Have you heard the news?
Lee's Summit Underwater has been selected as the beneficiary of the @HyVee Reusable Bag Program that supports local non-profits! Each time a $2.50 red "My Heart" Reusable Bag is purchased at the Hy-Vee Stores at:
301 NE Rice Road, Lees Summit MO and
310 SW Ward Road, Lees Summit MO
during the ENTIRE month of October we will receive a $1 donation.
Don't make us come get you after a bad choice! TURN AROUND, DON'T DROWN!. Be careful out there.Flooding is still a big concern this morning, mainly south & east of the KC Metro. There are numerous road closures, with rain still falling.
Check out modot.org for updates on road closures.
Remember turn around don't drown, it is not worth it!
LSUR joined Mid-County Fire Protection and Sunrise Beach Fire Protection for several days of training this week with Life Guard Systems.
Fantastic week getting team members certified in Blackwater Diving and Rapid Deployment.
We enjoyed getting to team up with such a great group of divers, looking forward to teaming up again for more training opportunities!
Great day spent on the water training yesterday.
Some of our newer divers and support learned the art of hurricane anchoring - a 3 anchor system to make our boats into dive platforms. We also successfully located and brought Rescue Randy home!
Training day. Learned about the 360 sonar system & how to deploy lines for swift water.
Getting an early spring cleaning done on this nice afternoon.
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LSUR is always accepting applications if you’re looking for a volunteer opportunity
www.lsur.org/join-us/
Heading out to Sailboat Cove at Lake Jacomo to service the sailboat mooring lines. #PublicSafetyDivers #saturdayblackwaterdiving
We had two new members complete their swimming, dive skills, & dive knowledge qualifications last night. If you would like to volunteer your time & skills as a public safety diver, check out our website for an application.
Yesterday 8 team members responded to a call from the Jackson County Sheriff's Office to pull a vehicle out of Lone Jack Lake. Our divers were able to successfully tether the vehicle for extraction and about 3 hours after arriving on the scene extraction was complete.
Thank you for your continued support of our volunteer public safety divers. If you would like to learn more about how you can help, click the “learn more” button on our page.