La Fiesta Parade North Ranch 2013

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                                                                                   Display after the Parade

Gold Rush Days 2013

    

Gold Rush Days  At the Rodeo Gate

 

 

National Night Out 2012

SYCSRT Members Set up Display at the Wickenburg National Night Out . We had a Display of a Computer showing slides of things we have done in the past , In the center a Computer Showing  our APRS screen operating. On the left  a computer and camera showing our new camera that we can send down a mine shaft, with test pictures below. and on the far left a Rescue facts display.

The Display , the orange box is the mine shaft camera

More of the display the large TV is running the pictures

Mine shaft camera and the APRS screen

 

Mine shaft camera on table display

 

Inferred Picture taken in a very dark place

 

Rescue Facts Display

 

Crown King Area “Gladiator” Fire

 May 13
    The Southern Unit of YCSRT was contacted by Sgt. Martin concerning the need for a road block on roads entering Crown King from the south. There was a concern for people entering into an area where the Gladiator fire was growing and endangering the town. It was decided that the bottom of the Crown King Trail (at the “CK” rock, that connects to FS 711, needed blocking as well as the FS 362/FS 192 roads intersected.
    The unit responded and set up blocks at the two locations. It was decided to maintain a “soft” barricade (unmanned) at the 362/192 intersection and concentrate on the more important CK trail. Shifts were set up to maintain day watch and turn back the public from venturing up the road. Harry Tilly, Tom Mueller, Mike Seltzer, Pat and Linda Brown, JR Borsos, Ed Wade, Doug Jarmuth, and Jim O’Neill all responded and we maintained security until the 27th when the public were allowed back into town. Members worked a total of 329 hrs and drove 4,125 miles!

JR Borsos Unit Manager

The fire as seen from the road block

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The roadblock

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Set up and good to go