Mission StatementCommitting 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.

Core values Integrity and Responsibility Fiscal Accountability Teamwork Excellence Training Operations

Letter from CEO

Leadership

Financial

Member Stats

Partner Agencies

Training

CapabilitiesCapabilities

Assets

Assets Procured

Deployments

Fundraising Events

TEXSAR Donors

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Board of DirectorsJusten Noakes, H-E-B Emergency Preparedness - CEOShawn Hohnstreiter, Hohnstreiter Construction & Remodeling - ChairBrandon Goering, REAL-COMP Data & Marketing - Vice ChairPam Spann, IBM - Treasurer, SecretaryCharlie Grove, DellEdward Norman, Texas Divsion of Emergency ManagementEdward Norman, Texas Divsion of Emergency ManagementJonathan McComb, McComb Relocation ServicesJT Gallinaro, Financial ServicesJustin McInnis, Hays County Office of Emergency ManagementLaura Norman, Galveston County Office of Emergency ManagementMatt Woodruff, Kirby Corporation Lt. Oscar Lopez, Pflugerville Police Department, Criminal InvestigationsDr. Tyler Jorgensen, Board Certified Emergency PhysicianDr. Tyler Jorgensen, Board Certified Emergency Physician

TEXSAR wishes to thank Board and Committee members for their service during 2018.

StaffPaula DeLaCruz, Executive DirectorShannon Smith, Media & Outreach Coordinator

Advisory CommitteeDeke Pierce (Law Enforcement)Gene Robinson (UAV)Jeff Mundy (Legal)Joe McComb (Local Government)Martin Ritchey (Emergency Management)Sean Ford (Law Enforccement)Sean Ford (Law Enforccement)Troy Kimmel (Meterology)

Committee LeadersBrandon Goering/JT Gallinaro - MembershipCharlie Grove - Information SolutionsDawn Keller/Ed Norman/Oscar Lopez/Greg Fair - TrainingJusten Noakes - Logistics/Resource Management Justin McInnis/Jonathan McComb - DevelopmentMatt Woodruff - Professional ServicesMatt Woodruff - Professional ServicesPam Spann - Finance and AccountingPaula DeLaCruz/ Shannon Smith - Public Relations/Marketing

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Division LeadersDawn Keller - West TexasGreg Fair - North TexasLaura Norman - Gulf Coast TexasShawn Hohnstreiter - Central Texas

Revenue Contributions Fundraising Events Grants and Foundations In-Kind Revenue Other Income Program IncomeTotal RevenueGROSS PROFITExpenditures Administration Equipment Fundraising In-Kind Expenses Membership Operations TrainingTotal ExpendituresNet Operating Revenue

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$161,400 $99,933 $88,130

$105,562 $9,890 $40,061

$505,017$505,017

$101,203 $126,852 $35,983

$105,562 $18,382 $8,781 $15,062 $411,824

$93,193

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Members by Region

Active Members342

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146

28

257

2334

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47,416 576,810

$1,170,701

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GSAR Techs

Wildland Fire Certified

105FAST Techs

Active Certifications Total Volunteer Hours Total Miles Driven

2018 New Certifications Rescue Boat Operators

Air Operations

Medical PersonnelIncident Management

K9 Handlers

MantrackersVertical Rescue Techs

Deployable Members

North Texas59

Gulf Coast60

At-Large36

Coastal Bend14

(Deployments and Training) (Deployments and Training)

Total Value ofDonated Time in 2018

(Deployments and Training)

West Texas14Central Texas

159

2016 StatsTotal Value of Donated Time

$696,476Total Miles Driven

258,736Total Hours Total Hours Volunteered

27,737

2017 StatsTotal Value of Donated Time

$642,003Total Miles DrivenTotal Miles Driven

178,466Total Hours Volunteered

26,595

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In addition, TEXSAR members participated in self-paced training programs, through FEMA, which provide training and resources on the Incident Command System (ICS). All members are required to complete ICS 100, 200, 700, and 800. Advanced courses ICS 300 and 400 expand upon the information covered in the basic courses and prepares members for Command Leadership positions within the organization.*Certification courses are paid for by the members.

In 2018, TEXSAR was honored to host Robert Koester, an expert on Lost Person Behavior. Mr. Koester led a two--day training for over 30 TEXSAR members and guests. TEXSAR brought his expertise, reasearch, and expereiences to our team. Mr. Koester trained 10 TEXSAR members in a train-the-trainer course that enables them to lead additional Lost Person Behavior trainings.trainings.

A special thanks to Keller Williams Realty International for donating the training venue.

Rescue Boat Operator (RBO)Evidence Collection Vertical RescueFitness and Fitness Pack Test Wilderness First AidHaz Mat and PPE Wildland FireWildland FireChild Advocacy Anaphylactic ShockIncident Management and Incident CommandFlood and Swiftwater Rescue (FAST)Low Slope Evacuation Hypothermia/Hyperthermia

CPR Land Navigation and MapsGround Search and Rescue (GSAR) Disaster SupportMantracking InterviewsBlood Borne Pathogens Blood Borne Pathogens Lost Person BehaviorOrthopedic Injuries Electric Shock DrowningPatient Packaging UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)Communications Evidence Collection and Crime Scene PreservationEvidence Collection and Crime Scene Preservation

TEXSAR Members participated in multiple training* opportunities throughout the year and are required to maintain current certifications and attend regular trainings in order to be field deployable.

TEXSAR K9 Team Assets16 Certified Handlers

20 Certified K9s11 HRD (Human Remains Detection), 7 Live Find, 4 Trailing, 8 Air Scent

The TEXSAR K9 Team is one of the most requested assets.

TEXSAR Dive Team Assets4 Certified, Fully Outfitted Divers

The Dive Team is TEXSAR’s newest capability.A Special thanks to the Houston PD Dive Team for allowing

TEXSAR to train alongside of you.

TEXSAR’s Flood Response Assets105 Flood and Swiftwater Techs (FAST)

34 Rescue Boat Operators11 Rescue Boats

Texas has seen a significant increase of flooding in the last several years, bringing an immediate need for flood response and support.

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TEXSAR Drone/UAV Assets5 FFAA Part 107 Licensed Pilots

Yunec H250 with CGO-ET Thermal CameraDJI Mavic Pro

Custom Software for squinting/scanning, color range detection, and processing of aerial image

Drone use in search and rescue has increased significantly in recent years. Drone use in search and rescue has increased significantly in recent years.

Event Support– Crystal Beach, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMEvent Support - Pflugerville, TXRequesting Agency: Pflugerville PDMissing Person – Driftwood, TexasRequesting Agency: Hays County SOEvent Support –San Marcos, TXEvent Support –San Marcos, TXRequesting Agency: Guadalupe County OEM

Missing Person – Hill County, TXRequesting Agency: Texas RangersMissing Person – Austin, TXRequesting Agency: Travis County SOMissing Person – Midland, TXRequesting Agency: Midland PDMissing Person – Houston, TXMissing Person – Houston, TXRequesting Agency: Harris County SOMissing Person – Big Bend Ranch ParkRequesting Agency: Texas Parks and WildlifeMissing Person – El PasoRequesting Agency: El Paso PD

Missing Person – Lufkin, TXRequesting Agency: Hudson FDMissing Person – Houston, TXRequesting Agency: Houston PD Missing Person – Dallas, TXRequesting Agency: North Richland Hills PDMissing Person – Dripping Springs, TXMissing Person – Dripping Springs, TXRequesting Agency: Hays County SOMissing Person – Dallas, TXRequesting Agency: North Richland Hills PDEvent Support - Crystal Beach, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMEvent Support, Santa Fe StrongRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMEvent Support– Crystal Beach, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMEvent Support – Flower Mound, TXRequesting Agency: Terra Firma Racing

Event Support – Houston, TXRequesting Agency: Buffalo Bayou PartnershipEvent Support – Galveston, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston CountyEvidence Search – Pflugerville, TXRequesting Agency: Williamson County SOEvent Support - Austin, TXEvent Support - Austin, TXRequesting Agency: Rodeo Austin Partnership

Missing Person – Midland, TXRequesting Agency: Midland County SOEvidence Search – Midland, TXRequesting Agency: Midland County SOEvidence Search – Hill County, TXRequesting Agency: Hill County SOMissing Person – Midland, TXMissing Person – Midland, TXRequesting Agency: Texas RangersMissing Person – Hill County, TXRequesting Agency: Hill County SO

Wilderness SAR Exercise – San AntonioRequesting Agency: Bexar County OEMMissing Person – Dripping SpringsRequesting Agency: Hays County SOEvent Support – Dale, TXRequesting Agency: Caldwell CountyEvent Support – Round Rock, TXEvent Support – Round Rock, TXRequesting Agency: Round Rock PDEvidence Search – Mansfield, TXRequesting Agency: Mansfield PD

Missing Person – Mansfield, TXRequesting Agency: Mansfield PDMissing Person – Dallas, TXRequesting Agency: North Richland Hills PD

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Evidence Search – Williamson County, TexasRequesting Agency: Williamson County SORiver Flooding Search – Junction, TexasRequesting Agency: Kimble County OEMRiver Flooding Search – Uvalde, TexasRequesting Agency: Texas Parks and WildlifeFlood Response – Kingsland, TexasFlood Response – Kingsland, TexasRequesting Agency: Llano County OEMMissing Person – Beach City, TexasRequesting Agency: Chambers County SOMissing Person – Houston, TexasRequesting Agency: Houston PDWater Distribution – Austin, TexasRequesting Agency: Williamson County OEMRequesting Agency: Williamson County OEMEvent Support – Enchanted Rock State ParkRequesting Agency: CTCCMissing Person – Bryan, TexasRequesting Agency: Bryan PD

Mass Causality Exercise – League City, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMMissing Person – Houston, TexasRequesting Agency: Houston PDMissing Person – San Antonio, TXRequesting Agency: Alamo SAR per San Antonio PDMissing Person – South Cove, TXMissing Person – South Cove, TXRequesting Agency: Chambers County SOMass Causality Exercise – Texas CityRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMMissing Person – Montgomery County, TXRequesting Agency: Montgomery County SOMissing Person – Crystal Beach, TXRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMMissing Person – Houston, TXRequesting Agency: Houston PD

Missing Person – Martindale, TexasRequesting Agency: Caldwell County OEMMissing Person – Magnolia, TexasRequesting Agency: Texas RangersEvidence Search – Austin, TexasRequesting Agency: Rollingwood PD

Evidence Search - Quihi, TXRequesting Agency: Guadalupe County SOMissing Person – Texas City, TexasRequesting Agency: Galveston County OEMEvidence Search – Missouri City, TexasRequesting Agency: Fort Bend County SOFlooding Logistical Support – Georgetown, TexasFlooding Logistical Support – Georgetown, TexasRequesting Agency: Williamson County OEMEvidence Search – Sugar Land, TexasRequesting Agency: Fort Bend County SO

Missing Person – Lubbock, TexasRequesting Agency: Lubbock PD

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Attendees: 53Net Income: $3,500Co-Chairs: Justen Noakes, Justin McInnis, and Jonathan McComb

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Attendees: 276Net Income: $56,500Co-Chairs: Cat Bartlett and Cindy Bocz

TEXSAR held its first ever sporting clays fundraiser, hosted by Texas Disposal Systems. Outdoor enthusiasts, local businesses and volunteers participated in this event to support TEXSAR.

The event consisted of a 10-station course with a flurry station for a fun competition at the end. Attendees enjoyed a friendly competition, prizes, awards, and silent auction. Thank you to our presenet sponsor, Shiner Beers and for all of our supporters that made Pachanga a huge successsupporters that made Pachanga a huge success!

TEXSAR hosted it’s 3rd Annual Search Party. TEXSAR supporter from all over attended a beautiful evening with dinner, live auc-tion, silent auction, organizational testimonies, and dancing.

Search Party is TEXSAR’s largest fundraiser of the year. This year several members deployed that morning and still showed up dressed to imipress. We are looking forward to Search Party 2019, details coming soon.

Thank you to all of our supporters who make events like this one a huge success!

May 6, 2018Texas Disposal Systems Exotic Game Ranch - Buda, Texas

September 22, 2018Phillips Event Center - Austin, Texas

$50,000 - $100,000H-E-B*

Robert P. and Mariana R. Scripps Family Foundation, Inc.

$10,000 - $49,999Hohnstreiter Construction and Remodeling**

Lost Creek Dads ClubRed Trident, Inc.Red Trident, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999Alert Media

Austin Jeep PeopleCindy Bocz*

Horizon PrintingJonathan McComb*

Keller Williams Realty InternationalKeller Williams Realty InternationalMcComb, Carey, Charba & Shultz Rescue Fund*

Shiner BeersTexas Disposal Systems

North Texas Giving DayPortoco

Rebecca & George GarzaTarget Restoration Services

Teresa PostonTito’s Handmade Vodka

Yavapai County Jeep PosseYavapai County Jeep Posse*TEXSAR Member** TEXSAR Member Employer

AmazonSmileBeretta GalleryCathy KubikaCirrus Logic**Dave Harris*

Defender OutdoorsDenise & Jerry SchneyerDenise & Jerry Schneyer

Discover Texas Wine Tours Doris Clark

Get You In Shape With Brad LinderKimble County

Luke Simonsen*Michelle & Paul Olsen*

Myriad Genetics**Myriad Genetics**

$500 - $999

IBM**Ion Design

James & Eileen BartlettJon Parry*

Kelly & Justen Noakes*Kevin Wilkerson

Kirby Inland Marine**Kirby Inland Marine**Martha & Charles DeCou

McComb Relocation**Meg Hinkley*

Mistress Productions

1960 Family PracticeAlpha Printing Services**

Amplify AustinCatherine Bartlett*

Clean ChannelCPI Res-Q

Cruising KitchensCruising KitchensDouble M Ranch*

Early AlertEl Sauz RanchElizabeth Rice

Facebook Fundraisers

Nichols GunsPowerhouse Energy Rentals

Richard Belliveau*Russell Johnson

Shawn Hohnstreiter*South Austin Medical Center**Texas Skyward Users GroupTexas Skyward Users Group

Theis RiceThomas E. Taylor

United Way CFC/SECCYETI**

Zach Theatre

$1,000 - $4,999

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Through training and deployments in 2018, TEXSAR members donated 41,476 hours of their personal time, valued at over one million dollars, and

drove over half of a million miles across the state to selflessly serve our great state of Texas. Thank you, men and women, of TEXSAR!

We look forward to 2019 being another productive and successful year of providing specialized search and rescue services to our community.

-Paula DeLaCruz, Executive Director