Nothing. Team members are volunteers. Search and Rescue service is built around volunteer commitment and training.

Call volume varies from year to year. The team responds as needed when rescue and search calls come in through the proper channels.

Response depends on the incident and the type of help needed. Team members are activated when calls require Search and Rescue support.

The team is made up of roughly 60 volunteers serving Utah County.

No. The team supports a wide range of rescue and search situations, including mountain, snow, vertical, water, tracking, medical, and other specialty needs.

It takes commitment, teamwork, ongoing training, and the ability to serve in demanding environments. Applicants must also meet the team’s eligibility requirements.

Download the membership application, complete it, and submit it to the Utah County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Services address listed on the Join SAR page.