DISTRICT 1 CO Zach Painter assisted the Porcupine Mountain park staff in the recovery of a hiker in need of medical attention. The hiker was severely dehydrated and could not walk. The hiker was brought to the nearest trailhead and given medical attention. Acting Sgt. Doug Hermanson, COs Dave Miller, Brett DeLonge, Brian Lasanen and […]
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