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Who We Are

North Peace Search and Rescue (NPSAR) consists of dedicated professional volunteers who provide search and rescue services to Fort St. John and surrounding area. Our team also promotes outdoor knowledge and safety for all recreationists in the outdoors.

All of our members follow a code of conduct that relies heavily on trust, integrity and teamwork.

Our Response Capabilities:

  • Ground Search and Rescue

  • Technical Rope Rescue

  • Swiftwater & Flatwater Rescue

  • Avalanche Safety & Response

  • Tracking

  • Ice Rescue

  • Coroner Assistance

  • Police Evidence Searches

  • Outdoor Safety Education Programs

  • First Aid / Wilderness First Aid

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How We Are activated

North Peace Search & Rescue can only be activated through the provincial emergency services listed below. If our services are required, please call 9-1-1 to start the process.

  • Police Authority (RCMP)

  • BC Ambulance Service

  • Local and Regional governments during civil emergencies

  • Ministry of Emergency Management and Climate Readiness (EMCR)

  • Municipal Fire Service

  • Coroners Service

  • Other SAR Teams requesting mutual aid

Important!

  • There is no cost to the individual to activate search and rescue services in BC.

  • You do not have to wait 24 hours to report someone lost. The faster the person is reported missing the easier it will be to find them.


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Operational Area

(Click the map to view a larger version)  North Peace Search and Rescue's primary operational area is approximately 41,500 km². We also provide mutual aid and specialty teams to other regional and provincial SAR teams.

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North Peace Search and Rescue's primary operational area is approximately 41,500 km². We also provide mutual aid and specialty teams to other regional and provincial SAR teams.

Primary operational area in British Columbia

Primary operational area in British Columbia


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