The Clark County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue Team is made up of volunteers who are ready to respond when people find themselves in imminent danger or distress, such as lost or injured hikers, Alzheimer’s patient who wander away from home, or aiding in rescue and recovery efforts during natural disasters. With over 50 volunteers, Clark County SAR is the largest search and rescue organization in Southern Washington. In 2019 we have already responded to more than 50 calls, both in and outside of our county, donated over 6,000 hours, and driven more than 10,000 miles. We are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit. We are proudly 100% volunteer and self funded and we provide our services at no cost to citizens of Clark County. Clark County Search and Rescue volunteers are dispatched and supervised by the Clark County Sheriff's Office.