Edmonton Regional Search & Rescue Association

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Edmonton Regional Search & Rescue Association ERSARA is a non-profit, charitable organization with dedicated members that are highly trained, unpaid professionals who search for missing or lost people.

Always Ready, Always There.

Over this pass weekend, our members, along with other Search and Rescue people from acroos Canada, were in Saskartoon fo...
10/11/2026

Over this pass weekend, our members, along with other Search and Rescue people from acroos Canada, were in Saskartoon for Sarscene 2026. Theme was SAR 360": One Mission: Air-Land-Water. Great event to reconnect with old friends, make new friends. Lots of workshops, educational sessions and demonstrations.

On October 8th, we had some of our members do a presentation for the   based at the   .  The evening consisted of an   a...
10/10/2026

On October 8th, we had some of our members do a presentation for the based at the .
The evening consisted of an and the science behind Search and Rescue. Everything from the command structure, lost person behaviour, drones and search techniques.
The cadets were very involved, asked some great questions and were very appreciative of our presentations.
Great evening for everyone.
For information regarding the Adventure Smart program, contact us at [email protected]

Yesterday members from  Parkland SAR and Edmonton Regional SAR were at the Alberta First Responders Career Fair.   We ta...
09/27/2026

Yesterday members from Parkland SAR and Edmonton Regional SAR were at the Alberta First Responders Career Fair. We talked to lots of people regarding what Search and Rescue is all about and the importance of volunteering in the community.
Big thanks to and for setting up the event.

Today we spent the day at the   .Talked to lots people about Search and Rescue and programs like   .Nice day to be outsi...
09/14/2026

Today we spent the day at the .
Talked to lots people about Search and Rescue and programs like .
Nice day to be outside.

🚨 MYTH BUSTED: You do NOT have to wait 24 hours to report someone missing in Alberta.If someone’s whereabouts are unknow...
08/26/2026

🚨 MYTH BUSTED: You do NOT have to wait 24 hours to report someone missing in Alberta.

If someone’s whereabouts are unknown and you’re concerned for their safety, report it immediately. There is no waiting period for a missing person report in Alberta.

Police assess every report based on risk, vulnerability, medical concerns, age, suspicious circumstances, and other factors to determine the appropriate response.

📞 Immediate danger: Call 9-1-1
📞 Alberta RCMP: 310-RCMP (7267)
📞 Edmonton Police: 780-423-4567 or #377
📞 Calgary Police: 403-266-1234

You do not need to live in the same community—or even be in Alberta—to make the report.

When someone is missing, time matters. Don’t wait. Report it.

Special thank you to everyone who attended, participated, supported, and donated to the Frontline Celebrity Golf Classic...
08/17/2026

Special thank you to everyone who attended, participated, supported, and donated to the Frontline Celebrity Golf Classic this past week. Your support of our volunteer organization is very much appreciated.

We had a great time talking to all the people that came by our tent.  Lots a of interaction with all the different Emerg...
08/08/2026

We had a great time talking to all the people that came by our tent. Lots a of interaction with all the different Emergency Services groups and the other Public Safety Organixzations that were there as well.
Big thanks to the Strathcona County RCMP for setting up the event.

Sherwood Park, Alta. - The Strathcona County RCMP, in partnership with Strathcona County Enforcement Services & Emergenc...
08/03/2026

Sherwood Park, Alta. - The Strathcona County RCMP, in partnership with Strathcona County Enforcement Services & Emergency Services along with local public safety agencies, is pleased to invite the public to attend the Emergency Services and Public Safety Showcase on Friday, Aug. 7, 2026, at the Salisbury Composite High School parking lot in Sherwood Park.



This free, family-friendly event offers a unique opportunity to meet the people who work every day to keep our community safe. Attendees will have the chance to interact with representatives from a wide range of partner agencies, explore emergency vehicles and specialized equipment, and learn more about the important roles each organization plays in serving Strathcona County.



The showcase will feature interactive displays, information booths, emergency response vehicles, demonstrations, and hands-on activities for all ages. Whether you’re interested in emergency preparedness, public safety, or simply want to learn more about the agencies serving your community, there will be something for everyone.



The Alberta RCMP Recruiting Unit will also be on site to answer questions about careers in policing. Anyone interested in becoming an RCMP officer is encouraged to stop by and learn more about the recruitment process and the opportunities available.



We look forward to welcoming residents to this exciting event and showcasing the strong partnerships that help make Strathcona County a safe place to live, work and visit.



Event Details

Date: Friday, Aug. 7, 2026
Time: 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Location: Salisbury Composite High School parking lot, 20 Festival Way, Sherwood Park



Please note that vehicle access to the parking lot will be limited during the event. Additional parking is available nearby. Washroom facilities will not be available on site.

Member Highlight | Nancy Whether she's navigating loose gravel or responding on a search, Nancy thrives on reading the t...
07/21/2026

Member Highlight | Nancy

Whether she's navigating loose gravel or responding on a search, Nancy thrives on reading the terrain, adapting to the moment, and trusting her experience.

A valued member of ERSARA and a nurse by profession, her calm, resilience, and love for the outdoors make her an invaluable part of our team.

💚 Thank you, Nancy, for everything you do.

Being prepared can make all the difference outdoors. Before heading out, plan your trip, tell someone where you’re going...
07/16/2026

Being prepared can make all the difference outdoors. Before heading out, plan your trip, tell someone where you’re going, and carry the essentials you may need if conditions change or your hike takes longer than expected.

A flashlight, signalling device, extra food and water, proper clothing, navigation tools, first aid supplies, emergency shelter, and sun protection can help keep a small problem from becoming an emergency.

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