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The teams load the patient onto the boat
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Help Us Help Your Community
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We need your help. Though we provide Search & Rescue services throughout the Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia area, our team never charges for emergency responses. This means the costs associated with training,
equipment, and transportation are the responsibility of each volunteer member. With the generous
contributions of people like you, we are able to fund many of our needs, such as radio systems, rescue
equipment, training and certification for members and dogs, and offset other costs as well. If you would
like to make a tax-deductible donation to our team, please
Your donation will make a real impact on the quality of services we provide. We thank you in advance for
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Recent News |
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Team Recognized by Serve DC, Executive Office of the Mayor and Prince George's County, MD for assisting with the a recent CERT program for over 60 students in the DC, Maryland, and Virginia area. 
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Upcoming Events
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May 24th to May 25th SARTECH I (FTL) & II (FTM) Practice
June 7th to June 8th Prince George's Co. Accelerated CERT Class
June 21st to June 22nd SARTECH I (FTL) & II (FTM) Practice
July 19th to July 20th SARTECH I (FTL) & II (FTM) Practice
August 16th to August 17th SARTECH I (FTL) & II (FTM) Practice
Click the training link for full schedule and details
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100% NIMS Compliant
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Delmarva Search and Rescue has the following NIMS Resources:
NIMS (ESF-9) Type 3+ Wilderness Search and Rescue Team
NIMS (ESF-9) Type 4+ Canine Wilderness Search and Rescue Tracking/Trailing Team
NIMS (ESF-9) Type 3+ Critical Incident Stress Management Team
Appalachian Search and Rescue Conference has the following resources:
NIMS (ESF-9) Type 1 Wilderness Search and Rescue Team with additional ESF-9 Resources in Canine, Cave Rescue, Mountain Rescue, Swiftwater Rescue and (ESF-8) Critical Incident Stress Management team and Radio Direction Finding Teams.
ASRC has ESF-9 resoucres capable of doing Wilderness, Urban, and Disaster Operations with not only field personnel, but also Overhead Teams and ICS personnel.
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