RECENT SUPPORT REPORT:
On December 18, 2009 members of the group met with Chief Meteorologist, Stephan Parr of KSLA Channel 12 in Shreveport. Their commitment to working as a TEAM to help all local areas to continue aiding accurate on-scene information to one another during any and all disasters such as the tornado which hit the Ark-La-Tex area in November 2009, damaging many rural areas in Bossier Parish. ON- SCENE assistance to all county and state agencies were there to help secure the Barron Road Area in Keithville to help safely get help to stranded home owners trapped by the flooded homes.
With"on-scene" assistance, officers from the "Healing Spirits Ranch and Rescue, Inc." helped feed information to local Fire and Law Enforcement of needs through Channel 12 of the home owners in the area they were acting as staging officers. Local residence came to them to notify of any emergencies, professional medical staff needed transportation to the hospitals for working the emergency that were trapped inside the flooded zone, those who needed health or medical care. During that recent flooding event, local members of the group responded and were assisting officers from the local sheriff office to not only to help slow down vehicles that were traveling through the area in four wheel drives at fast paces that made wakes from their vehicles that were damaging homes, but also were working with local fire agencies and officers of Wildlife and Fisheries. Their continued updates to Stephen Parr by cell phone to let the news crew stay in safe conditions, and funnel the information to Red Cross and Emergency Operations Management Director when an emergency occurred in that area, which helped in manpower from all other agencies involved.
UPDATE: June 26, 2010... received a call(text message) from a Explorer Member of Healing Spirits Ranch and Rescue, Inc., who is the grand daughter of Jane Holcomb, our new members was found at home, alone, and no way to contact help because she couldn't move, and could not breathe due to her C.O.P.D. was in full action. Jordan, did not panic seeing her grandmother severely suffering from the pain, and contacted H.S.R.R. Office by texting in the condition to the office, and on duty on the radar watch was Danny Kennedy, the founder.
He followed his trained experience of dealing with being a Fire Captain, and immediately dispatched the Texas State Police on the 911 in progress on the internet in their location. After full information was called into them through Shreveport 911 dispatch, the call went out to the right location within minutes. The patient was transported to the closest hospital, which our protocol is always follow up on a patient human or animal, and was greeted by the medical staff of that hospital in very fast, and very professional care to the members of our staff. WE APPRECIATE ALL the staff of the Hospital, EMT/Paramedics who came to their urgent need. We also THANK Caddo Parish 911 Dispatch Center for their great help as well. "WELL DONE EVERYONE", including the fine staff of the Texas State Police as well. We SALUTE YOU ALL. >
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