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Sheriff Donates Command Vehicle To Escambia Search And Rescue
January 22, 2015
Escambia County Sheriff David Morgan donated his former command bus to Escambia Search and Rescue on Wednesday.
ESAR volunteers assist emergency responders with search and rescue operations in South Alabama and Northwest Florida. They were working out of an aging and outdated command center.
The Sheriff’s Office donated their former command center to ESAR because of their on-going partnership responding together in searches and natural disasters. The ECSO purchased a new command center last year using Local Option Sales Tax funds.
Pictured top: Sheriff David Morgan with members of Escambia Search and Rescue. Pictured inset: Morgan hands over the former ECSO command bus keys to ESAR Director Skip Bollens. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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3 Responses to “Sheriff Donates Command Vehicle To Escambia Search And Rescue”
Thank you Sheriff Morgan…another fine example of people working together to make our county better! Thank you to Search and Rescue for all they do …I hope this will make it easier! Thanks to our Sheriff’s Dept. and all the people working there!
I like this sheriff.
I don’t think a better Agency could have been picked to donate the Command Bus to. These people are all Volunteers and will stay out as long as needed looking for missing kids, adults etc..