Mason County Search and Rescue reports 34 missions in 2025, 68 active volunteers and expanded capabilities
Mason County Search and Rescue told commissioners it ran 34 missions in 2025 (a 50% increase), performed 59 trainings and logged 9,432 volunteer hours; the volunteer nonprofit said it has 68 active volunteers, K9 teams, developing drone capabilities and strong mutual-aid ties with the sheriff's office and regional partners.
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A representative of Mason County Search and Rescue told the commission that the volunteer nonprofit conducted 34 missions in 2025, a roughly 50% increase from the previous year, and logged 9,432 volunteer hours across 59 training exercises and 102 coordination meetings.
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