A Voice for Search and Rescue in New Mexico
"That Others May Live"

The New Mexico Search and Rescue Council is composed of teams who share the common goal "that others may live," the common vision that training and collaboration will further that goal, and a common interest in ensuring New Mexico’s adherence to the highest wilderness search and rescue standards in the United States.  The New Mexico Search and Rescue Council (NMSARC) was founded in 1974 as a non-profit, all volunteer organization that represents the largest group of wilderness search and rescue teams in New Mexico.  All search and rescue incidents in New Mexico are coordinated by the New Mexico State Police Division under the Department of Public Safety.
In February of 2015, the Senate of the New Mexico State Legislature issued a Certificate of Recognition to the “volunteers of
New Mexico Search and Rescue… for the invaluable service they provide the State, its citizens and visitors alike so ‘that others may live’.”
Emergency?  Call 911  |  New Mexico Search and Rescue Council  |  P.O. Box 3396  |  Albuquerque, NM  87190  |  info@nmsarc.org
Problems?  Comments?  Email:  website.administrator@nmsarc.org
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Cover Image Desert Landscape New Mexico by Thomas Shahan