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Urban Search and Rescue Course Offered in Campbell County

Urban Search and Rescue Course Offered in Campbell County
John Bobel
April 15, 2019

This is the first comprehensive guide to urban search. It compares factors of an urban/suburban incident with wilderness search, including preplanning, search management, special investigation considerations, use of resources, and documentation. The student will learn how to: understand your urban environment-residential, retail, business, industrial and/or recreational and develop preplans accordingly. Conduct thorough investigations and interviewing including training search personnel in door-to-door canvassing. Develop an accurate profile of the missing person using new urban specific data from the International Search & Rescue Incident Database (ISRID). Class will begin at 8:00a.m. EDT and end at 5:00p.m. EDT each day.

This Course is sponsored by the Campbell County Office of Emergency Management and the Kentucky Division of Emergency Management.

Register online at:  https://kyem.ky.gov/training/Pages/SAR.aspx

Additional registration details are attached.

For more information contact William R. Turner, CKEM at wturner@campbellcountyky.org

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