Planned Training Sessions ( Coming this Year)

 If you would like to volunteer to run a training session, or if you have a training session request contact any Board Member or Don Johnson
 

Sign-up required to attend this training

See following notes:

To reserve use of squad ATV, contact Don Johnson at 928-474-5335. Jacket, gloves, boots, helmet, and eye protection required to operate Squad ATV

Active: Members wishing to remain on active status must attend at least three official Squad functions per quarter of the calendar year, as well as two training exercises per six months of the calendar year.

Reserve: Members who wish to remain on reserve status must attend at least one official Squad function per quarter of the calendar year as well as one training exercise per six months of the calendar year.

Laws that are still on the books.

In Boston, Massachusetts, legislators said a pickle should bounce four inches when dropped from waist height.

Pickles were outlawed altogether in Los Angeles, California, for fear the odor would offend  people.

To be legal for sale in Connecticut, pickles must remain unbroken. They must bounce when dropped one foot above a solid oak table.
 

Local Businesses
(Shop local when you can)

Hike, Bike, & Run is a small, family owned shop. The shop is owned and operated by Mick and Jackie.
They have two sons (Logan & Austin), a daughter (Mackenzie), and a dog (Taco).

Mick and Jackie were born and raised in Oklahoma. When Mick graduated high school in 1994, he hit the road and moved to be a ski bum in Park City, Utah. During that time he became addicted to outdoor adventure and never looked back. Mick traveled extensively through his 20's. He also took numerous college outdoor guiding courses around the country. Mick has lived and worked as an outdoor guide, ski technician, bike mechanic, and in outdoor stores in Oklahoma, Arizona, Colorado, Utah, Vermont, Maine, Alaska, Canada, England, Scotland, and Switzerland.

In early 2005, Mick and Jackie bought a truck and an RV, hit the road, and spent the 2005-2006-2007 summers working in Alaska. During the 2005-2006 winter, they worked as outdoor guides for a wilderness school in Utah. They spent the 2006-2007 winter exploring Arizona in their RV. After working the 2007 summer in Alaska, they decided to move back to Arizona to settle down and raise their family. This is when they landed in Payson and decided to open Hike, Bike, & Run.

Of interest to TRSAR is they carry the new National Geographic Trails Illustrated Arizona: More Info here

Superstition & Four Peaks Wilderness Areas
Hellsgate, Salome & Sierra Ancha Wilderness
Superstition & Four Peaks Wilderness Areas
Salt River Canyon

Local Trail Photos and Maps

Business Cards for Active Members

All active members are permitted to have business cards with your SAR info on them. If you do not have them yet, or if you have used up the ones you had, contact Mike Taylor to place your order. They are nice to have when you are doing any Squad activities, and the best part is they are free. A common use for them is to hand out to family members of the search/rescue subject.

Email miket@trsar.org or call 978-8009.

Website

Tonto Rim SAR Members can now have your very own email address through our site. Just contact our Webmaster at jack@jackswebs.com  to arrange for it, no cost to you or us.