Mounted search and rescue

[Jeff Ezell <eztech@pdq.net>]

Just call Brian Adams at GEMA 478 993-4618 If you call him he will explain what the SAR licensing requirements are in GA. He seemed most eager to help when I talked with him.

Jeff Ezell
Houston



On Wed Oct 10 9:04 , Una Smith <msar@ibiblio.org> sent:

> IRVIN LICHTENSTEIN wrote:
> >Reading the statute the organization must be licensed and this seems to
> >merely require that the organization be organized-- 24/7 dispatch contact,
> >defined service area for dog team NGO's. GEMA can set quality standards
> >apparently but this only applies to dog teams. What about all the other
> >NGO's required to be "licensed"?
>
> Reading the entire text of the 2001 Act, it singles out SAR dogs (must
> be a backstory there!) but includes all nongovernmental providers of SAR
> response. That may mean an organization or an individual. It is so
> incredibly vague.
>
> On the web I found only one Georgia SAR team that mentions GEMA licenses.
> I have asked them to drop by and tell us more about it.
>
> Una Smith
> New Mexico
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