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Documents and Forms

Here are current ASARA forms and documents:

AST SUBMISSION FORM: TRAINING COVERAGE (WORKERS COMP)

AST Training Coverage

AST Training Coverage Safety Plan Template

ASARA FUNDED TRAININGS

ASARA 2005-2009 Funded Trainings

MEMBERSHIP DOCUMENTS

The following are ASARA Membership Documents:

ASARA Membership Information

Mel Nading Award of Exemplary SAR Practice

TRAINING DOCUMENTS

The following are ASARA Training Documents:

2015 Alaska Grant Guide

Class Critique Form

Reimbursement Request Form

Training Funds Request Policy

Training Funds Reimbursement Policy

EQUIPMENT

ASARA Radio Network

ASARA Easy Searcher Units

ASARA Dynamometers, CMC Enforcer

ORGANIZATION DOCUMENTS

The following are ASARA Organization Documents:

ASARA Organizational Member Application

Sitka Mountain Rescue

209 Lake Street Sitka, Alaska 99835

www.cityofsitka.com

24 hour dispatch phone Sitka Fire Department

(907) 747-3233

SAR Captain Lance Ewers

lance1516@gmail.com

Cell 907-315-4999

Sitka Mountain Rescue has been organized and active within the City and Borough of Sitka since the early 1960's. The team is an all-volunteer team and currently has 37 active operational members on the roster.

Sitka Search and Rescue is a group of volunteers dedicated to providing wilderness safety education to the public, and prompt, professional emergency services for people who are lost, injured, stranded, or in need of rescue. You will find that this team is comprised of a group of people who are dedicated to saving lives and serving our community. The team is committed to providing the highest level of response and readiness to any wilderness emergency within the City and Borough of Sitka and Southeast Alaska.

Sitka SAR has a full Incident Management Team that specializes in land and marine based search management, a K-9 resource that provides track/trail as well as air scent dogs, a Mountain Rescue group that specializes in technical rescue, and clue aware ground searchers that have been trained in all aspects of Search and Rescue. The team has achieved and maintained full accreditation status in the Mountain Rescue Association.

Documents and Forms

Alaska Search & Rescue Association

Founded 1993