn4snow · Apr 1, 2009

Latest e-mail from the Chairman of Alaska Mountain Rescue Group (AMRG).

Prayn4snow:
Thank you for contacting AMRG and for providing this list of snowmachine
resources for different parts of the Alaska. The search and rescue
community always needs more volunteers and I appreciate you contacting me
with the names of folks willing to assist. We are revising our list of
Resources to be also based by region/community, so this will work into that
process.

We can also work more folks into our annual SAR avalanche training (which we
held in TPass this past December & included some on your list below).

I would like to contact you by phone to follow-up and see if there are folks
in the Anchorage/Eagle R./Girdwood area who might be interested in joining
AMRG--we are looking to expand our roster of folks who have snowmachines and
ATV's and are willing to assist. I'll be tied up the next couple of days
working with the Troopers on coordinating the recovery of the avalanche
victim in Center Creek, but will be in touch after that.

FYI....we are working with Sgt. Barlow and Trooper Peterson to contact Snow
Safaris and experienced riders to line up folks to assist with that effort
which will likely occur on Thursday. We first have to make sure we can make
that scene safe to put lots of other people in the area for searching...

Sincerely,

( I removed his name and phone number)
Chairman, Alaska Mountain Rescue Group

Dash · Apr 1, 2009

Prayn4snow said:
Awesome! I will update you and a couple others. I have been getting some PM's from lots of people looking at this site and realizing they need to have the basic equipment and the knowledge to use them. Sounds like more people want to sign up for some classes.
Dash, any info on upcoming classes??

http://web.mac.com/telepalooza/2009/Poster_files/top_700widewhite.jpg
This might be good for the whole family, you can contact http://www.besnowsmart.org/ for more info.

At http://www.cnfaic.org/training/training.php go to Interactive Avalanche Safety Tutorial.

http://www.alaskasnow.org/

www.alaskaavalanche.com

Race · Apr 1, 2009

Stan Galley, beacon, probe, abs air bag & shovel. No formal rescue training but will help where needed, Southcentral Area. Ph# Home 696-7108, Cell 306-3624

ak m8 · Apr 1, 2009

Prayn4snow said:
Latest e-mail from the Chairman of Alaska Mountain Rescue Group (AMRG).

Prayn4snow:
Thank you for contacting AMRG and for providing this list of snowmachine
resources for different parts of the Alaska. The search and rescue
community always needs more volunteers and I appreciate you contacting me
with the names of folks willing to assist. We are revising our list of
Resources to be also based by region/community, so this will work into that
process.

We can also work more folks into our annual SAR avalanche training (which we
held in TPass this past December & included some on your list below).

I would like to contact you by phone to follow-up and see if there are folks
in the Anchorage/Eagle R./Girdwood area who might be interested in joining
AMRG--we are looking to expand our roster of folks who have snowmachines and
ATV's and are willing to assist. I'll be tied up the next couple of days
working with the Troopers on coordinating the recovery of the avalanche
victim in Center Creek, but will be in touch after that.

FYI....we are working with Sgt. Barlow and Trooper Peterson to contact Snow
Safaris and experienced riders to line up folks to assist with that effort
which will likely occur on Thursday. We first have to make sure we can make
that scene safe to put lots of other people in the area for searching...

Sincerely,

( I removed his name and phone number)
Chairman, Alaska Mountain Rescue Group

How can I sign up and would like to do the training. I do have an atv and meat wagon as well. I have posted my contact number earlier on this tread.

907RYDR · Apr 1, 2009

I am stranded in seattle because of the valcano, will hopefully be back in town Thursday morning.
I have room for two sleds in my trailer and also have pull behind sleds if needed for gear etc..
will be keeping in touch via snowest until search kicks back on..

If i can help in any way, pm or call me, Thanks Tyler

OFT Racing · Apr 1, 2009

Rick 306-2025 Anchorage, becon, probe, shovel, snowmachine, climbing gear, back country skis, snowshoes.

akmclean · Apr 2, 2009

Hey Robert If it matters I have 3 beacons and all kinds of shovels.

crunch! · Apr 2, 2009

Sign me up

Crewcab Duramax to pull anything or carry anyone, Yammi with a 162", Beacon, Probe, Shovels (big ones and backpack style), Snowshoes, a lifetime of climbing and snowboarding experience, CPR, First Aid, Heli experience, avy knowledge but not certified. Oh yeah, and a snorkel if it gets too deep!

Willing to go North or South. Familiar with Turny, LL, Placer, Hatchers, Archangel, and Pville.

Tom-351-1281
Anchorage

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