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Thank you Bethlehem Mounted Police.The Bethlehem Mounted Police hosted the Lehigh Valley CART for a training seminar at the Bethlehem Police stables. Much knowledge was shared with both officers and volunteers on how emergency rescue situations are handled and resolved by members of the CART Team. Thanks for your imformative class.
Last night LV CART members visited the Bethlehem Mounted Police to do a friendly meet and greet and go over some of our equipment and simple rescue techniques they could use in the event of an incident. We also reviewed some of their equipment and stable facilities. Thank you very much to Bethlehem amounted Police for hosting us and giving us the opportunity to help train you and your amazing group of volunteers.
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Members are spending their Saturday morning reviewing the Incident Command System. Keeping up with training like this allows CART to flow into larger operations as a seamless piece of the puzzle. Thank you for those that we’re able to come out.
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LV CART is on location with the shelter to help displaced animals affected by the incident
www.lehighvalleylive.com/allentown/index.ssf/2018/09/shelter_opens_in_allentown_for.html
Shelter opens in Allentown for residents displaced by car explosion
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At least one person is confirmed dead in the blast, city police said.Members took advantage of a great opportunity to work with a local farm and practiced in large animal handling and herding goats. The team members worked on team building exercises and communications. Thanks for everyone who attended.
Tonight member of our team responded to Kings Highway South in Lower Milford, Lehigh County to assist with the rescue of three cattle and two sheep that were stuck in the deep water of a rapid flash flood. The animals were actually all swept away and one point and later located. Team members worked with the farmer to herd the animals back to safety and into their pastures. One sheep still remains on the loose but is close by and in good psychical condition. Thank you to all involved. Especially the local community that came out and helped a local farmer.
Ever wonder what we do?
Ever wonder what kind of equipment we have? We personally invited you to come out see what we have and some of the things we do during our monthly training Thursday August 9th 7:00pm at Mack South Training ground 1901 Lehigh Street Allentown PA 18103.
This is an informal meet and greet. We’d love to see you there.
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