SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Pinehaven entrance to the Hunter Lake Rd. to search for two subjects that were stuck and not sure where they were. They stated on the phone that they were traveling to Hunter Lake to camp, but became stuck. 4×4 teams and an ATV team were sent to the coordinates that put them on the main road to Hunter Lake, but the ATV team was re-routed to another set of coordinates closer to the Alum Creek drainage area. The ATV team located the vehicle and subjects, off the road, and partially in the creek. They had attempted to turn around due to downed trees being in the road, and kept getting farther into the creek. Another ATV team with four side x sides were sent to the location and assisted in transporting the subjects and their gear down to staging.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Bird Springs Road area in Rancho Haven to search for two subjects who had been walking after they crashed their 4×4 vehicle. As teams were arriving at staging, TMFPD located the subjects and transported them to staging.

SAR Staff and WCSAR responded to an area in the hills of NE Spanish Springs to recover a deceased subject that had been located by a private citizen.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Verdi entrance to Dog Valley on the report of a stranded subject. He had intended to go camping in Dog Valley, but turned around at Summit 1 on Henness Pass Rd. due to the rainy weather. Cell phone coordinates placed him a little over one mile up the road, and when teams located the vehicle, he was just parked in the middle of the road. He was escorted down to staging for SAR Staff to deal with.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to the Hibbits Trail Road area to search for a 72yo mountain biker who was off trail and lost. The subject had ridden from his house near the Reindeer Lodge, down Hibbits Trail Road past the house, and kept going – not stopping at the end of the road. A foot team located him approximately 1/2 mile below the end of the road in the Winter’s Creek drainage. The decision was made to bring the subject, who was complaining of shoulder pain from a fall he took while walking with his mountain bike, downhill, rather than back up to the road. Hiking conditions turned out to be extremely difficult, but with the help of a foot team coming up from the bottom, the subject was safely delivered to a staging location north of Davis Creek Park. He was checked by REMSA and his wife transported him back home.