Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue

Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue, P. O. Box 229, Parish, NY.

OCSAR, in existence since 1971, a professional, well trained wilderness rescue team assisting law enforcement, the NYS DEC, Fire/EMS, NYS Federation of SAR Teams in locating and rescuing lost and/or missing persons.

Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue Team Responded to aid Forest Rangers in the search for 73-year old Craig Streete...
09/04/2026

Oswego County Pioneer Search and Rescue Team Responded to aid Forest Rangers in the search for 73-year old Craig Streeter. 10 members volunteered on 7 different days on this central Adirondack search contributing approximately 124 hours of service.

If you have any information in regards to his whereabouts, please contact NYSP at 518-897-2000.

09/02/2026

đź”” Do you have Wireless Emergency Alerts enabled? đź””

With the chance of damaging storms and isolated tornadoes this evening, some of those alerts may be sent out as a Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA, like an Amber Alert). See the graphic for directions to make sure you have yours turned on and can receive these alerts if they’re issued by the National Weather Service.

09/02/2026
Specialized training, disciplined search management, and fast local response can turn a missing-person emergency into a ...
08/27/2026

Specialized training, disciplined search management, and fast local response can turn a missing-person emergency into a successful rescue.

When someone is reported missing, the first few minutes are not just administrative—they are operationally critical. A local search and rescue team brings trained people, familiar knowledge of the area, and an organized search management process to a situation where delay can quickly increase danger. The goal is simple but urgent: reduce the time it takes to locate the subject, provide care sooner, and create the best possible outcome for the missing person and their family

Specialized training, disciplined search management, and fast local response can turn a missing-person emergency into a successful rescue.When someone is reported missing, the first few minutes are not just administrative—they are operationally critical. A local search and rescue team brings train...

It's National Dog Day! We're grateful for these two special K-9's that are a part of our team. Wishing you a great day K...
08/26/2026

It's National Dog Day! We're grateful for these two special K-9's that are a part of our team. Wishing you a great day K-9 Whiskey and K-9 Ada!

Members Amy LaRock and Dennis Merlino were out promoting Project Lifesaver International Headquarters at the Catholic Ch...
08/22/2026

Members Amy LaRock and Dennis Merlino were out promoting Project Lifesaver International Headquarters at the Catholic Charities of Oswego County Create, Chalk and Connect event.

08/20/2026

OSWEGO — The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office (OCSO) is proud to announce its second Citizens Police Academy, a community engagement program designed to give residents a behind-the-scenes look at loc…

08/19/2026

🚨 MISSING PERSON – PUBLIC ASSISTANCE REQUESTED

The New York State Police are seeking the public’s assistance locating Craig K. Streeter, 73, of Mahopac, NY.

Streeter was last seen on August 2, 2026, in Indian Lake, NY, and was traveling in his RV. He is known to camp and travel in remote areas.

Anyone who may have seen Streeter or his RV, particularly in the Moose River Road/Inlet area, is asked to contact the New York State Police at 518-897-2000.

Click the link below for all information.

https://troopers.ny.gov/news/new-york-state-police-are-seeking-publics-assistance-locating-missing-person-town-inlet

08/19/2026

IF YOU CALL 911 FROM THE WOODS…

Getting help to you can be more challenging when there’s no street address nearby. A few simple things can make a big difference.

📍 Share your location or coordinates if your phone provides them.
🌲 Tell the dispatcher about trails, landmarks, parking areas or signs you passed.
📱 Stay on the line and follow the dispatcher’s instructions.
🔋 Conserve your phone battery and avoid unnecessary calls or apps.
🚶 If you’re lost, don’t keep wandering unless rescuers instruct you to move.
👥 Before heading out, let someone know where you’re going and when you expect to return.

Our Sheriff’s Offices and emergency responders are ready when you need them — help them find you as quickly and safely as possible.

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P. O. Box 229
Parish, NY
13131

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