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devastation, TTF's urban search and rescue and water rescue teams are =
renowned for their expertise in responding to both man-made and natural =
disasters.

Local team members attended last weekend's Texan exercise at their own =
expense and time. Its goal was to bring home new rescue skills as well =
as a shopping list of new life saving technical items that will assist =
the team in future challenges.

"When people want to move ahead and gain skills for our team we are 100 =
per cent behind that. They take time from their jobs to do this. They go =
down at their own expense," said Sliger, adding team members worked 10 =
to 14 hours a day during their Texas training. "Everything we do is =
pretty much at our own expense, or what we fundraise for. It is hugely =
costly. The flight alone is costly.

"And they always come back and want more toys so we do more fund =
raising," added Sliger.

Contributed by Rodney Dietrich accountinggod at shaw.ca=20

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A different report, but about the same training session was sent by Ric =
Henderson. The information may be the same as above, but editor didn't =
want to leave anyone out.

Local Rescuers Train in Texas

On Friday March 27, seven volunteer members of the Red Deer Search and =
Rescue Technical Rescue Team will travel to College Station Texas to =
participate in a full scale disaster exercise, over the upcoming =
weekend, in conjunction with Texas Task Force 1. The two teams entered =
into a memorandum of agreement earlier this year after Red Deer team =
members trained at 'Disaster City' in Texas over the Labour Day weekend.

Texas Task Force 1 is one of the most active search and rescue teams in =
the U.S., having responded to at least one major disaster each year =
since its inception in 1998. From the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks to =
Hurricane Katrina's devastation, Texas Task Force 1's urban search and =
rescue and water rescue teams have expertise in responding to both =
man-made and natural disasters.

Rescue Team Leader Marcel Schur says the team is excited about the =
opportunity to train with Texas Task Force 1 as their years of =
experience will be valuable in developing the Red Deer Team members =
knowledge and skills.

Red Deer Search and Rescue is a non-profit organization founded in June =
of 1996 by a group of outdoor enthusiasts with a desire to contribute =
their skills for the benefit of those who have become lost or missing. =
Working in partnership with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, =
Municipalities and other volunteer search and rescue organizations in =
Alberta, the Team is ready to provide their volunteer services anywhere =
and at anytime. Technical Rescue Team members are trained in high angle, =
confined space, structural collapse, and swift water rescue.

Red Deer Search and Rescue Texas Task Force 1

www.reddeersar.com =
....................................................http://usar.tamu.edu/=
 =20

For further info, contact:

Bev Sliger, President Red Deer SAR............................Ric =
Henderson, Red Deer SAR

403-396-3330.............................................................=
..403-505-3069

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GET READY IN THE PARK

Edmonton's Emergency Response event in Hawrelak Park on Saturday May =
9th,10am to 4pm, has a poster on the Edmonton website where more info =
can be found. www.edmonton.ca/oep=20

Mike Cook mike.cook at edmonton.ca Sent a poster that could not be =
reproduced here and a link to it on the Edmonton website.=20

Actually, Mike, I looked and couldn't find the poster or the info at =
that link. Maybe check with their webmaster. (Editor)

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SARA Happenings is issued to foster communication within the Search =
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are listed=20
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&nbsp;
2009 PROVINCIAL CONFERENCE 
April 24 to 26 
Hosted by Parkland SAR 
Conference registration can be accessed directly from the Conference =
info=20
panel on the SAR Alberta website. <A=20
href=3D"http://www.saralberta.org/"><FONT=20
face=3DArial =
color=3D#0000ff>http://www.saralberta.org/</A><FONT=20
face=3DArial> The Information Brochure and Event Schedule can also be =
accessed on=20
the site.
See <A href=3D"http://www.parklandsar.org/"><FONT=20
face=3D"Times New Roman">www.parklandsar.org</A><FONT=20
face=3DArial> or <A href=3D"http://www.saralberta.org/"><FONT=20
color=3D#0000ff><FONT=20
face=3D"Times New Roman">www.saralberta.org</A>=20
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<P>HUGE NEWSLETTER THIS MONTH</P></B>
<P>Some months your newsletter editor has to scratch for material and =
some=20
months everyone wants to say something. The newsletter used to be =
tailored to=20
short items because many members were on dial-up. Not knowing if that =
has all=20
changed I=92m sending this missive out, but if it gives problems at your =
end,=20
please let me know for future months.</P>
<P>Editor </FONT><A href=3D"J=92"><U><FONT face=3DArial =
color=3D#0000ff><FONT face=3DArial=20
color=3D#0000ff>choare at shaw.ca</U></FONT></FONT></A><FONT face=3DArial> =
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</P><B>
<P>CAVE RESCUE WORKSHOPS</P></B>
<P>Hi everyone, (feel free to pass this on to those who may be =
interested in=20
caving or cave rescue)</P>
<P>British Columbia Cave Rescue with assistance from the Alberta Cave =
Rescue=20
Organization is putting on a couple of hands-on workshops in the =
Crowsnest Pass=20
area May 8 - 12, 2009.</P>
<P>The 20-hour Companion Cave Rescue Workshop is intended to be useful =
to anyone=20
interested in safe caving skills, including novices, experienced cavers =
and SAR=20
personnel who wish to broaden their knowledge. It provides experienced=20
instruction in rigging, single rope techniques, accident avoidance, =
mechanical=20
advantage systems and companion rescue methods for caving.</P>
<P>The consecutive 20 hr Rope Rescue Response Workshop builds on the =
rigging and=20
rescue skills practiced in the Companion Rescue Workshop by introducing=20
participants to high angle stretcher handling, rigging and the =
organizational=20
structure of a technical rope rescue response, with particular reference =
to cave=20
rescue. </P>
<P>If you are interested in attending either of these workshops, please =
check=20
out the details at </P>
<P>1. <A=20
href=3D"http://www.missioncontrol.co.nz/itm/Event_Master_Item_Public.aspx=
?ID=3D2029">http://www.missioncontrol.co.nz/itm/Event_Master_Item_Public.=
aspx?ID=3D2029</A>=20
</P>
<P>or <A=20
href=3D"http://www.cancaver.ca/bccr/BCCRtrain.htm">http://www.cancaver.ca=
/bccr/BCCRtrain.htm</A>=20
</P>
<P>Registration is limited to 20 participants for each workshop. Student =
/=20
Instructor ratio is 5:1 or less.</P>
<P>Cindy Heselton </P>
<P>Director, South Central Region </P>
<P>Chair, Standards Committee</P>
<P>Search and Rescue Alberta (SAR AB) </P>
<P>Day (403) 268-5561 | Eve (403) 295-6474 </P>
<P><A href=3D"http://www.saralberta.org">www.saralberta.org</A> </P>
<P>Calendar of events: <A=20
href=3D"http://www.missioncontrol.co.nz/ITM/Calendar.aspx?id=3D3">http://=
www.missioncontrol.co.nz/ITM/Calendar.aspx?id=3D3</A>=20
</P>
<P>SAR Albert Standards Committee <A=20
href=3D"http://saralberta.dnsalias.org:8080/SARAlbertaStandardsCommittee"=
>http://saralberta.dnsalias.org:8080/SARAlbertaStandardsCommittee</A>=20
</P>
<P>NOT GETTING INFORMATION? Check out <A=20
href=3D"http://saralberta.dnsalias.org:8080/SARATrainCoordsEMailingList">=
http://saralberta.dnsalias.org:8080/SARATrainCoordsEMailingList</A>=20
&nbsp;to see if you're listed as a training coordinator on the group =
contact=20
lists...also, anyone interested in training can sign up for the=20
sara-traincoords at castrov.cuub.ab.ca list ... </P>
<P>Note: I do not have access to Yahoo during business hours. If your =
issue is=20
urgent, please email me at </FONT><A=20
href=3D"mailto:cindy.heselton at calgary.ca"><U><FONT face=3DArial =
color=3D#0000ff><FONT=20
face=3DArial =
color=3D#0000ff>cindy.heselton at calgary.ca</U></FONT></FONT></A><FONT=20
face=3DArial> </FONT></P>
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<P>SAR BASICS COURSE</P></B>
<P>Sundre VSAR is running a SAR Basics course in June 2009<BR><BR>June =
13/14 and=20
27/28 2009<BR>Sundre Arena meeting room<BR>08:00 to 16:30 =
approx.<BR>instuctor ;=20
Les Brace<BR>Cost $150.00 p/p<BR>Contact;<BR>Renny Norsworthy <A=20
href=3D"mailto:arms_rn56 at hotmail.com">arms_rn56 at hotmail.com</A> =
&nbsp;<BR>SVSAR=20
Training Director 1-403-638-9133</P>
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<HR>
</P><B>
<P>FROM THE PRESIDENT</P></B>
<P>SAR ALBERTA UPDATE APRIL 2009</P>
<P>The past few months have been very busy for SAR Alberta with some =
interesting=20
challenges and opportunities. In March I met with AEMA Managing Director =
David=20
Hodgins to discuss the progress to date between our two organizations =
and how we=20
might better be able to move forward. Over the last year I have met over =
30=20
times with various people within AEMA and while there has been progress =
in some=20
key areas, the lack of an overall plan for search and rescue in the =
province has=20
been a problem. Mr. Hodgins did recognize the need for improvement in =
the=20
process and understands the need for the two organizations to work =
together=20
toward a common goal. He has raised the issue with his executive team =
and I have=20
heard from Colin Lloyd, the Executive Director of Operations who is =
taking the=20
initiative to see that AEMA clearly defines its role in search and =
rescue and=20
how it will continue to work with SAR Alberta to ensure an effective =
search and=20
rescue system in the province.</P>
<P>Colin Lloyd and I will be speaking again next week and we will =
provide an=20
update at the AGM. I appreciate Colin=92s perspective on things and I =
think he has=20
a good grasp of what needs to be done and how we can better work =
together to=20
support SAR in Alberta.</P>
<P>MOU</P>
<P>As part of the ongoing negotiations with AEMA SAR Alberta has =
officially=20
requested an MOU with the agency. It is hoped that the MOU will be in =
place=20
within the next six months. SAR Alberta has also, once again, requested =
an MOU=20
with the RCMP. Mike Self, with K-Division has requested clarification =
from AEMA=20
on its search and rescue role and wants that clarification in place =
before he=20
proceeds with an MOU with SAR Alberta. </P>
<P>SAR ALBERTA GRANT</P>
<P>In February SAR Alberta put forward a grant application for $25,000 =
to hire=20
an individual to help build capacity within the organization. The grant =
was=20
approved and will be issued to SAR Alberta within the next few weeks. =
Having=20
this resource in place will be key in moving the organization forward in =
the=20
next year.</P>
<P>TRAINING GRANTS</P>
<P>The training grants for the 2009/2010 season have now all been =
issued. All=20
those teams that put in applications this year received their grant =
money. As=20
most of you noticed there was an issue with the application deadline =96 =
which=20
AEMA did extend. There was also some question around the municipality =
over=20
20,000 rule. Though the situation was not ideal and did cause some =
problems for=20
teams, once the problems were identified AEMA did step up to the table =
and was=20
very helpful in trying to rectify things. Pat Henneberry, Director, =
Research,=20
Training and Accreditation did get involved and was very helpful in =
getting the=20
grants through.</P>
<P>The limit on the types of courses available this year was set by Ric=20
Henderson, in conjunction with AEMA, when Ric was acting as the training =

coordinator. SAR Alberta will be working with AEMA next year to =
streamline the=20
grant process. It has been suggested that a more coordinated approach =
across the=20
province =96 to maximize the dollars spent =96 is needed.
PROVINCIAL TRAINING EXERCISE
As part of their grant proposal Rocky Mountain House Volunteer Search =
and=20
Rescue asked for just over $20,000 to help coordinate a provincial wide =
search=20
and rescue exercise. The Minister approved this grant so the exercise =
will be=20
planned for the coming year. This will be the first provincial wide =
exercise in=20
many years and it will be an excellent learning opportunity for all the =
teams=20
and agencies involved.
STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSION
SAR Alberta will be reviewing and redeveloping its strategic plan =
over the=20
next few months. While it is important that AEMA clarify its role within =
search=20
and rescue it is also equally important for SAR Alberta to do so also. A =
lack of=20
clear direction and purpose has made it difficult for SAR Alberta to =
accomplish=20
things =96 with too few people and resources being pulled in too many =
directions.=20
It is not fair, nor was it ever, to ask people to step up to the board =
and ask=20
them to make head way when no one knows where the ship is supposed to be =
going.=20
The plan will include more than just a list of things SAR Alberta should =
do =96 it=20
will also re-examine why SAR Alberta exists, what its core functions =
should be=20
and what resources will be needed to make the organization work. SAR =
Alberta=20
will be looking for input at the AGM on the strategic plan, so it is =
important=20
for teams to be represented. It will also be important for you to have =
strong=20
regional representation on the board so that your area and organizations =
are=20
kept in the loop during this very important year.
REGIONAL REPS
Some region will no longer have representation after the AGM as their =

directors and deputy directors are stepping down. As this is going to be =
a key=20
year for search and rescue in Alberta it is important now more than ever =
that=20
teams send qualified and interested representation to the SAR Alberta =
board. A=20
lot will be happening with the clarification of roles, further =
development of=20
standards and the changes to training grants. Make sure your region has=20
representation..
TRAINING COORDINATOR
SAR Alberta is in need of a training coordinator =96 there is an =
opportunity=20
this year for someone to make a big difference in how the training =
grants are=20
used, someone with a vision on how to maximize the training efforts in =
the=20
province is really needed. If you are interested please let the SAR =
Alberta=20
board know. 
CONFERENCE
If you haven=92t signed up for the conference this year please do so. =
It is=20
going to be a very good event and some significant changes are going to =
be=20
kicked off with this conference. The price does include all your =
accommodation=20
and meals so it is a very good deal. Parkland Search and Rescue would =
appreciate=20
the support and SAR Alberta needs to see all the teams at the AGM. The =
lineup=20
for the conference is really great so don=92t miss out.
Monica Ahlstrom <A=20
href=3D"mailto:mavada at cruzinternet.com">mavada at cruzinternet.com</A> 
President SAR Alberta

<HR>

SARVAC
SARVAC Update =96 April 2009 (Also from Monica).
On April 4, the Search and Rescue Volunteer Association of Canada =
(SARVAC)=20
held a strategic planning session in Toronto. Over the last years SARVAC =
has=20
been working on restructuring its governance model. Part of this has =
come about=20
as the result of a NIF (New Initiative fund) SARVAC received from the =
National=20
Search and Rescue Secretariat, that was to be used in part to help build =

capacity within SARVAC. This capacity building was part of a larger NIF =
that is=20
being used to implement a national prevention program that was =
originally=20
developed in BC.
In the past SARVAC=92s governance model was based on the "working =
board" model,=20
a model which most SAR groups use and are familiar with. On a working =
board the=20
members are expected to do most of the work for the organization through =

committees, etc, and it is up to them to implement the policies they =
set.
SARVAC is switching to a Policy board =96 which will shift the focus =
from the=20
day-to-day task of running the organization to that of developing =
strategic=20
policy and direction. The implementation of these policy directions will =
be left=20
to the hired staff SARVAC now has. 
SARVAC has been able to move to this type of board as it now has two =
hired=20
staff members. Last year SARVAC received a NIF grant that included hired =
staff=20
as part of the proposal.
RCMP CHAMPION
The RCMP are now the champions at a national level for ground SAR. =
Though the=20
RCMP has always played a role in Ottawa on ground SAR issues there was =
no one=20
agency in Ottawa that clearly represented ground search and rescue to =
the=20
federal government. The RCMP will now officially have that role.
ADVENTURE SMART PROGRAM
SARVAC is going to instruct 10 more people from each province to =
become=20
presenters of the Adventure Smart program. This training is tentatively=20
scheduled for October. SARVAC will cover all expenses for the training =
including=20
travel, and accommodation. SAR Alberta will be setting out criteria for =
those=20
who will be selected and will be providing more information on this =
initiative=20
in the coming months.
SARVAC will also be training a Master trainer from each province who =
will be=20
able to instruct others in delivery of the program. This training =
session is for=20
one person only and will be held in June in Vancouver. SARVAC has asked =
that=20
when possible, one of the original three individuals sent to the first =
training=20
program last October be selected. SAR Alberta will work with our three=20
candidates to select this person.

<HR>

RED DEER EXPRESS ARTICLE 
04/01/09
BY JOHNNIE BACHUSKY
Red Deer Express 
Seven Red Deer and area citizens are home from disaster.
That=92s Disaster City in Texas.
The seven men and women are volunteers with the Red Deer Search and =
Rescue=20
Technical Rescue Team.
From last Friday to Monday they attended the 52-acre training =
facility,=20
dubbed Disaster City, in College Station, Texas. It is the second =
consecutive=20
year the local rescue team attended to learn new life saving skills and=20
techniques. This year the seven locals participated in a full scale =
disaster=20
exercise in conjunction with Texas Task Force 1 (TTF).
"They (TTF) have a team of 300 people, and every year they take a =
third of=20
that team and have a major exercise for the weekend," said Ric =
Henderson,=20
planning section chief for the Red Deer search and rescue team. "We =
fitted in=20
with the team, doing the search part and where people are, and the =
rescue.
"One of our team members is a nurse and has done some medical =
training with=20
them as well," said Henderson, who is also assistant county manager for =
Red Deer=20
County. "She was part of the medical team. Other people, such as myself, =
were=20
shadowing some of their team leaders as part of the team =
management."
Disaster City is adjacent to the world-renowned Brayton Fire Training =
Field,=20
and offers a full array of skills and techniques sought by emergency =
response=20
professionals from all corners of the world.
"They actually built a town and pretty much wrecked it, with =
overturned buses=20
with fake people in them and collapsed buildings," said Bev Sliger, =
president of=20
the 70-member, all volunteer local search and rescue team.
"It is a very, very unique and interesting place."
Created by the Texas Engineering Extension Service (TEEX), the mock =
community=20
features full-scale, collapsible structures designed to simulate various =
levels=20
of disaster and wreckage which can be customized for the specific =
training needs=20
of any group.
TTF is considered one of the most active search and rescue teams in =
the U.S.,=20
having responded to at least one major disaster each year since its =
inception in=20
1998.
From the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks to Hurricane Katrina=92s =
devastation,=20
TTF=92s urban search and rescue and water rescue teams are renowned for =
their=20
expertise in responding to both man-made and natural disasters.
Local team members attended last weekend=92s Texan exercise at their =
own=20
expense and time. Its goal was to bring home new rescue skills as well =
as a=20
shopping list of new life saving technical items that will assist the =
team in=20
future challenges.
"When people want to move ahead and gain skills for our team we are =
100 per=20
cent behind that. They take time from their jobs to do this. They go =
down at=20
their own expense," said Sliger, adding team members worked 10 to 14 =
hours a day=20
during their Texas training. "Everything we do is pretty much at our own =

expense, or what we fundraise for. It is hugely costly. The flight alone =
is=20
costly.
"And they always come back and want more toys so we do more fund =
raising,"=20
added Sliger.
Contributed by Rodney Dietrich <A=20
href=3D"mailto:accountinggod at shaw.ca"><FONT=20
face=3DArial =
color=3D#0000ff>accountinggod at shaw.ca</A><FONT=20
face=3DArial> 

<HR>

A different report, but about the same training session was sent by =
Ric=20
Henderson. The information may be the same as above, but editor didn=92t =
want to=20
leave anyone out.
Local Rescuers Train in Texas
On Friday March 27, seven volunteer members of the Red Deer Search =
and Rescue=20
Technical Rescue Team will travel to College Station Texas to =
participate in a=20
full scale disaster exercise, over the upcoming weekend, in conjunction =
with=20
Texas Task Force 1. The two teams entered into a memorandum of agreement =
earlier=20
this year after Red Deer team members trained at =91Disaster City=92 in =
Texas over=20
the Labour Day weekend.
Texas Task Force 1 is one of the most active search and rescue teams =
in the=20
U.S., having responded to at least one major disaster each year since =
its=20
inception in 1998. From the 9/11 World Trade Center attacks to Hurricane =

Katrina=92s devastation, Texas Task Force 1=92s urban search and rescue =
and water=20
rescue teams have expertise in responding to both man-made and natural=20
disasters.
Rescue Team Leader Marcel Schur says the team is excited about the=20
opportunity to train with Texas Task Force 1 as their years of =
experience will=20
be valuable in developing the Red Deer Team members knowledge and =
skills.
Red Deer Search and Rescue is a non-profit organization founded in =
June of=20
1996 by a group of outdoor enthusiasts with a desire to contribute their =
skills=20
for the benefit of those who have become lost or missing. Working in =
partnership=20
with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Municipalities and other =
volunteer=20
search and rescue organizations in Alberta, the Team is ready to provide =
their=20
volunteer services anywhere and at anytime. Technical Rescue Team =
members are=20
trained in high angle, confined space, structural collapse, and swift =
water=20
rescue.
Red Deer Search and Rescue Texas Task Force 1
<A href=3D"http://www.reddeersar.com">www.reddeersar.com</A>=20
....................................................http://usar.tamu.edu/=
=20
&nbsp;
For further info, contact:
Bev Sliger, President Red Deer SAR............................Ric =
Henderson,=20
Red Deer SAR
403-396-3330..........................................................=
.....403-505-3069

<HR>

GET READY IN THE PARK
Edmonton=92s Emergency Response event in Hawrelak Park on Saturday =
May=20
9th,10am to 4pm, has a poster on the Edmonton website where =
more info=20
can be found. <A href=3D"http://www.edmonton.ca/oep">www.edmonton.ca/oep</A><FONT=20
face=3DArial> 
Mike Cook <A href=3D"mailto:mike.cook at edmonton.ca">mike.cook at edmonton.ca</A> Sent=20
a poster that could not be reproduced here and a link to it on the =
Edmonton=20
website. 
Actually, Mike, I looked and couldn=92t find the poster or the info =
at that=20
link. Maybe check with their webmaster. (Editor)

<HR>

SARA HAPPENINGS SUBMISSIONS 
Our regular publication date for mailings of SARA Happenings is the =
middle of=20
each month. Please note that the deadline for material is the =
14th of=20
each month. 

Does your group have an event posting for the SARA Happenings =
mailing? If so,=20
please send information 1-1/2 months prior to the dates you wish =
advertised. It=20
will then give ample time for those reading it to respond. 
Please send all material to the editor; Chris Hoare at <A=20
href=3D"">choare at shaw.ca</A> =
PLEASE DO=20
include contact information for members to gain further information.
&nbsp;
To subscribe or unsubscribe visit=20
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