About Us | Search66

Who Are We?

Dedicated Volunteers Helping Others

To aid in search and rescue of lost persons. We strive to work with all resources such as Police, Fire and other emergency responders. The key to a successful search is being well trained, organized and having a willing mind to work with all your resources. All of these efforts combined create the best outcome, whatever it may be.

OUR MISSION

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OUR MEMBERS

2021 Yearly Voted Positions:

Chief: Mark Sallada

Deputy: Christy Sallada

Assistant: Lee Lebbon

Secretary/Treasurer: Joan Sallada

34+ Other Active Members that provide Service

Paramedic

RN's

Police Officer

Firefighters

Combat Medic

Military

EMT's

First Responders

K-9 TEAM

KRYPTO

Born 2010 Krypto is the beginning of Special Unit 66. Certified in man trailing & narcotics. Krypto was handled by Mark Sallada and was also used for police patrol.

Effective 10-17-20 Krpto has went into partial retirement to preserve is doggy years. He is now 13 years old and has successfully found 13 lost, runaways a fleeing people.

JAKE - EOW 10-19-19

Jake was certified in man trailing and was on the team for 4 years handled by Christy Sallada. Jake passed away from a tumor on his spine.

K9 Neeka

Neeka was born in 2017 and handled by Mark Sallada and certified by American Working Dog Association for man trailing and has been successful on several searches.

K9 Neeka has 2 locates to date.

RAVEN

K9 Raven was born in 2017. Her training for search started at 4 months old. She is certified by the American Working Dog Association in man trailing and cadaver work. K9 Raven is handled by Christy Sallada.

Raven has 2 locates to date with 1 live find and several successful cadaver searches.

Raven is also a certified therapy dog.

ALFIE

K9 Alfie joined the team in 2020. He certified for man trailing summer of 2021. Alfie also is certified therapy dog

Bike Team

Listen. Look. Be Alert

After approved SOG'S a bike team has been added to our resource list starting 2019. ATV's and UTV's are great for covering large open areas and movement of team members. However they hinder a very important gift that we have, what we can hear. Bikes do not have motor noises. Teams are deployed in long trail environments that allow large areas to be covered allowing the rider to listen for someone calling for help.

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