Mounted search and rescue

[Karen Nesbitt <spanishequines@yahoo.com>]

Just thought to let everyone know that I received a posting for DISTANCE 
RIDES in Manitoba....I know, it's not the good old USA and it is not MSAR, 
but it is a great chance to go on a distance ride and get experience with 
your horses if you are so inclined and have the time to experience a visit 
our neighbors to the north (CANADA!)
   
  For a veiw of their entry and other scheduled rides go to my blog at the 
addy below and check out the posting for the date of February 16, 2006 called 
DISTANCE RIDERS OF MANITOBA.  The contacts, member application, rules etc... 
everything you need to find out more is there.
   
  If you have a distance ride you are hosting and want a place to post it 
just send it to my email.  I obviously cannot post them all, but will get 
what I can up.   If you can send them without an attatchment, your chances 
are better that the post will play nice with my software.
   
  Karen Nesbitt
  Illinois - Unaffiliated
  Iroquois County
   
   
   


VISIT US AT: 
http://kbefarms.bravehost.com/index.html
BLOG ON:
http://spaces.msn.com/members/kbefarms/
E-mail spanishequines@yahoo.com





                
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Yes it's time to take you up on the help in writing an agreement or letter 
of intent.  Last week our group, all but one rider, finished the NIMS 
training.  The Knox County EMA director was the instructor and definitely 
desires that our group send him a mutual aid aggrement.  What information do 
you need from me about our group?

Chuck
Kokosing Valley MSAR
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From: "Una Smith" <una.smith@att.net>
To: "Mounted search and rescue" <msar-riders@lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 6:59 PM
Subject: [MSAR] Propose to your local AHJ


> Hi Chuck,
>
> Here are some random thoughts, some specific to you and others
> of a more general nature, since other readers on MSAR-Riders are
> with SAR units at the same stage of organizational development.
>
> In order to have much chance of getting callouts, most SAR units
> (including MSAR) need to be recognized by their local agency or
> agencies having jurisdiction (AHJ).  Often, that means you must
> go through a formal application process, in effect by writing a
> proposal.
>
> Proposals are something I know a little about, having written my
> share and reviewed hundreds more for several US federal agencies.
>
> The single worst thing you can do in proposal writing is to skip
> the self-assessment that any proposal implies.  The second worst
> thing you can do is not research the agency in question.  It is
> good to know what services other MSAR units can offer their own
> AHJ, but what really matters is what specific services your unit,
> right now, can realistically offer your AHJ, that your AHJ needs.
>
> Chuck, we can help you write a solid proposal, if you'll tell us
> more about your unit and about SAR more generally in your county,
> adjacent counties, and state.  I hope you take me up on this
> idea, because you would be helping both yourself and many others
> on MSAR-Riders.
>
> Una Smith
> New Mexico
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