1. Serve the skiing and riding public, without charge, in rescue and emergency care treatment;
2. Serve the Summit at Snoqualmie area management, at their request, as a trained and skillful emergency care and rescue organization;
3. Promote safety and accident prevention in coordination with the Summit at Snoqualmie area management, the National Ski Patrol (NSP), the United States Ski Association, the National Ski Area Operations Association, government agencies, local law enforcement agencies, and other regroups devoted to the promotion of outdoor sports safety.
Part of our mission of being part of the National Ski Patrol is to educate the public of how to stay safe during the ski season.
Please take a moment to read this ESPN article that highlights the dangers of Avalanche and pays tribute to the 34 lost last year in avalanches. Please have a safe and fun ski season.
Interested in joining the patrol? Contact the candidate training advisor (use our contact page) for more information.
The Summit Central Ski Patrol is a local Ski Patrol organized under the Pacific Northwest Division, National Ski Patrol System, Inc. The National Ski Patrol was granted a Federal (non-profit) Charter under an Act of Congress on February 8, 1949. The Pacific NW Division was included in the exempt status by the IRS on January 17, 1973. We are a volunteer organization and donations are greatly appreciated.
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Summit at Snoqualmie Central Ski Patrol