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Parkland Search and Rescue Society is a non-profit, charitable organization providing trained volunteers to the RCMP, Edmonton Police Service and other law-enforcement agencies. Although its members are trained for missing person searches, the society helps the RCMP in evidence searches and has been called upon by Disaster Services to provide logistical and tactical support during emergencies.
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All members provide their own basic equipment. They must be fully equiped to survive under austere conditions, without notice, for a minimum of 24 hours. In addition they must be able to provide medical and moral support for the subjects of the search.
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The members receive no compensation for their expenses or time spent searching. Parkland SAR does, however, provide training and group equipment whenever possible to the members at no cost.
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The only way we are able to provide the necessary training and required equipment is through the generosity of civic minded corporations, organizations, and individuals.
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Parkland SAR wishes to thank the following businesses, organizations and individuals for their support of search and rescue activities:
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 Wild Rose Foundation -- for providing capital funding that purchased an
equipment trailer, a communications system, upgrades to the command post
and uniforms, vests, jackets and GPS units
Merlin Media Inc. -- for getting us onto the internet and their continued support.
Snowy Mountain Enterprises Ltd. -- for bringing us on to the internet.
John Gilmore -- for designing our logo.
Multi Vend -- for their ongoing support.
Community Lottery Board #32 (Wabamun) -- for providing capital funding.
Spruce Grove Community Lottery Board -- for providing capital funding.
Edmonton Power Corporation (EPCOR) -- for sponsoring 12 new uniforms.
Canyon Radio and Communications -- for donating 11 radios for use in training and search and rescue missions.
Stars Foundation -- for providing funding to assist in the purchase of first aid and basic rescue equipment
Parkland Riding Club -- for providing funding.
Lions Club (Stony Plain) -- for providing funding.
Lesal Construction -- for its continuing support.
Tober Hembling Chartered Accountants -- for accounting services
TransAlta Utilities (Keephills Generating Station) -- for donating a rescue rope and rope bag
Wal-Mart (Spruce Grove) for providing capital funding
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Parkland SAR wishes to thank the following businesses for their support at the Stony Plain Trade Show 2001:
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Tanarama, Stony Plain (Steve Jackson)
Old Mill Feed, Seed and Pet Supplies Ltd, Stony Plain
Stony Mill Imports Ltd., Stony Plain (Tanya Bailey)
Second Home, Stony Plain (Irma Wilson)
Re-Cycle Motorcycles, Stony Plain (Len Graf)
Grove Fashion Cleaners, Stony Plain
Rainbow Beauty Salon, Stony Plain
Multi Vend, Stony Plain
Towriffics International (Karen Schmidt/Rick Parent)
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Our sincerest appreciation to the following companies and individuals who have also made donations to Parkland Search and Rescue Society:
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Maureen and David Ives, St Albert
Candytime, Edmonton
Grove Sign and Design Ltd, Spruce Grove
Tom and Mary Ellen Williams, Stony Plain
Araday Enterprises, Stony Plain
Can-Am Media Inc, Spruce Grove
Tom Elliott, St Albert
Gerry Gallagher, Carvel
LJB Auto Inc, Spruce Grove
Debbie and Ross Ives, Stony Plain
Allan Shenfield, Spruce Grove
SAR Techs of 417 Squadron, Cold Lake
H and E Upholstery, Spruce Grove
Cycle Works West, Spruce Grove
Wally Hawryluk, Exit Realty, Spruce Grove
Hayes Denture Clinic, Spruce Grove
Syntactics Inc., Stony Plain
Lucille Upper, Brandon
Linda Taylor, Edmonton
Cycle Works, Edmonton
Beverly Fecteau
Century Sales and Services Ltd. - for donating safety glasses, flagging tape, and disposable coveralls
Safeway (Spruce Grove)
Lusha Designs (Spruce Grove)
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