Funding is only one way to show our support. Rampart Search and Rescue volunteers take a risk every time they go out to rescue someone, and that risk is heightened now due to COVID-19. We never charge for our services. Please consider a donation to Rampart Search and Rescue. Thank you!
Commerce City Police Dept worked one of its most complicated cases in the history of this Police Dept. Investigators obtained information about a missing child who might have been the victim of a homicide. The child was reported as being thrown in a dumpster in Commerce City. We would not have been successful without your assistance. I want sincerely thank you from the bottom of my heart. Chuck Saunier, Chief of Police
On behalf of the Thornton Police Dept, I want to thank members of Rampart Search and Rescue for your quick response and diligent work on assisting our department in locating a missing 11 year old boy. It is always assuring knowing we have partners that we can count on in situations like this. Dante Carbone, Commander Patrol Div.
We would like to express our appreciation to your agency for the assistance rendered during the search in Eldorado Canyon for the missing /injured person Lance Hering. The support of your agency and personal was of great help to our searchers and the Hering family. Joe Pelle, Boulder County Sheriff
Rampart Search & Rescue provides search and rescue assistance are free of charge, to any local, county, state and federal agencies for; missing persons, rescue stranded motorist during adverse weather and any assistance for a natural or man-made disaster related emergencies. Committing to service-above-self, perpetual training, and inter-agency cooperation to maintain a constant state of readiness for search, rescue, incident response and above all else, safety.
Rampart Search and Rescue is a nonprofit 501c3 volunteer organization comprised of dedicated public safety professionals who volunteer their free time to provide the humanitarian services of search and rescue capabilities throughout Adams County and beyond. RSAR receives no government or tax-based funding of any kind and relies solely on community donations and our members own funds to provide these services at no cost to the citizens we serve. To learn more about our organization and how you can help support our mission, visit www.rampartsar.com
Rampart search and rescue has responded to Adams County's emergencies since 1999. Over the past 20 years we have responded to: Hurricane Katrina, tornados in eastern Colorado, floods, homicides, drownings, those with Alzheimer's and Dementia, missing adults and children, evidence searches, cadaver searches, stranded motorists on I-70 east of Denver when shut down due to blizzards, and the list keeps getting longer..
We have several internal teams: K9 search dogs, 4x4, Drone, Dive and Bike. We average 60 to 90 searches a year. We have also responded to non traditional search and rescue requests over the years. We're now serving Lincoln county here in Colorado.
The members of the team are unpaid volunteers from the community. We accept applications year-round for both Adult and our Cadet program (10 - 20 years old).
For those in school that need volunteer hours for graduation can help us (as cadets) and all hours: trainings, meetings and helping at events such as the county fair... can be use towards your volunteer hours. Please contact us for more information.
Organization name
Rampart Search and Rescue
other names
RSAR
1997
Tax id (EIN)
84-1496462
Category
Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief
Organization Size
Small Organization
Address
437 West 116th PlaceMailing
P.O. Box 33336Adams County, CO, US