Applicants for Search and Rescue Membership must meet the following minimum qualifications.
– (A) 18 years of age
– (B) High School Diploma or equivalent (GED)
– (C) Resident of Summit County .
– (D) Possess a valid Utah Drivers License
– (E) U.S. Citizenship
– (F) Never convicted of any felony, or misdemeanor involving violence or substance abuse.
– (G) Pass a physical, or certification of good physical condition, from a qualified private physician.
– (H) Not suffering from any mental illness that would impair normal reason and judgment.
– (I) Complete FEMA NIMS IS100.c online and provide a copy of the certificate of completion within 6 months of application acceptance.
– (J) Complete the Utah OHV Education Course or provide a copy of your completion certificate within 6 months of application acceptance. Utah OHV Education Course
- (K) Must pass a FBI Identity History Summary Check to be accepted for membership.
- (L) Upon submission of the application, all applicants for Search & Rescue membership shall be required to undergo a chemical screen test to determine the presence of chemical substances in the body. This test will be scheduled, and paid for by Summit County.
*Please Note: Summit County Search and Rescue accepts applications from December 1 thru January 15. We will conduct new member interviews in Febuary.
*All Summit County Search and Rescue Members serve at the discretion and pleasure of the Summit County Sheriff.
Summit County Sheriff’s Office
Attention Lieutenant Alan Siddoway
6300 Justice Center Road
Park City, UT 84098
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