2008/2009 Training
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May 2008
June 2008
McLean County (IL) EMA
2-day Ground Search and Rescue course
21-22 June 2008
McLean County EMA will be delivering a 2-day Ground
Search and Rescue course on June 21 and 22. This is the foundation course for
all personnel interested in GSAR. It consists of 4-5 hours of classroom
instruction and 10-11 hours of field instruction.
If you have volunteers who are interested in attending,
please pass this e-mail along and have them register at the following link:
http://portal.mcleancountyema.org/ema/SARRegistration/.
There is no registration fee and McLean County EMA will
cover all meals and training sites.
Personnel are required to wear boots, long pants and have
a long-sleeve shirt that can be put on in dense areas. Personnel are also
encouraged to bring water, knee pads, goggles and other PPE they feel
necessary.
If your county does not have a GSAR team, personnel from
other counties are welcome to join the McLean County team. We currently have
members from McLean, Woodford and Livingston counties.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Eric Hodges
Chief of Operations
McLean County EMA
ebhodge@ilstu.edu
July 2008
Water Seminar Announcement
Jonni Joyce K9 Water Seminar
July 12-13, 2008
Normal, Illinois
Hosted by Illinois Search Dogs Inc.
Location – Comlara Park, Lake Evergreen (Normal, IL)
Jonni Joyce will be providing two full days of instruction for all levels of K9
water search. The seminar will focus on motivational search problems utilizing
divers and classroom instruction on water search strategy and other
considerations for effective water search with K9s.
Space is limited so please register soon!
Camping is available at the park but reservations are required. Please
visit
http://www.co.mclean.il.us/Parks/Camping.htm
for information
on camping reservations.
Hotel lodging is available in Normal, which is about a 15 minute drive
from the lake. A block of rooms will be reserved at a local hotel.
Specific information for hotel reservations will be provided upon registration.
Breakfast and lunch will be provided both days on site at the lake to maximize
the amount of time for instruction.
Cost: $225 for Handler and K9
$100 for Handler without K9/Observer
To request registration materials, please contact Joan Brehm,
Illinois Search Dogs,
jbrehm@illinioissearchdogs.org
Adams County Emergency Management Agency
Land Navigation and Crew Leader training
19-20 July 2008
Quincy, IL.
The Adams County Emergency Management Agency is conducting a
Land Navigation and Crew Leader training on July 19th and 20th in Quincy.
The course will be designed to benefit anyone in search and
rescue making them more aware of crew leader responsibilities and developing
tactics on orienteering.
The course will be limited to the first 30 people that
register.
Lunch will be provided by the ACEMA during the two day class and
there is no cost for the course.
For additional information and registration form please visit our website at:
http://www.co.adams.il.us/ema/Search/search.htm
or you may contact me at
jsimon@co.adams.il.us
Thanks and look forward to seeing you in July.
August 2008
September 2008
Indiana Search Dog
Conference
Camp Atterbury, Indiana
18-21 September 2008
The National Search Dog Alliance announces its inaugural
conference to be held September 18-21, 2008, at the Indiana Department of
Homeland Security, Division of Training, Mari Hulman George Search and Rescue
Training Center, Camp Atterbury, Edinburgh, Indiana. Planned to appear by the
end of March is a page on the NSDA website (
www.n-sda.org ) listing each of the instructors and their bios,
information about camping, barracks, hotels and other details. This
information will also be placed on the Yahoo conference site.
The yahoo group can be found at
http://tech.groups.yahoo . com/NSDA-conference08. Set up a Yahoo
account by typing in a user name and password. A registration form can be
downloaded and returned by mail. Additional photos have been taken and will be
posted soon.
For those wanting to stay in the barracks, that information will need to be
supplied at the time of registration. A registration form is attached to this
month's NSDA newsletter which can be found at:
http://www.n-sda.org/newsletter.php.
If staying in the barracks, all bedding must be brought. Canines are only
permitted if crated due to a bad experience with a former group. Open showers
are available.
Permission has been obtained to search a C-130 airplane and numerous FEMA
trailers. For those planning to work the disaster rubble piles, bring a proper
helmet, suitable boots, leather gloves, eye protection and knee pads. Also
reserved are building like structures made from cargo containers that are
outfitted like rooms. Searches will be filmed and participants will be given
the CD of their search. NSDA respectfully declined the use of pop-out figures,
flash-bangs and gas or smoke.
The NSDA, working for the betterment of SAR, in conjunction with Alice Hanan
in memory of K9 Stryker, will be offering two (2) scholarships to attend the
NSDA Training Conference in September. The scholarships will include a one
year membership in the NSDA, the cost of the conference and $300.00 in travel
expenses for each winning handler.
Readers are asked to nominate someone from their team or someone they know who
is deserving of a scholarship to attend the NSDA Conference. Someone who makes
it to every training, every call out, volunteers to organize activities,
supports team members and fellow searchers and contributes to SAR in general,
but whose funds prevent them from attending training seminars would be a
prefect candidate. Submit the nominee's SAR history and circumstances in 750
words or less to Norma Snelling at
snelling@olypen.com, by May 1st.
CSAR 2008 Seminar
28 September - 3 October 2008
Near Potosi, Missouri
Canine Search & Recovery, Inc will be hosting its 2008
seminar at The YMCA Camp of The Ozarks, Camp Lakewood near Potosi, Mo from
Sept 28 to Oct. 3, 2008
Classes will be available in Air Scent: Beginning and
Int/Advanced; Cadaver - Land: Beginning and Int/Adv; Cadaver - Water; and
Trailing: Beginning, Intermediate and Advanced. Whether you have a mission
ready dog with several searches under its paws or a new dog waiting to start,
this seminar will provide information, training opportunities, networking and
new ideas to take back to your existing team.
More information can be found at
www.csar.org or by contacting
Carolyn Knapp at
cknapp@nemonet.com or
573-769-2782
SAR K-9 Kamp 2008
Hosted by C.A.E.S.A.R. Southwest-
http://www.caesarinc.org
September 18-21, 2008
Location- Camp Kon-O-Kwee -
http://www.ycamps.org/about.html
Trainers - Jonni Joyce & Deb Monde- Basic
Cadaver - Advanced Cadaver, Court Room Testimony -
http://www.jonnijoyce.com
Bart Wilson-Air Scent & Lost Alzheimer's Disease Person Search Management
Chris Weeks- Trailing
Rob Speiden- Land Navigation & Sign Cutting -
http://trackingschool.com
Todd Plunkett- Knot tying
Lillian Akin - Behaviorist/problem
Dr Kate Ronczka- K-9 First Aid
Greengirlz photography will be on hand taking photos throughout the weekend.
CD's can be ordered for $15 (includes tax and shipping). Formal
portrait sessions will also be available: sitting fee waived for SAR conference
(see website for print prices)
www.greengirlz.com
CGC & TDI testing on Saturday will be by sign up
Agility course
SPECIAL EVENTS: FUNDRAISING AUCTION ON SATURDAY NIGHT (PLEASE BRING A
SMALL ITEM/DONATION) (Saturday)
AMERICAN I-DOG COMES TO PA. (That's right, this is the spoof on American
IDOL where dog handlers perform skits with their dog to music with Chris
(Randy Jackson) Weeks, Bart (SIMON) Wilson, and a special guest as PAULA. )
Friday Night
Check-in is any time after 3pm on Thursday the 18th Registration and move into
your cabins. Dinner is a weenie roast at 7pm
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are being served in the main lodge Friday&
Saturday.
Sunday is breakfast & lunch
Check out by 4 pm on Sunday
Park your car for the weekend. Close walking distance to cabins
All training, classes and main lodge are within walking distance from the
cabins. There are places to swim your dogs and relax.
Please bring an item to auction off Saturday night.
We will be having the IDOG competition on Friday night.
For more information, availability and application email Cindy Braden
Application
Handler & dog $350/Handler only $250
Handler name:
Dog name:
Team Affiliation:
Email address:
Phone number:
All communication will be by email unless specified otherwise
Fees can be made in two payments of $175 handler/dog and $125 handler only one
with application and final by August 15,2008.No refunds after August 15
Includes Seminar T-shirt Size S M L XL XXL please circle your size
Please let us know what you interests are and what classes you would be
interested in attending so we can organize classes:
____Basic Cadaver
____Advanced Cadaver
____Trailing
____Air Scent
____ Court Room Testimony
____ Lost Alzheimer's Disease Person Search Management
____ Land Navigation
____ Sign Cutting
____ K-9 First Aid
____ CGC testing
____ TDI testing
____ Photograph of Handler and dog or dog only
____ Behaviorist
____ I WANT TO BE IN IDOG! (Please sign up. We need at least five dog skits!
Contact Jonni Joyce for ideas)
IPWDA Nationals-Camp Atterbury Indiana
29 September - 3 October 2008
Please check the website www.ipwda.org
for more information.
Search and Rescue membership are encouraged to register early so that we may
have our Master Trainers and Trainers on hand for training and certifications.
As an associate member of IPWDA, I can tell you they are very welcoming of
anyone in the SAR Community. Feel free to contact me with any
questions about the IPWDA Nationals.
October 2008
Scot Hansen Self-Defense for
Trail Riders Clinics
4-5 October 2008
Washington DC Area
Scot Hansen is coming to the Washington DC
area to present his Self-Defense for Trail Riders Clinics, on October 4th and
5th 2008.
The TROTSAR Search & Rescue Mounted Team Inc. is hosting this event.
Scot is a nationally known equine practitioner and has developed his clinic for
trail riders who wanted to know how they could use their horse to defend against
a human predator on the trail. It is a well-known fact that crime against
persons have skyrocketed in local, state and federal parks throughout the
country. Horseback riders need to be aware of the criminal element that prowls
our bridle paths and riding trails. You as a trail rider need to be prepared to
safely avoid or deal with such an encounter.
Each clinic is a three-hour session that teaches riders how to recognize
predator behavior, how to avoid an attack, how to stay safely in the saddle if
you are approached or assaulted, and how to teach your horse how to help you
escape safely. The clinic is an amazing experience and a great way to learn some
of the same techniques that mounted police officers use for crowd control. Scot
[himself] presents the techniques in a non-threatening way that helps both
people and horses learn progressively. This clinic also provides the riders with
some real-life experience in a safe and friendly environment to see just how
they would react and more importantly how their horse might react. The clinic is
recommended for persons who are trail riders, members of mounted search and
rescue teams or volunteer mounted patrol units.
Each clinic is limited to only 10 horse and riders per clinic, at a cost of $100
dollars per clinic. There will also be 10 slots available for those who wish the
audit (without horse) at the cost of $25.00 dollars per clinic. Morning clinics
begin at 9:00am and afternoon clinics begin at 1:30pm on both Saturday and
Sunday. The clinics will be held in an indoor arena near Bryans Road Maryland
(zip code 20616), which is approximately 30 minutes from (Old Town) Alexandria
Virginia, via the Capital Beltway (exit 3 south) onto Indian Head Highway.
Additional details and directions will be provided once payment
is received. To request an online registration packet please email:
Officers@trotsar.org
November 2008
Indiana Kentucky SAR L.A.S.T. Conference
(IN-KY SAR)
November 2008
Lincoln State Park
Lincoln City, Indiana
December 2008
2009
January 2009
February 2009
March 2009
April 2009
May2009
June 2009
July 2009
August 2009
September 2009
October 2009
November 2009
December 2009
Ongoing
Training & Distance Learning
Grog's Animated Search
& Rescue Knots Index
CDS Outdoor School is
offering a WFR, WEMT, and WCP course
this coming spring in
Quarryville, Lancaster County, PA.
Courses will be held at Block
Rock Retreat
all meals and lodging are
included in the course fee.
We are also offering a limited time offer
to members of organized Search and Rescue teams! Anyone that signs-up
and pays in full by the end of January 2006 will receive a 15% discount of the
course fee.
WFR Course
The Wilderness First Responder Course is a 70 hour
course taught over 7 days. The course exceed the standards for a WFR
course established by the Wilderness Medical Society (www.wms.org)
and there are no pre-requisites for this course. At the conclusion of
the course, students will receive 3-year certification as Wilderness First
Responders. In addition, course participants will have the opportunity
to challenge the American Red Cross Emergency Responder Course. If you
would like to sign-up or if you need additional information, click
here.
WEMT Course
The WEMT course is for currently certified First Responders, EMTs, or EMT-Ps
that wish to learn more about wilderness medicine techniques. This
course is taught over two 3-day weekends and is based on the WEMT curriculum
established by the Wilderness Emergency Medical
Services Institute (WEMSI). This course is also approved for PA
Con-ed (50 hours Med/Trauma). If you would like to sign-up or if you
need additional information, click
here.
Wilderness Command Physician Course
We will also be offering a WCP Course to run
alongside of our WEMT course. This course is for physicians that wish to
become certified as Wilderness Command Physicians. This course is
taught over 3-days and is based on the WCP curriculum established by the Wilderness
Emergency Medical Services Institute (WEMSI).
Instructor Course
CDS is also pleased to announce we will be
offering another instructor course. At the conclusion of the Instructor
Development program, instructors will be able to teach our WFA, AWFA, and WFR
courses. Candidates must apply and be accepted into this program and
must have completed a WEMT course (see above). For more information, click
here.
CDS Outdoor School, Inc.
EXTREME K-9 is pleased to
offer Search & Rescue training opportunities available
in the
Southern Illinois
area.
Additional seminars and
workshops are scheduled throughout
America
and
Europe
. See our website for more
details.
EXTREME K-9’s
Search & Detection
Academy
will conduct Spring and Fall sessions on the following dates at our training
facility
We invite you to visit our
website at www.extremek-9.com for
more information about course descriptions, calendar of events, Instructor
credentials, and training articles.
We will be happy to notify
your organization of upcoming training opportunities.
Please let us know if we can be of assistance or provide more
information.
"Knowledge cannot make us all leaders, but it
can help us decide which leader to follow."
The secondary device video is available through the Office
for Domestic Preparedness. www.ojp.usdoj.gov/odp
Synopses of that video and two others follow below. Also
currently in production are videos on Incident Command, Unified Command, and
Responding to a WMD/Haz-Mat Crime Scene. These are in addition to the
monthly CoMNET and Live Response programs that DOJ co-sponsors with TSWG and
FEMA. http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/odp/docs/comnet.htm
You may access all ODP resources through the help line number below: ODP
Help Line - 1-800-368-6498
ODP also operates an information clearinghouse with a virtual library of
information and resources, including abstracts, publications, videos, articles,
templates, models, samples, and links to other sites.
You may order up to 5 copies each of the videos through the DOJ Response Center
at 1-800-421-6770 For those who require than 5 copies, please fax a request on
letterhead to 202-616-2922, please label VIDEO REQUEST
Surviving the Secondary Device - the Rules Have Changed Video
Produced in partnership with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, this video
is designed to assist public safety officials in making informed decisions
concerning the real potential of secondary explosive devices. These devices,
which detonate after the initial explosion, target blast survivors, other
individuals who converge on the scene, and, more often, responding public safety
personnel. The possibility of secondary devices require that public safety
officials not only look at how to protect the lives our citizens, but how to
protect the responders. This video discusses policies and procedures for
effectively responding to and managing a bomb incident, and for better ensuring
the safety of the public and the emergency responder.
Surviving Weapons of Mass Destruction Video
The threat of terrorist incidents involving chemical or biological agents is
very real. This training video is designed to enhance the survival and safety of
emergency responders during such incidents. Although protecting the public is
the principal mission of all public safety agencies, it is also important that
emergency responders do not forget their own safety. This video, produced in
partnership with the Georgia Emergency Management Agency, approaches safety from
the individual responder and an agency perspective. Weapons of Mass Destruction
- the First Responder Video
Being prepared for incidents involving weapons of mass destruction means knowing
what to look for and how to react. Preparation means that all emergency response
agencies, including law enforcement, fire, emergency medical services and
others, at all levels of government, work together in responding to such events.
This video, produced in partnership with the City of Seattle Fire Department,
was prepared to familiarize emergency responders with steps they can take to
mitigate the effects of such incidents and to better ensure their own and the
public's safety.
Hope this info is helpful.
Regards,
Barb
Barbara T. Wisniewski Biehn
Training Program Analyst
Office for Domestic Preparedness
Phone: 202-353-0281
Pager: 877-858-9235
Fax: 202-616-2922
Email: wisniews@ojp.usdoj.gov
This notification to inform you
of updated and new courses being offered.
All of these programs are now
offered at NO COST for a limited time.
www.saferesponse.com
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* Hazmat Awareness/Refresher
(Updated for 2006)
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* Incident Command
Awareness/Refresher (Updated for 2006)
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* Evacuation Coordinator
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* Emergency Response Planning
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* Unified Command Awareness
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* Bloodborne Pathogens (Now
Offered at No Cost!)
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* Container Inspections (New for
2006)
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* Hospital-Based
Decontamination: Hazard Recognition (New for 2006)
As in the past, you can go to www.SafeResponse.com
and enter your existing login information.
TEEX Canine Emergency Care
Course is now available online
it's free!
The Course is sponsored by
TEEX's National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center, while it is
appropriate for Canine Handlers the intent is to provide local EMS
personnel using the equipment on a normal ambulance with the necessary
skills to provide emergency care for our working canines. Please feel free
to pass this on as the more we train the better.
The course is WMD-PER302 Canine
Emergency Care
From our website http://teexweb.tamu.edu/
This is Kathy Wall's program,
she is looking for feedback to make this course better. Her email is
Kathy.wall@teexmail.tamu.edu
FEMA
Independent Study Program - Course List
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FEMA
Independent Study Program:
IS-100 Introduction to Incident
Command System, I-100
Incident Command training is being developed and offered for a
variety of disciplines, including Federal Disaster Workers,
Public Works, Law Enforcement, and Public Health. All of the ICS
training offered through these courses is consistent. However,
the various versions include examples and exercises specific to
each of these disciplines.
ICS 100, Introduction to the Incident Command System, introduces
the Incident Command System (ICS) and provides the foundation
for higher level ICS training. This course describes the
history, features and principles, and organizational structure
of the Incident Command System. It also explains the
relationship between ICS and the National Incident Management
System (NIMS). Course
Overview materials and test site - GO TO
http://www.training.fema.gov/emiweb/is/is100.asp |
FEMA
Independent Study Program:
IS-200 ICS for Single Resources
and Initial Action Incidents
ICS 200 is designed to enable personnel to operate efficiently
during an incident or event within the Incident Command System
(ICS). ICS-200 provides training on and resources for personnel
who are likely to assume a supervisory position within the ICS.
IS-100 is a pre-requisite to the IS-200 course.
Course Overview materials and test
site - GO TO
http://www.training.fema.gov/emiweb/is/is200.asp |
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FEMA
Independent Study Program:
IS-700 National Incident
Management System (NIMS), An Introduction
On February 28, 2003, President Bush issued Homeland Security
Presidential Directive-5. HSPD-5 directed the Secretary of
Homeland Security to develop and administer a National Incident
Management System (NIMS). NIMS provides a consistent nationwide
template to enable all government, private-sector, and
nongovernmental organizations to work together during domestic
incidents. You can also find information about NIMS at
http://www.fema.gov/nims/
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FEMA Independent Study Program:
IS-800.A National Response Plan (NRP), An Introduction
The
National Response Plan, or NRP, describes how the Federal
Government will work in concert with State, local, and tribal
governments and the private sector to respond to disasters.
This course introduces the NRP. It is intended for DHS and
other Federal staff responsible for implementing the NRP, and
Tribal, State, local and private sector emergency management
professionals. Course Overview
materials and test site - GO TO
http://www.training.fema.gov/emiweb/IS/is800a.asp |
WMD 005:
WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders
Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness level course
The WMD/Terrorism Awareness for Emergency Responders (WMD-005)
course was designed to provide the participant with knowledge of
Hazardous Materials, Weapons of Mass Destruction and response to
incidents involving these materials. This Basic course
introduces the participant to topics such as Hazardous Materials
and WMD recognition, the Emergency Response Guide, NFPA 704
marking system (Haz-Mat signs posted on buildings), and more.
Audience - Any emergency responder from
all disciplines/services
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Bloodborne Pathogens (Now Offered at No Cost!)
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2008 Course Schedule
June – Urban Trailing – 3 days – contract class – Minneapolis , MN
Andy Rebmann
Disaster – 3 days – contract class – Minneapolis , MN
Marcia Koenig
This is our schedule for 2008. Contract classes are ones we're
doing for the members of a single unit and are not open to the general public.
The only two open classes so far is the basic cadaver in California which anyone
can attend and the cadaver workshop in Alaska which any Alaskan dog handler can
attend.
We've had a lot of changes in our lives, so won't be traveling out of town much
in 2008. In June I got a German Shepherd puppy from Jody
Potter who has chosen or bred our other dogs. Coyote is still doing well, but is
13 years old, so I got a puppy to train. Raven is a Coyote clone – energetic,
crazy and a handful. In September, Andy's dog Griz died suddenly at 11 from a
tumor on his heart. This was totally unexpected as Griz was working up until the
end with no signs of illness. This left me with two dogs and Andy with none.
After much consideration, Andy got a German Shepherd puppy from Kathy Holbert.
Carlo is two months younger than Raven. It's a zoo around here; but we're doing
our best to separate them much of the time and to each train our own dog. Both
dogs have much potential and are doing great jobs in search training; we just
have to survive their puppyhoods.
In addition, I am tutoring part-time five days a week where my daughter teaches
first grade English language learners.
That leaves us with little time to travel as we need to concentrate on our
puppies' obedience and search training.
If you want a class:
1. Basic cadaver class – This is the first basic cadaver class we've given in
three years. If you want a basic cadaver class, try to make
the one in Chico , CA as it probably will be the only basic cadaver class in
2008.
2. If your unit wants another type of class, one of the other of us would be
available to do a class for your unit. Contact me for more
information regarding contract class fees:
marciakoenig@earthlink.net
3. Classes in WA State – We will be adding classes in WA State depending on what
people want. We will charge less for these classes
as we don't need to travel and get dog sitters. Let me know what you're
interested in: marciakoenig@earthlink.net
Marcia Koenig
Illinois Emergency Management Agency
Training Calendar
If
you want to learn more about the Training Program or are interested in attending
a specific course, please contact the IEMA Regional Coordinator serving your
county. Registration must be made in advance to attend any course. An
application can be obtained from the IEMA Regional Coordinator or by downloading
in
pdf format.
Indiana
Public Safety Training Institute (PSTI)
Camp Atterbury - Edinburgh,
IN.
Indiana
Search and Rescue Academy
Lillian Hardy
Manager, Search and Rescue Training Branch
Mari Hulman George Search and Rescue Academy
Office: 800-200-7424
Fax: 812-526-0038
Email: lhardy@dhs.IN.gov
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Mari
Hulman George Search and Rescue Academy
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND
SECURITY
Search and Rescue Academy
Training Schedule – 2007 \ 2008
All class run 9am-5pm unless
specified otherwise
800-200-7424
Indiana DHS Search & Rescue Training Schedule
June (08)
7-8 K9410 -Advanced Cadaver
Search Techniques for K9’s Atterbury
14-15 K9300 Intermediate Air
Scenting Techniques for K-9s
Atterbury
July (08)
19 K9220 -Basic
Tracking/Trailing Techniques for
k9s
Atterbury
20 K9210 -Basic Cadaver
Search Techniques for K9’s
Atterbury
26-27 SAR200 -Ground Search
Techniques- Awareness
Atterbury
August (08)
9 SAR100 -Crime Scene
Operations – Blood Borne Pathogens
Atterbury
23-24 K9500 -Water Search
Techniques for k9’s
September (08)
12-13 SAR300 -Ground Search
Techniques--Operations Level
Atterbury
20 Hazmat
Awareness
Atterbury
Mari
Hulman George Search and Rescue Academy
Search and Rescue
Academy
All classes 9 AM - 6 PM unless noted otherwise.
*** All dogs participating in training
courses must be at least 6 months of age and have proof of
vaccinations***
Camp Atterbury
Edinburgh, Indiana
For information, please call
Search and
Rescue
Academy
Manager Lillian
Hardy at 800-200-7424 or e-mail lhardy@dhs.IN.gov
Indiana Department of Homeland
Security www.in.gov/sema
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State of Missouri
State
Emergency Management Agency
PO Box 116
2302 Militia Drive
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Jefferson City, MO 65101
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