The February Issue
Teamwork and planning pass the test
This one was not a drill but those involved say the past five years of training and
preparation paid off leading to a “great outcome” for all concerned.
On Monday 3 Feb, about 3.45pm, emergency services were alerted to an incident on the
Sailors Cutting to Benmore section of the Alps to Ocean Trail, Senior Constable
Nayland Smith said.
He received a call from Hato Hone St John to say that a cyclist had been found
unconscious on the trail at a point not easily accessed.
“Police activated, fire activated and we all got dispatched.”
The response included the Ōmārama and Otematata volunteer fire brigades and first
response, Omarama Search and Rescue and the Otago Southland Rescue
Helicopter. In the event the injured cyclist ...
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Inside The February Issue
Teamwork and planning pass the test
Encouraging learning success on farm
Gemma is heading for the top
Dispersal of church sale funds discussed
The generator is powering our way
And that's a wrap from the Simon Gault team
ICYMI Introducing Ōmārama Lodge
Looking back to take things forward
What caught your eye this month?
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