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OLD CBSAR CALENDAR HISTORY

YEAR 2009:

DECEMBER TRAINING:

Thursday, 12/17/09, 1300, St Mary's Care Flight at Irwin Movie Cabin, hosted by Irwin Cat Skiing. Snowmobiles needed for transportation. If you don't have a snowmobile, contact Billy Rankin with your RSVP. 970-275-2745
RSVP TO BILLY RANKIN: If you plan to attend, please click here to send RSVP email response to training instructor: brankin@crestedbutte.net

Wednesday, 12/16/09, 1800 (at Fire Station 2, Mt CB), Irwin Cat Skiing Briefing, Billy Rankin (Irwin Snow Safety Director)
RSVP TO BILLY RANKIN: If you plan to attend, please click here to send RSVP email response to training instructor: brankin@crestedbutte.net

Saturday, 12/12/09 (CBMR) 0930, Silver Queen lift (0900 @cache for carpool). Toboggan/SKED Training field, bring skis.
RSVP TO MIKE KINGSBURY: If you plan to attend, please click here to send RSVP email response to training instructor: m.kingsbury@yahoo.com

Wednesday, 12/9/09: Fire Station 2 (Mt CB), 1800- Toboggan/ SKED training (indoors).
RSVP TO MIKE KINGSBURY: If you plan to attend, please click here to send RSVP email response to training instructor: m.kingsbury@yahoo.com

November Training:

NOTICE:

Hi all, Hope October was a good break we are back at it again. Starting in November CB SAR will be implementing a RSVP for trainings. There will be a e-mail contact posted on the website, and simply clicking will bring up the link to trainers e-mail (assuming you have an email program on the computer you are using, and that the program is active at the time you are going to send your response). We are trying to make us somewhat committal towards trainings, and respect the time the trainers have put aside. If adequate response isn't met notice will be put out 2 days prior to cancel the training. For those that cant do the e-mail thing a phone # will be posted as well, but e-mail is the preferred response. I know this is new, but lets have a go at it. Feedback is always welcome. Thanks Jay

11/4/09 1800 Ben Pritchett - Avalanche

11/7/09 (Time TBA) Ben Pritchett- Avalanche field dress and gear up appropriately.

RSVP Ben Pritchett
Click here to send email response to training instructor: ben.harper.pritchett@gmail.com
970-901-5115

Optional Training:
11/21/09 0900 St Anthony Life Flight at Buckhorn Airstrip - Helicopter orientation Lift ticket certification/recert
11/22/09 0900 backup date (if they get called out)

RSVP Jay Pozner
Click here to send email response to training instructor: zzyyzzx11@gmail.com
970-349-3432

Future Training's:

1. ICS
We need more people trained in the ICS system. You can do some self training by going to the FEMA site and taking classes. Please go to the following link to see a flier on the independent study classes available to you. If you take a class, and show a copy of your certificate to the Secretary you will get training credit for Active Status. http://training.fema.gov/EMIWeb/downloads/IndependentStudyFlyer0508.pdf

2. Training on Gunnison County Resources
Winnebago Incident Command unit ... we need more people certified to pick up the unit in Gunnison and drive this to the IC. This is another way that Western State could help us. If we have a mission requiring the unit, Western State could be called to deliver it, thus allowing us to keep all our resources on the mission. Zumro Blow Up Shelter ... this is a blow up shelter (packed in it's own trailer) which we can take further into the field than the Winnebago. This shelter is kept at the airport.

3. Computer Operator
We need several people trained to drive the team computer, especially for Search Missions. We currently have Nicholas and myself who could give the IC everything needed to get the most out of our team computer. Since I'm out of town for 4 to 5 months and Nicholas needs to perform other duties, we need to train more people.

I will run a Computer Operator class on either Tuesday, August 18 or Thursday August 20 (I'll go with the majority). The class will run from 6:00 PM to 9:00. Dinner (probably elk chili) will be served at 5:15 PM. This will be a for credit class good for review for people who previously took the class and for first-timers. Please e-mail me advising your choice of the two days. Also, please let me know if you can bring a laptop computer to the training. Do you have TOPO loaded on this computer? We will do the training at my home in CB South. You will learn how to set up the computer and Printer, how to access the TOPO and Map Book software, how to print maps for search planning, and some basics on using the TOPO software. As a side benefit to the training, you will be encouraged to print your own maps using our team computer for hiking, hunting, and guiding. This will serve as homework to give extra training beyond what we can do in a 3 hour session. Please let me know if you want to attend by Thursday Aug 13. I will announce the class date and give you more details on Friday Aug 14. I will not be available to teach this class again until Feb. 2010.

Charley Dumas, CharleyElk@aol.com, 251 Neville Way, Crested Butte, CO 81334, 970-349-9450

October Training:

None, just get ready for November

September Training:

Sat, Sept 5: Training postponed until Sept 12 to accommodate for Labor Day weekend. See below.

Wed, Sept 12: High angle Bob Wojtalik; Jeff Isaac will do a medical update training at the cache 1800

Wed, 9/2: 1800, Hellicopter training with St. Mary's Care Flight. Have training with flight crew, and Helo will land at CB airstrip. This will be a hands-on orientation with classroom to follow. These folks are coming from Grand Junction just for our training. They are concerned about turnout. It isn't worthwhile to them, and looks bad for us, if we will not be in attendance. Please come out for this one. Please commit and RSVP. Either reply to the e-mail that went out, or call 349-3432 asap!! It will be fun, and c'mon how cool are helicopters? The training will start at the airstrip at Buckhorn at 1800. If you need a ride from the cache, be there before 17:40. We will then return to the cache for a presentation after the Helo orientation. Please bring questions about LZ's, packaging, and anything else.

August Training:

8/19: 1800, K-9 search training w/ Zach Springer. Be prepared to be in class or in the field.

We completed two training's this week covering the "SEARCH" part of Search and Rescue. We covered lots of material and ran a good exercise on Saturday. Western State participated with us and helped by being part of the training mission and by helping teach the class. By copy of this e-mail, I'm asking Ron Edwards to share our thanks with the other members of his team. Training together like this helps us get to know each other and should help as we work on mutual aid missions in the future.

Team members who had never served in key management roles before did a good job in their roles. Thank you to Eric, Jay, and Zach for volunteering to perform these tough tasks. Ian performed the task of scribe/radio operator and made Jay's job easier.

Nicholas ran the computer and has now completed his training. He could perform this task for our team or go on a mission out of our area and be a great asset to the planning team on a search mission. Since Nicholas is a Team Leader, he will probably have to fill other key management roles if we have a search mission in our area.

Thanks to Scott Morrill for making the Winnebago Incident Command unit available for the training's. We now have Randy, Nicholas, and Ric certified to take this unit on a mission (see training below). We now know how valuable this resource is to running a mission, especially in bad weather or on multi day missions.

Sat 8/8: Dumas: Big search mission (Field gear/GPS/Maps). 08:00 At the Cache.
Equipment: Be prepared with a pack and equipment for 3 to 4 hours in the field and have personal GPS units (team GPS units will be available for those without personal units) and pen and paper. We will plan a mission together, then go into the field to do a search, return to the IC to do a debrief, and plan for a second operational period. We will prepare a plan to do a hand off to a team from another agency. Less experienced people will be teamed with someone with more experience to do the search. Since we sometimes enlist the help of non-team members on search missions, you are welcome to bring a friend to go into the field with you. Team leaders and others who can't go into the field will work together to prepare the Operational Plan for the 2nd operational period.

Wed 8/5: Dumas: Search Planning/Maps/GPS (Bring personal GPS, Local CB Maps). 18:00 At the Cache
Equipment: Bring personal GPS units (team GPS units will be available for those without personal units)This will be preparation for the Saturday Aug. 8 field training. We will cover resources available and methods for searching. You will get a chance to view the Mobile Command Winnebago and the blow up Command Shelter. The IC structure and team member roles will be covered. We will demonstrate using maps and the team computer for planning. We will cover as many search techniques as time permits. Team leaders and more experienced members will be asked to help by active participation in the discussions. You will also be asked to volunteer to fill key leadership roles for the Saturday training.

Since search is only covered once a year, it's important that you all participate if possible. Please come to either or both trainings. We also need two non-team members to help by playing the role of victims. Please contact me ASAP if you can find two people to do this. They will be in the field from 10 AM to noon.

Questions: Contact: Charley Dumas, Crested Butte Search and Rescue, 970-349-9450, charleyelk@aol.com  

July Training:

Saturday 7/11: beginning 0800 at the cache. We will practice knots, anchors, setting up the systems. Hatchett- Getting back to the vertical world (Helmet/Harness/Field Gear)

Wednesday 7/15 beginning 1800 at the cache. Our rope systems and a high angle scenario on 7/15. Felix- Vertical evac (Helmet/Harness/ Field gear)

Elections for Board Positions will also take place on 7/15.

June Training:

Wed 6/3: Bosco- Pack/Personal equipment readiness

Wed 6/17: Kempin, T- Cache Familiarization

Sat 6/20: Reynolds- Scree evac/Pt packaging (Helmet/Harness/Field gear)

May Training: Not scheduled

Wednesday, April 15: Details to be announced.

Saturday, April 11: Meet at the cache at 0800 and we will car pool to training location. Training will be open water/ice rescue. Come out and learn about our ice rescue suits and techniques for extricating someone who has fallen through ice into the water. Since it is off-season, please email Nicholas back if you plan to attend.

Western State Mountain Rescue is doing its re-accreditation April 4th and 5th. Like CBSAR, WSMR is accredited by the Mountain Rescue Association and will be tested by the MRA that weekend. If anyone is interested in being an evaluator or observer, please let me know. To be an evaluator, you must have at minimum observed 2 previous MRA re-accreditations. Anyone can be an observer.

Wednesday 3/18, at 1800 at the cache: We will de-brief recent missions, re-organize equipment. This is a great one to familiarize yourself with our equipment and where it is stored. Hope you can make it. 

Wednesday 3/10: No training.

Banff film festival this Friday evening the 6th.

Saturday morning March 7th, Super Tour. Our Team will be staging at the Washington Gulch Trail head and the Gothic Trail Head in case there is an evac. If you are interested in participating please email Lora Schmillen at loraschmillen@live.com. The team will meet at the cache at 7am, Saturday morning. There will be an after party for the event TBA. 

Saturday night the 7th is the second night of the Banff festival.

March 4th: No training

February Training:

Saturday, February 28: 0930 at the base area. Please meet in the Axtell Building Parking Lot near the bottom of the Silver Queen. Please DO NOT park in the Axtell Building Parking lot.  You will be towed.  You can park in the free lot (Rasta Lot) just downhill from the Axtell Building or ride the bus. If you do not have a ski pass, please notify Lora Schmillen at loraschmillen@live.com or 970-596-1953 before 3pm Friday February 27th.This will be an avalanche scenario, be prepared with skis, skins, beacon, probe, shovel, etc.
Wednesday February 25, beginning 1800 at the cache.

January 2009 Training/Activities: 

1. The Alley Loop: Saturday, Jan 31st.  We need CBSAR volunteers to stage near Peanut Lake in the event our assistance is needed for a rescue on course.  If anyone can help for a little while in the morning it would be a great help and good PR for our team to have a presence at the race.  Please let me know if you can help. 

2.CBSAR Party: February 4, 2009 starting at 1800 at Maxwell’s.  Please RSVP if you have not talked to Chuck Reynolds or Nicholas.

Elections will be held that night.  Up for election are: President: Currently held by Nicholas Kempin
Secretary: Currently held by Charley Dumas
Training Officer: Currently held by Jeff Isaac
Non-Officer BOD member: Currently held by Ross Orton
Non-Officer BOD member: Currently held by Erik Forsythe
Please send any nominations you have to me.  Nominations accepted up to the day of the election. Hope to see you there. Nicholas

New CBSAR Member Chris Haver is trying to organize a mid-week Avy I course for people who work on weekends.  The course will be taught by CB Mountain Guides and will take place January 20, 21, & 22 (Tues, Weds, & Thurs). Please contact Chris at mail@purplemountainlodge.com if you are interested.

"After the Holidays/Happy New Year Party” Wednesday February 4th.  Dinner will be provided, new team jackets for active members will be given out, and we will hold Board of Directors Elections.  More information on elections to follow. Should be fun.  Please RSVP asap to Nicholas so we can get a head count.

Up for election are the following seats: President, Secretary, Training Officer, Two Non-Officer Board seats. Please consider giving some (more) of your time to CBSAR and serving on the Board. Look for updates last week of the year regarding Training and Elections in January. Happy Holidays, Nicholas

Next training is 01/07/2009.  Topic is beacon training by Jay Pozner . Time to get your beacon skills tuned up.We are also going to have Board of Directors Elections in January- hopefully in conjunction with a CBSAR Party/Dinner. Date TTD

YEAR 2008:

December Training:
Saturday 12/6 at the cache.  Training will be riding the snowmachines along with loading and unloading them.  Should be fun.  Thanks to everyone that came out for the Wednesday training to get the snowmachines ready for Saturday. Special thanks to Ric Ems and Jack Hughes for putting on the training.

We have training Wednesday 12/3 beginning 1800 at the cache.  Topic is snowmachines.  Learn the tricks to get them started and get them prepared for Saturday’s (12/6) training which will hopefully involve getting them out on the snow.  Snowmachines are dirty, this is probably not the night to break out your brand new puffy jacket.

For active members *** Wednesday 12/3  is “boot night” at the Alpineer.  The Alpineer has invited us along with other local pros to come to the shop and meet with reps from Black Diamond, Garmont, and Scarpa.  To clarify, this is for tele/at boots only and it is only to place pro-orders  No off the shelf anything, same rules as usual apply to pro purchases.  Thanks very much to the Alpineer for hosting us.

November Training:

Wednesday, November 19, beginning 1800 at the cache.  Topic is “What’s in Your Pack”.  This is always a fun training and it will help you get your SAR pack ready for winter.  Come out, have a beer, and share what you think is important to have in your SAR pack.

November, 5th beginning 1800 at the cache.  Topic is Winter Medical with Jeff Isaac.

October Training:

Wednesday October 15, 2008 beginning 1800 at the cache:  Cache reorganization training. This is a reschedule of the previous cache reorganization training that was pre-empted by a mission.  Your help getting the cach back in shape is appreciated.  Nicholas
Sat, Oct 4: TBD

Wed, Oct 1: Cache reconstruction and inauguration of the new trailer. We will be having a cache reorganization training Wednesday October 1, 2008 beginning 1800 at the cache.  Your help getting the cach back in shape is appreciated. Nicholas

September Training:

The next CBSAR training will be Monday 8 September at 17:30 at the cache. The subject is helicopter deployment and safety training with Flight for Life from Summit County. Everyone is welcome to this safety briefing. They will also train some members in Air Life’s lift ticket program. We have been asked to limit lift ticket training to the 10 members most likely to use it. The selection will be based on skill set and availability. As always, this training may be modified or cancelled due to weather or availability of the helicopter. We will announce any short notice changes by pager.

We will be running the annual Crested Butte Wilderness Advanced Life Support class 2 – 6 September based in the Plaza conference room on the mountain. The night SAR simulation will be Friday 5 September. If anyone is interested in being a patient or responding as a SAR team for this one, please call Jeff at 275-4999. The experience is always interesting and educational. Last year, SAR staged a response as part of the training and received a $3000 donation from one of the WALS class members!

I am looking for a subject and instructor for a second evening training in September. It could be a Wednesday or Monday. If you have something to offer, please let me know.

Turnout has been very low for Saturday trainings. We suspect that SAR training is not much competition for all the other fun things, and not so fun obligations, of the summer season. We will not hold a Saturday training in September.

Thanks, Jeff Isaac, Training Officer

August Training:

We have training Wednesday, August 20 beginning 1800 at the cache.  Elections will be held.  Dinner for team members after the training is on the team.  Please come out, reconnect with the team and have dinner with us.

       1. Search Planning in the IC Structure

•       2. Tools For Search Planning
–            What tools are available
–
        TOPO Maps and Overlays
•                Maps Book
•                Team Leader Manual
•                Computer Operator Manual
                Computer
            Overview of how to use the tools
 
•      3. Satellite Messenger System

NOTICE:  The following courses/events are available, with more info at www.medicalofficer.net:

Full EMT + Wilderness Upgrade, 2 – 27 June

Wilderness EMT Upgrade, 23 – 27 June for certified EMT’s

Wilderness First Responder, 9 – 13 June

Wilderness EMT Upgrade, 28 July – 1 August

NOTICE OF CBSAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTION:

Update: CBSAR Board Elections will be held August 20, 2008 at our regular training (1800 at the cache). Up for election:

Vice-President: Currently held by Jack Hughes

Treasurer: Currently held by Tina Kempin

Equipment Officer: Currently held by Randy Felix

Non-Officer BOD member: Currently held by Ian Hatchett

If you have nominations or questions about eligibility for office please let me know.

Keep your packs ready and your pager charged as it is the season for missions.

Charlely Dumas will do a "Search Planning" training on Wed. August 20 at the cache at 6:00 PM. The objective of the session is to have all team members know what tools are available to help in search planning, and have a general idea of how to use these tools.  Following is the AGENDA.

Aug 6, 1800 – 2000 and Auust 9, 0830 – 1300: Swift water rescue with Zach Springer.

July Training:

High angle rescue trainings: evenings of July 9th and 23rd, Saturday mornings of 12th and 26th with Erik Forsythe and Randy Felix.

June Training: 

June 25th, at 1800 at the cache, Snow field rescue training (scree and winter evacuation).

Saturday morning June 28th: Ian Hatchett. Western is meeting at 0900 at their cache in Gunnison and will be in Taylor Canyon around 0945.  This training will be a high-line training (spanning a gap with ropes) and will be a great training especially if you have not seen a high-line or kootenay set up.  More details to follow re this training

May Training: Off season, no formal training.  Informal snow machine and ski training's. Contact Nicholas Kempin.  Additionally, team member Erik Forsythe will be privately providing the following:

I have two courses coming up in May (Introduction to Technical Rope Rescue May, 11-13, and Advanced Technical Rope Rescue, May 14-18) and then again in the fall.  All of the info is on our website at www.prorescuetraining.com. There are discounts available for CBSAR and Western Mountain Rescue, and some of the tuition may be reimbursable by the team.  There is a flyer posted in the cache as well.  Interested people can email me (erik@prorescuetraining.com) or call (970)596-2857.

The CBFPD Fire Division will be hosting a Swiftwater Awareness Training on Thursday, May 15th @ 18:00 at Fire Station #2 in Mt. Crested Butte. Contact Valerie at 349-5333 X7 with any questions.

April 2, 1800 – 2000 and April 5, 0830 – 1200:  Discussion of and practical exercise in SAR on Crested Butte Mountain with the CB Ski Patrol. Erik Forsythe presiding.

Wed, March 19: Elk Mountain Grand Traverse coverage briefing. Repeat ice and swift water rescue safety briefing .

Mon, March 10: NPS Curricanti: Ice Rescue Training, contact Nicholas for details and registration. The National Park Service is conducting ice rescue classes.  The classes are from 8-5 with classroom in the morning and field exercises in the afternoon.  If any team members are interested please let me know ASAP as space in the class is limited.`Nicholas
Sat, March 8: Coverage for the Super Tour. The Super Tour is happening Saturday morning and we need team members to be on scene in case of a rescue.  This is in place of our regular Saturday training.  If you can help out Saturday morning please let me know.  Double training credit will be given for anyone that volunteers. Nicholas.

We also have the Banff Film Festival this weekend, Fri 3/7 and Sat 3/8.

Wed, March 5: Cache 1800: Briefing on Baniff Film Festival. Ice and swift water rescue safety briefing.

Sat, February 23: “Mountain Wisdom – the first in a series.” Zach Springer and Jake Beren will share their stories, experiences, and lessons learned from high altitude and high latitude guide and rescue work. Meet at 1800 at the Cache.

Sat, February 9: Snow machine field training, 0800 at the Cache.

Wednesday, Jan 16: RECCO avalanche rescue system briefing and training with Jeff Schneider of the cbpsp. This is an alternate way to locate someone caught in an avalanche and is used at the ski area.  More info here if you are interested: www.recco.com/startsida/index.asp

Saturday, Jan 5: 0800 at the Cache. Topic is snowmachines.  Weather permitting we will get them out and run them around. 

Wednesday, Jan 2, 2009: Elections and Hypothermia training with Lee Lynch (tentatively scheduled with Lee but we will have training regardless)

CBSAR Elections and our next training are now scheduled for January 2, 2008:

Crested Butte Search and Rescue, NOTICE OF ELECTIONS:

Elections will be held December 19th, 2007 beginning 1800 at the cache.  The following Board seats are up for election.

President – Currently held by Nicholas Kempin

Secretary – Currently held by Charley Dumas

Training Officer – Currently held by Jeff Isaac

Non-Officer Board Member – Currently held by Ross Orton

Non-Officer Board Member – Currently held by Erik Forsythe

Nominations will be taken up until the day of election but I encourage you to make any nominations early.

YEAR 2007:

Thursday 27 December: Fire Station #2, 1800. Training with CBEMS. Topic is extremity injuries. Presenter is Jeff Isaac.  Dinner to follow.

Sat, December 8: Snow machine field training with Jack Hughes (no-snow date 15 December). Beginning 0800 at the cache.  We will uncover the snowmobiles, practice loading and unloading them, and spin them around the parking lot.  Hope you can help.

December 5: Zach Springer speaking on his experience on Denali rescue patrol with Lee Lynch talking about high altitude pulmonary edema.

CBSAR training on 12/5 is cancelled in lieu of Avalanche Awareness Night.  Team members are encouraged to attend.  From the Avy Center: AVALANCHE AWARENESS NIGHT ON DECEMBER 5TH AT THE CENTER FOR THE ARTS AT 6:00 PM . There will be cheap beer, Pizza, an awesome raffle with beacons, skins and more. Plus a great presentation about avalanches. Come help your local Avalanche Center by coming to our main fundraiser of the season. Linkage:  http://www.cbavalanchecenter.org/

November 28: Beginning 1800 at the cache.  Topic is winter technical systems as well as a quick presentation on notable topics from the International Technical Rescue Symposium.  Nominations for December Board elections will be taken also.  See the Notice Of Elections that will be sent out soon.

November 21: Nicholas Kempin, winter technical systems update.>> Due to the holiday, many team members are unable to attend the training scheduled for 11/21.  As such, this training is re-scheduled for Wednesday, November 28 beginning 1800 at the cache.

November 14: A special training on how to use the team computer in search planning will take place at the Crested Butte Bank Conference Room from 1800 to 2100 PM. This training is for persons who want to help the I.C. by operating the Team Computer.  The only skill needed is the ability to navigate abound a computer, use a mouse to do drag and click functions and some ability to read Topographical Maps. You get extra credit for calculating "ACTIVE" status by attending this training. Please let me know if you plan to attend the training (via. return e-Mail) so we know how many copies of the manual to publish. If you plan to attend and have a laptop with "TOPO" software pleas let me know.  We can use as many computers as we can get. Team Leaders are also welcome to attend to share your expertise with the class and to see what is being taught. Coordinator: Charlie Dumas

10 November: Rigging for winter; snow machines, technical snow gear, tire chains and other stuff you wish that you knew how to use. Ric Ems will also do a radio training to update the team on the new programming of the radios and general radio orientation. At the cache, 0800.

7 November: Everything you’ve always wanted to know about being cold, frozen, drown and buried, by Jeff Isaac. 1800 at the cache.

17 October, 1800 – 2000: Beacon and avi preparedness night session with our resident expert and avalanche forecaster, Ben Pritchett.  This will be an update on the current crop of beacons, search methods for single and multiple burials, and probing and shoveling techniques.

6 October 0900 – 1200: Technical gear update for rock and snow; training with the new gear and systems for rock and snow with Mike Kingsbury and Randy Felix.

3 October, 1800 – 2000: What’s in your pack? Tina Kempin wants to know. Bring your SAR pack and share your tricks, tips, and secrets.

THU, 27 Sep 27, 1800 – 2000: Joint training with Fire and EMS; water recovery field exercise – vehicle in the river.

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Sep 19, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Subject: TBD: Cancelled

SAT FIELD TRAINING, Sat, Sep 8, 2007: Time: 0800 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Subject: ; Note: bring gear for the field. Replaced by Fri Session above.

FIELD TRAINING: Fri, Sep 7, 2007: Time: 20:00 – 22:00 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: SAR response headed by Bob Wojtalik and Mike Kingsbury; Subject: Night SAR Exercise with WALS. CBSAR will respond as command, control, and rescue for a mock disaster being handled by students in the Wilderness Advanced Life Support class run by Jeff Isaac and Erik Forsythe. This is one of those full-blown rescue scenarios you’ve heard about. Come prepared to be in the dark with 20 doctors, PA’s, and paramedics from all over the country.  . Note: bring gear for the field.

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Sep 5, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: Bob Wojtalik; Subject: SAR Discussion: How SAR happens, politics and practice

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Aug 15, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Subject: TBD

RESCHEDULED: Tue, July 24: Land Navigation Course (A Public Service Program, open to all):

 

Dates: Wed July 25, Tue, July 24 (6:00 PM) & Sat July 28 (9:00 AM)

 

Location:  July 24 …  Fire House # 2 in Mount Crested Butte

                July 28 …  Meet at the 4 way stop

 

Purpose:  Teach beginner and intermediate level land navigation as a community service project by Crested Butte Search and Rescue

 

Course Objective:  Participants will gain basic skills needed for land navigation including how to use maps, compass and GPS.  After attending both sessions of this class, participants will be able to practice land navigation on their own.

 

Contact:  Contact Charley Dumas 349-9450 or CharleyElk@aol.com to reserve a spot in the class.

 

Cost:  Free.  Donations will be accepted.

 

Equipment Needed:  Bring as many of the following as possible … compass, maps, pencil, paper for taking notes and making calculations, straight edge, and GPS.  For the field session dress appropriately for hiking in the woods, bring water, snacks, and all your land navigation tools.

 

Course Outline:  The course will consist of two sessions.  The Wednesday session will be in a classroom setting with lecture and exercises.  The Saturday session will be in the field with real world use of the materials learned in the first session.  Attendance at the first session will be required for participation in the second session. Members of Crested Butte Search and Rescue will lecture, assist in exercises, and create field test for participants.

 

Classroom  (2 ½ hours)

 

            I. Maps / Coordinates

                        A. Plotting locations

                                    1.  Latitude & Longitude

                                    2.  UTM

                        B.  Using TOPO maps

                        C. Compass

                                    1.  Magnetic north & Declination

                                    2.  Traveling to locations identified on a map

                                    3.  Finding where you are by using the Compass and Map    

            II. GPS Basics

                        A.  How the GPS works

                        B.  Danger of using the GPS only

                        C.  Review of GPS menus

                        D.  Using GPS with maps

                                    1.  Map vs. GPS settings

2.      Getting close with the map before using the GPS

3.      Navigating with the GPS

 

Recap / Questions & Answers to end the session

 

Field Exercise  (2 ½ to 4 hours)

            III.  Recognizing Land Features

                        (Map vs. features)

            IV.  Traveling With Map & Compass

                        A.  Plotting a course

                        B.  Setting the compass

                        C.  Skirting obstacles

            V.  Using the GPS

                        A.  Marking waypoints

                        B.  Naming waypoints

                        C.  Traveling to waypoints

                        D.  Creating tracks

E.      Backtracking

 

  Questions and Answers / Recap

 

WED NIGHT TRAINING & ELECTIONS: Wed, Aug 1, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Subject: Training is summer medical. Elections: Shawn Williams and Jeff Isaac are running for Training Officer. Erik Forsythe is running for Non-Officer Board seat.

 

CANCELLED WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, July 25, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Elections; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD;

SARCON is taking place at Western State College this weekend, July 20.  There are three open spots for the IS 300 class (incident command) and they are being offered to us free of charge at this point.  If anyone would like to attend, let me know and I will get you connected with the right person.  Class starts Friday. Thanks, Nicholas

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, July 18, 2007: Just a reminder that we do not have training tonight. We do have training and elections on the 25th beginning 1800 at the cache.  The change this month is due to the 4th falling on the first Wednesday.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, July 14, 2007: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Swift water Training-; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Note: bring gear for the field.

The first day of the class has been rescheduled to Tuesday 7/24 to not conflict with S&R training and the election scheduled for the 25th.  To date I have only had one person agree to help.  If we are ever going to raise enough money to move the cache or get a new building, we need to step up during these fund raising events.  Please help. Charley

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, July 11, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Search Training; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Note: Elections - round two: Elections will be held for Training Office and an open Non-Officer Board position on July 25th, 1800 at the cache. Look for an update regarding who is running for what later this week.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, June 20, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Navigation Training/Elections; Where: Fire House Station #2 in Mt CB; Leader: TBD; Comments:

We will not go into the field.  Please park in back of the firehouse and go up to the second floor meeting room.  If you need a ride from town please arrange for your own transportation.
 
In addition to the election of officers, Charley Dumas will lead a land navigation training.  Please bring personal maps, compasses, GPS, map overlays, and any other land navigation tools you have.  There will be enough material covered to keep the interest of beginners, intermediate and advanced navigators.
 
The presentation will end at 8:00, but Charley will stay till 9:00 PM. to make sure all your questions are addressed.  Charley will arrive at the station at 4:00 PM to set up.  He is looking for one or two people to help in set up and take down.  Please call him at 349-9450 or e-mail to charleyelk@aol.com if you can help.

>> Note shift in dates in July because of the 4th Celebration.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, June 9, 2007: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Swift water Training-; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Note: bring gear for the field.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, June 6, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Swift water Rescue Training / Nominations for BOD Elections/Charlie; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

Notice of Elections is below.  We will take nominations tonight.

Crested Butte Search and Rescue

NOTICE OF ELECTIONS

To be held June 20, 2007 1800 at the cache

Seat up for election:                            Presently held by:

VP                                                     Shawn Williams

Treasurer                                           Tina Kempin

Equipment officer                               Randy Felix

Non-Officer seat                                Karen Williams

Nominations can be made any time before the election.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, May 16, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Scree Evacuation Full Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Note: bring gear for the field.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, May 5, 2007: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: High Angle Training Full Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: Randy; Note: bring gear for the field.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, May 2, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: High Angle Training; Where: Cache; Leader: Randy

Note: No Sat or 3rd Wed Training in April.

Re-scheduled: Wed, Apr 4, 2007: Time: SPECIAL TIME: 1745 hours; Subject: Lift Ticket Program Training with St. Anthony's Flight For Life.  This is our annual training with the Flight For Life folks.  This one is always entertaining and a good time. Since some of our usual parking area will need to be free of cars for the landing zone, please be mindful of where you park so as not to interfere with the bus barn and buses; Where: Cache; Leader: Jake

ELK MOUNTAIN GRAND TRAVERSE: Fri, Mar 30, 2007: During the day: Registration, etc., Midnight: Race Starts; Sat, Mar 31, 2007: Race continues much of the day. Team members should already have assignments for this.  Contact Bob Wojtalik if you want to be a part of the EMGT and do not have an assignment yet.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Mar 10 2007: Time: 0600 hours; Subject: Training in support of the "Super Tour". Volunteers are needed for this event. Contact Randy Felix (596-4704) or Jack Hughes (209-2911), h 349-5113, c 596-4704, Box 2661, randyfelix@hotmail.com. Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

BANFF FILM FESTIVAL:   Friday, March 9 and Saturday, March 10, 2007.  Paul Hird (349-7241) will appreciate help with unloading and setting up the equipment late Friday afternoon, with various tasks before and during the Film showings both nights, as well with re-packing the equipment and restoring the Center for the Arts after the Saturday evening show.  Show starts Fri & Sat night @ 1900 hrs.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Mar 7, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Avalanche Training.  Be ready to go into the field; Where: Cache; Leader: Ben P.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Feb 21, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Kebler Pass Training- Be ready to go into the field; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Feb 10 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Lift Ticket Program Training with St. Anthony's Flight For Life.  This is our annual training with the Flight For Life folks.  This one is always entertaining and a good time. Since some of our usual parking area will need to be free of cars for the landing zone, please be mindful of where you park so as not to interfere with the bus barn and buses; Where: Cache; Leader: Jake  CANCELLED DUE TO BAD WEATHER, SEE NEW DATE

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Feb 7, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: What's in your pack?  Come to training with your back country pack and share your secrets (where you keep the booze). Also, sled work; Where: Cache; Leader: Tina

Tue, Feb 6, CBSAR BOARD MEETING: 6p @ Jack Hughes house. Go 2 miles up Washington Gulch, turn right  into Meridian Lake Subdivision, follow main road almost to the top, turn left onto Wolverine Circle. We are the first house on the right, pale green. 55 Wolverine Circle.  349-6550

ALLEY LOOP RACE: Fri, Feb 2, 2007:  Registration;  Sat, Feb 3, 2007: The Races start about 9:00 a.m.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Jan 17, 2007: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Winter Medical training; Where: Cache; Leader: Jeff Isaac and/or Erik Forsythe.

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Jan 3, 2007: Cancelled.

YEAR 2006:

Thanks to our outgoing Training Officer Ben for all of his work especially during preparation for the re-cert. Nicholas

Wednesday December 20, 2006: Elections; Pot-luck dinner party; at 1800, at Fire Station 2 (Mt. CB)

NOTICE OF ELECTIONS, CBSAR Board of Directors, December 20th 2006 , The following Director seats are up for election: President (currently held by Nicholas Kempin), Secretary (currently held by Charley Dumas), Training Officer (currently held by Ben Pritchett),  Non-Officer Director (currently held by Jack Hughes) Non-Officer Director (currently held by Ross Orton).

Wednesday December 6, 2006  (at the cache): Re-Cert de-brief; Snowmobile loading/unloading/jumping; Nominations for BOD elections. Nominations for BOD seats can be made at the regular training on December 6th or anytime prior to the election.  Depending on interest from team members, we will also have a snowmobile training on a Saturday to get the snowmobiles out and run them a bit.  We will discuss this training on the 6th.

MRA RE-CERTIFICATION, Sat, Nov 11-12, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; arrive by 0730; Where: TBD; Leader:  TBD;  This is the big event!! Notes: Wear & bring field gear>>  This notice is to confirm that (per the examiners) we will be starting the Re-Cert scenarios at 0800 on Saturday and Sunday.  That means we need to be able to leave the cache at 0800 to head to the scenario.  Please report to the cache no later than 0730. Team Leaders will likely be there earlier than that if you have any questions you need to ask. Time to show our stuff!  <<

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Nov 4, 2006: Time: 0900 hours; Subject: MRA preparation: High Angle; Where: Cache; Leader:  TBD; Notes: Wear & bring field gear; This will be run like a real mission so make sure you have all of your gear (especially helmet, harness, and gloves) dialed in and are ready to go. Thanks to everyone for all the time put into this,  I look forward to showing the other MRA teams what we can do. Thanks, Nicholas

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Nov 8, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA preparation: We will use this time to get all the gear organized and finalize plans for the test.  This will be an important meeting for all those taking part in the test so your attendance is greatly appreciated.; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Nov 1, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA preparation: High Angle; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

>> NOTE:    Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00 a.m. Sunday, October 29, 2006.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Oct 28, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Winter - Avalanche, Patient Packaging, and Extrication; Where: Cache; Leader:  Ben & Ian; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Oct 25, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Winter - Avalanche, Patient Packaging, and Extrication; Where: Cache; Leader: Ben & Ian

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Oct 21, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Winter - Avalanche, Patient Packaging, and Extrication; Where: Cache; Leader:  Ben & Ian; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Oct 18, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Winter - Avalanche, Patient Packaging, and Extrication; Where: Cache; Leader: Ian, Randy, and Bob

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Oct 14, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: High Angle Systems; Where: Cache; Leader: Ian, Randy and Bob; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Oct 11, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA preparation: High Angle Systems; Where: Cache; Leader: Ian, Randy, and Bob

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Oct 7, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: High Angle Systems; Where: Cache; Leader: Ian, Randy and Bob; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Oct 4, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA preparation:  High Angle Systems; Where: Cache; Leader: Ian, Randy, and Bob

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Sept 23, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Search Scenario with patient packaging.; Where: Cache; Leader: ?; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Sept 20, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA preparation, search scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

>> ** REVISED**<<  SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Sept 16 2006: We have training Sat 9/16 beginning at 0900 at Fire Station 3 in CB South. This training is being taught by Jo Ben Slivka from Summit County. Jo Ben has run many searches and represents the state of the art in search management.  I hope you all can come out for what should be a great training. This was originally scheduled to be a two day training but has been changed to one day so hopefully more folks will be
able to attend. Lets have a good turnout as Jo Ben is coming here free of charge to help out our team and this training will be helpful for our re-cert. Thanks for reading, Nicholas.  www.crestedbuttesar.org

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Sept 9, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: WSC-MRT will set and run a High Angle Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: ?; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Sept 6, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: MRA testing organization; Where: Cache; Leader: Ben Pritchett

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Aug 16, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Quick Mission; Where: Cache; Leader: Shawn Williams and Jack Hughes

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, Aug 5, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Search Mission with Technical Problem; Where: Cache; Leader: Nicholas Kempin; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Aug 2, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Navigation; Where: Special-see below; Leader: Charlie Dumas & John Young

The training will be at Firehouse #2 which is located in MT Crested Butte. Parking is in the rear of the firehouse. For those of you who want to car-pool, Ross will drive one of the team vehicles. Meet at the cache at 5:50 PM.  Please be on time.
Make sure to bring all the gear you have for navigation.  GPS, GPS to computer cords, UTM map overlays, personal maps, compasses, long rulers for marking grid lines, personal maps, and field gear (including headlamps in case we get to try out our skills in the field), etc.
If someone wants to join Charley to help setup the projector, please come 1/2 hr. early.
We will provide new information for each of the following:
Beginners:  Will get basics of map reading, using a compass, and a brief review of the GPS.
Intermediates:  Will learn about Lat. and Long. vs. the UTM system, how to communicate to the IC and to helicopters, and how to use a GPS on search missions.
Experts:  Will see the new computer in action.  This will show Team Leaders and Search Mission Planners how this powerful tool can help in search planning.  It's my hope you will ask questions about things you would like the search planner to do for you, using this tool.  I'll also be encouraging you to cover points I overlook.
Thanks, Charley Dumas

SUN, July 30, 2006:  Time: ?, Subject: CB Trials Triathlon; Where: TBD; Leader:  Tina Kempin; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, July 19, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: 3rd Man, Rope Pro, Spotter; Where: Cache; Leader: Shawn Williams; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

SARCON CONFERENCE:  July 21-23, 2006 at Western State College in Gunnison.   www.sarcon06.org  Shawn Williams is going.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, July 8, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: Medical Mission with Technical Problems; Where: Cache; Leader: Jeff Isaac; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, July 5, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Medical Update; Where: Cache; Leader: Jeff Isaac

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, June 24, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: High Angle Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: Bob Wojtalik and Nicholas Kempin; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, June 21, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Patient Packaging; Where: Cache; Leader: Ross Orton; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, June 10, 2006: Time: 0800 hours; Subject: High Angle Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: Randy Felix with help from Pete Davis; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, June 7, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Elections and High Angle Systems ; Where: Cache; Leader: Randy Felix with help from Pete Davis; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

NOTICE OF ELECTION
 
TO: CBSAR, FROM: Nicholas Kempin, RE: Elections
 
The following seats are up for election on June 7th, 2006:
 
Vice President - currently held by Shawn Williams, Jack Hughes also running
 
Treasurer - currently held by Tina Kempin
 
Equipment Officer - currently held by Jeff Schmillen
 
Non-Officer Board Member - currently held by Karen Williams
 
Election will be held on June 7th, 2006 at our regularly scheduled training at the
cache.
 
Only active members may vote.  If you are unsure of your status please contact
Charley Dumas or Nicholas Kempin.

SAT FIELD TRAINING: Sat, May 20, 2006: Time: 0900 hours; Subject: Vail Retest; Where: Cache; Leader: Shawn Williams; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, May 17, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Vehicles & Radios; We will also start the nomination process for the June Board of Directors Elections; Where: Cache; Leader: Rick Ems

SAT FIELD TRAINING, Sat, Feb 4, 2006: Time: 0900:  Scree Evacuation Scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: Jack Hughes; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, May 3, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Scree Evacuation; Low Angle Systems Review; Where: Cache; Leader: Ben Pritchett; Note:  Weather permitting, dress and gear up for field operations.  Submitted by Nickolas Kempin.

BOARD MEETING:   Tue, May 2, 2006: Time: TBD, Where: TBD

WED NIGHT TRAINING: Wed, Apr 5, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject: Search Management, and possibly a de-briefing on the Grand Traverse; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD

RE-CERTIFICATIONS AT OTHER SAR'S:  Evaluators and observers are needed for both reserts shown below. Contact Randy Felix if you have more specific questions or want to participate.  Vail Mountain Rescue Group, Vail CO, April 1 & 2; and El Paso County Search & Rescue, Colorado Springs CO, April 29 & 30.

ELK MOUNTAIN GRAND TRAVERSE: Registration will be Friday morning, March 31 and the race is scheduled to start at Midnight the same day. Typically, a CBSAR organization and planning meeting will be held the third Wednesday of the month before the Race......so this year it should be Wednesday, March 15, but date this will be firmed up shortly by our leaders. See  http://www.elkmountaintraverse.org. Submitted by Pete Davis.

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Wed, Mar 15, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours: Subject: Final Preparations for Grand Traverse; Where: Cache; Leader: TBD; Notes: Submitted by Nicholas.

BANFF FILM FESTIVAL:  Will be the evenings of Friday, March 10 and Saturday, March 11, 2006. Paul Hird will need help with set up of projection gear, etc. late afternoon on Friday and will want a lot of help from about 6 p.m. on. Paul will also need help from a number of people during and after the Saturday show as all has to be picked up, packed up etc.  Please call Paul and volunteer to help.  Submitted by Pete Davis.

Update from Tina on 3/10:  Paul Hird needs our help setting up beginning at 3:30 p.m. this afternoon at the Crested Butte Center for the Arts.  If you have to work and can't get there until later, that's fine too.  You will be rewarded with pizza!  The films start at 7 p.m.  On Saturday Paul won't need volunteers to show up until 6 p.m. (again, films at 7 p.m.), but he will need help tearing down after the show.  There will also be pizza on Saturday beforehand.  Please remember that this is a HUGE fundraiser for Crested Butte Search and Rescue!  This event is also great publicity for our team.  Not to mention you will get to see some incredible films!  Hope to see everyone there!

SAT FIELD TRAINING, Sat, Mar 4, 2006: NO training on Sat this month, due to heavy involvement in the Grand Traverse and Film Festival, per Ben Pritchett.

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Wed, Mar 1, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours: Subject: SAR Role & Planning for Grand Traverse event; Where: Cache; Leader: Karen Reader; Notes: This race is a ton of fun to support, is great SAR experience (potentially if something happens), and there is a killer volunteer party with great prizes afterwards. If anyone knows that they would like to be on-course between Mt. CB (brush creek side) and the Friend's Hut, please email Karen Reader directly and she can slot you in. At the meeting we will review our role, our response plan, command chain, gear list and expectations.  Also, we welcome people on course from outside the team, so if you know anyone and/or have friends that would like to spend the night out at one of the check points, have them email Karen Reader.

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Wed, Feb 15, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours: Subject: Winter transportation, snow machine use, towing skiers, loading & unloading snow machines from the trailers; Where: Cache; Leader: Shawn Williams; Notes: Wear outdoor gear.  If you want to practice being towed, bring skies.  Submitted by Shawn Williams.

SAT FIELD TRAINING, Sat, Feb 4, 2006: Time: 0900-?:  Joint training with WSCSAR, full avalanche scenario; Where: Cache; Leader: To be announced; Notes: Wear & bring field gear

WED NIGHT TRAINING, Wed, Feb 1, 2006: Time: 1800-2000 hours; Subject:  Preparation for our Saturday avalanche training. These are both very important trainings; Where: This one will be indoors at the cache ; Notes: none

BOARD MEETING, Mon, Jan 30, 2006: Time: ??; Notes: at Janae's House; all are welcome but call Secretary to reserve a spot.

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