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Our Mission
We are an all-volunteer, non-profit team that assists the Boise County Sheriff's Office in searching for and rescuing people who are lost or injured outdoors. Our members give their own time and training so that help is ready when the call comes.
From wilderness searches and swiftwater incidents to backcountry medical rescues, our volunteers respond across some of Idaho's most rugged terrain — at no cost to the people we help.
What We Do
Our members train year-round across a range of search and rescue disciplines.
Trained teams cover difficult terrain on foot to locate lost or overdue hikers, hunters, and travelers.
Volunteers provide emergency care and safely package and evacuate injured patients from remote areas.
Water-trained members respond to incidents on Boise County's rivers and reservoirs.
Rope teams reach patients on steep or cliff terrain where a standard carry-out isn't possible.
Snowmobile and over-snow operations keep the team responding through Idaho winters.
Incident command and planning coordinate resources so every search runs safely and effectively.
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No prior experience required — just commitment, fitness, and a willingness to train. We'll teach you the rest.
We receive no funding for the gear, fuel, and training that keep us ready. Every donation goes straight to the field.