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== Confidential distribution ==
{{Incident Report/Distribution}}
This report (may) contain information that is held in confidence between the Tasking Agency and Pincher SAR.
In accordance with an agreement with the Tasking Agency,
this information may be shared confidentially with other SAR workers
for learning purposes and to improve future responses.

== File number ==
{{Incident Report/File}}
* Alberta Provincial Operations Centre tracking number (D4H): 
* RCMP file number:
* Blood Tribe Police file number:
* {{contact|Waterton Lakes National Park}} occurrence number:
* {{contact|Alberta Parks}} file number:

== Summary ==
{{Incident Report/Summary}}

Type of Incident: (choose one) Search, Rescue, Search and Rescue, Evidence, Civil Emergency

== Edit status ==
{{Incident Report/Status}}
This report is in a DRAFT INCOMPLETE state.

== Purpose of report ==
{{Incident Report/Purpose}}

== Information sources ==
{{Incident Report/Sources}}

== Preparation ==
{{Incident Report/Preparation}}
'''Response Area:'''
* Plans:
* Similar incidents:

'''Terrain Type:'''
* Plans:
* Similar incidents:

'''Subject Activity/Hazards:'''
* Plans:
* Similar incidents:

'''Response Agreements:''' 
Pincher SAR operates under an [[Office of the Fire Commissioner/Agreement|MOA]] with the Alberta Office of the Fire Commissioner.
The RCMP has been unable to get legal clearance to sign an [[Members:RCMP#Agreements|agreement]] with PCSAR.

'''Mutual Aid Preplan:'''

== Subjects' narrative ==
{{Incident Report/Subject Narrative}}
== Root causes ==

== Responders' narrative ==
{{Incident Report/Response Narrative}}

== Statistics ==
{{Incident Report/Statistics}}

=== Subjects ===
{{Incident Report/Subjects}}
* Subject 1:
** Age:
** Sex:
** lost person profile category: 
*** used in determining initial search area: child 1-3, child 3-6, child 6-12, elderly, mentally retarded, dispondent, hiker, snowmobiler, hunter, fisher, picker/photographer, climber, misc adult
*** actual best category: 
** relationship to other subjects:
** condition found in (help required):
*** self-extricated
*** minor injuries
*** stuck, extrication and assistance along way
*** lost and headed in wrong direction
*** hypothermic
*** dehydrated
*** minor injuries not requiring first aid
*** injuries requiring treatment
*** deceased
*** not found
** worst prior condition: 
** found together with which other subjects:

=== Locations ===
{{Incident Report/Locations}}
Area:
* Type of terrain:
* Initial Planning Point
** Description:
** Coordinates: NAD27 UTM U11 ...... (approx)

First meet Subject 1:
* Location
** Description:
** Coordinates: NAD 27 UTM U11 ...... (approx)
* Distance from IPP: ... m (straight line)

=== Times ===
{{Incident Report/Times}}
* Date and time when subjects were first in trouble: 
* Date and time when people in communications with rest of the world learned of incident: 
* Date and time when first authority or response organization was notified: 
* Date and time when PCSAR first notified: 
* Date and time when PCSAR decision to respond (tasking): 
* Date and time when first PCSAR resource on site: 
* Date and time when first PCSAR resource beginning field assignment: 
* Date and time when subject 1 located: 
* Date and time when subject 2 located: 
* Date and time when last PCSAR resource signed out/stood down: 
* Number of Operational Periods (including those without PCSAR involvement):

=== Resources ===
{{Incident Report/Resources}}
* Pincher Creek SAR
** activation level: (choose one) not aware, heads-up, standby, marshalling, turned-back, on-site, working-tasks
** number of responders:
** total hours:
** equipment: mobile command post, SAR truck, SAR equipment trailer, SAR briefing trailer, VHF radios, personal quads, personal snowmobiles, personal vehicles
* Community Response Group Members
* {{contact|Alberta Parks}}
* {{contact|Alpine Helicopters}}
* {{contact|Banff National Park}}
* Blood Tribe Police
* Calgary SAR
* Canadian Avalanche Rescue Dog Association
* Canadian Search Dog Association
* {{contact|Castle Mountain Resort}}
* {{contact|Crowsnest Pass Rescue Society|Crowsnest Pass Fire/SAR}}
* {{contact|Fernie SAR}}
* Fernie/Sparwood RCMP 
* Glacier National Park, USA
* {{contact|Kananaskis Country}}
* [[LASARA|Lethbridge SAR]]
* Pincher Creek Emergency Services
* [[RCMP|Pincher Creek RCMP]]
* South Eastern Alberta Search and Rescue
* {{contact|Sparwood SAR}}
* [[STARS]]
* Waterton Lakes National Park
* Spontaneous volunteers

== See also ==
{{Incident Report/Also}}
not yet produced
* PCSAR DOC-13 Lost/Missing Person Report and Search Results
* PCSAR DOC-30 Urban Lost Person Report
* PCSAR DOC-57 Ground Search and Rescue Report
* PCSAR DOC-58 Instructions For Completion of Ground Search and Rescue Report
* PCSAR DOC-65 University of Alberta - Wilderness Lost Person Report
* PCSAR DOC-92 Civilian SAR Team Incident Report

== Follow-up actions ==
{{Incident Report/Follow Up}}

== Conclusion ==
{{Incident Report/Conclusion}}
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 == File number ==
 {{Incident Report/File}}
-* Alberta Provincial Operations Centre tracking number (D4H): 00011
+* Alberta Provincial Operations Centre tracking number (D4H):
-* RCMP file number: 2022-1101657
+* RCMP file number:
 * Blood Tribe Police file number:
 * {{contact|Waterton Lakes National Park}} occurrence number:
@@ Line 19: / Line 19: @@
 {{Incident Report/Summary}}
-Type of Incident: (choose one) Search, Rescue, Search and Rescue, False Alarm, Evidence, Civil Emergency
+Type of Incident: (choose one) Search, Rescue, Search and Rescue, Evidence, Civil Emergency
-Search
 == Edit status ==
@@ Line 40: / Line 38: @@
 '''Terrain Type:'''
-* Plans:
-* Similar incidents:
-'''Weather/Environmental Conditions:'''
 * Plans:
 * Similar incidents:
@@ Line 74: / Line 68: @@
 {{Incident Report/Subjects}}
 * Subject 1:
-** Age: 35
+** Age:
-** Sex: Male
+** Sex:
-** lost person profile category: Fisher
+** lost person profile category:
 *** used in determining initial search area: child 1-3, child 3-6, child 6-12, elderly, mentally retarded, dispondent, hiker, snowmobiler, hunter, fisher, picker/photographer, climber, misc adult
 *** actual best category:
-** relationship to other subjects: na
+** relationship to other subjects:
-** condition found in (help required): deceased
+** condition found in (help required):
 *** self-extricated
 *** minor injuries
@@ Line 92: / Line 86: @@
 *** not found
 ** worst prior condition:
-** found together with which other subjects: na
+** found together with which other subjects:
 === Locations ===
@@ Line 116: / Line 110: @@
 * Date and time when PCSAR first notified:
 * Date and time when PCSAR decision to respond (tasking):
-* Date and time when first PCSAR resources moving (to site, staging, or marshal):
+* Date and time when first PCSAR resource on site:
-* Date and time when first PCSAR resource leaves marshal:
-* Date and time when first PCSAR resource on site/staging:
 * Date and time when first PCSAR resource beginning field assignment:
 * Date and time when subject 1 located: