SAR Staff, the SVU, TMFPD, and WCSO Deputies responded to a mountain top repeater site on Peavine on the report of two subjects inside a building, behind a locked door, that were not responding to phone calls or knocking on the door. Once entry was made to the site, the subjects were discovered, deceased. Carbon monoxide levels were extremely high in the building, possibly due to a malfunctioning venting system.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, and WCSAR assisted Douglas County SAR, Placer County SAR, El Dorado County SAR, Tahoe Nordic Group, and Heavenly Valley Ski Patrol in locating a skier missing since the previous day. His body was located in deep snow during the late morning hours. It had appeared he had crashed while skiing deep powder and could not self-rescue.

SAR Staff and the Hasty Team responded for a mutual aid call from Douglas County SAR to assist in locating a missing skier at Heavenly Valley Ski Resort. Searchers checked tree wells allnight in an area where the skier was last seen. Nothing was located.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, and the SVU responded to the Verdi entrance to Dog Valley to locate two snowmobilers that had become disoriented and were lost. A cell phone ping placed them in the area of the Crystal Peak Campground. One tracked ATV, one snowmobile, and one snowcat headed in the direction of the coordinate, and located the subjects. They were not in need of any medical assistance, so they were guided out to the staging location.

SAR Staff, Hasty Team, SVU, and WCSAR responded to an area in the Lockwood Canyon to rescue a subject that was stranded on an island in the raging creek – that was now closer to resembling a river. The transient had been living in the area for a period of time, but the water surrounded her location. Hasty Team members devised a rope system with a raft to access the location and bring her safely to shore.