SEASAR is looking for new members to volunteer
MEDICINE HAT, AB. – The South Eastern Alberta Search & Rescue Association (SEASAR) hosted an open house and new member recruitment meeting Sunday September 17, 2017. They are actively seeking 25 new volunteers to join their spring training session said Paul Carolan, president of SEASAR.
“We build the training in house, we have 6 certified SAR basic skills instructors right here with the team so we design the course and meet the learning objectives and make sure they’re ready to go by the time they’re finished,” he explained.
Carolan said they are looking for active ground search and rescue members but also for individuals willing to do other things to help their team.
“We have gear and equipment that needs maintaining, fundraising that needs to be done, grant applications that need to be written and so those things are really important too,” he said.