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 We are a group of volunteers founded in We provide search & rescue services to Cayuga County and surrounding areas. Our Team Consists of members ranging from Grid searchers to K-9 Handlers. We come from all aspects of life and give up our time freely and willingly when needed.

 To provide professionally trained volunteers (including K- 9’s), and the necessary equipment and resources, to assist other official agencies in search operations.  To promote cooperation and coordination with other responding agencies.  To encourage public safety through educational programs in wilderness survival, Lost Prevention, as well as to conduct a continuing effective public relations program.

 Aside from looking for lost persons, Cayuga County Highland Search & Rescue is also available for local K-9 and (or) Grid Team demonstrations as well as Lost Prevention. We teach Lost Prevention to community/civic organizations, our local schools and just about any other group that would like our services… Free of Charge. We are available for presentations to local emergency service groups (law enforcement, fire, EMS) to demonstrate our capabilities and for mutual aid training scenarios.  To have us visit your group or if you have an event you would like to see us at, Please feel free to contact us

Trainings and Meetings  How Much Training Is Needed ?  If you are a hiker or camper you have a good start. With some basic training you can be ready to participate in a search. Gaining expertise in specialized areas of SAR can be a lifelong avocation. People interested in support functions are also needed.  When and Where Do You Meet ?  CCHSAR meets the third Sunday of each month at 12:00 pm prior to our Team Training at the Sennett FD. If you are interested in attending, please contact our Team Coordinator.

 If you are interested in joining us, contact our  Team Coordinator: Brian Buff   Or print a copy of our  MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION  And mail it to:  Cayuga County Highland Search & Rescue  PO Box 153  Auburn, NY 13021

Great Rewards  Great companions  Fresh air  Vigorous exercise  Bad coffee, pretty good food  Unforgettable experiences and the knowledge that you can make a difference in finding and saving someone’s life.