DAISY MOUNTAIN FIRE AND MEDICAL.PDF

Created: 01/22/2018 • Last updated: 02/09/2018
General information
Organization Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical
Contact First name Randy
Contact Last name Kennedy
Contact e-mail randy.kennedy@dmfd.org
Contact phone number 623-776-5570
Address
Street 41018 N. Daisy Mountain Drive
City Anthem
State Arizona
ZIP Code 85086
From what tribe is the Gila River Indian Community
organization requesting the
grant?
Total grant amount request 289,285.56
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The Gila River Indian Community offers multi-year awards. If your organization is
requesting a multi-year grant for this project or program from the Gila River Indian
Community, enter the amount to be requested each year.
Amount
Year 1 (Gila River Indian
144,642.78
Community Grants Only)
Year 2 (Gila River Indian
144,642.78
Community Grants Only)
Year 3 (Gila River Indian
Community Grants Only)
Year 4 (Gila River Indian
Community Grants Only)
Year 5 (Gila River Indian
Community Grants Only)
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Gila River Indian Community Grant Application
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Cover Sheet
Municipality Information
1. Date of Application: 2/27/2018 (NOTE: Click or use up/down arrow keys to move among
fields)
2. Name of City, Town or County: Maricopa County
3. Mayor (City or Town) or Board of Supervisor’s Chairman (County): Steve Chucri
4. Mailing Address: 301 W. Jefferson Ave, Suite 960
5. City: Phoenix State: Arizona Zip Code: 85003
6. Acknowledgement of Submission by Authorized Municipality Representative:
Typed Name/Title: Zachary Wolfe, Finance Department Signature:
Applicant Information
7. Department/Organization Name: Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical
8. Is this a 501c non-profit Organization? No Yes If yes, attach IRS Determination Letter
9. Application Contact Person: Randy Kennedy Title: Engineer
10. Phone Number: 623-776-5570
11. Mailing Address: 41018 N. Daisy Mountain Drive
12. City: Anthem State: Arizona Zip Code: 85086
13. Email Address: randy.kennedy@dmfd.org Website Address: https://www.daisymountainfire.org/
Project Information
14. Project Name: Technical Rescue Team DMFM
15. Purpose of Grant: The purpose of this grant is to receive startup funding for the training and equipment
necessary to establish a Technical Rescue Team for the communities protected and served by Daisy
Mountain Fire & Medical
16. Priority Funding Area Public Safety
17. Annual amount requested $1st: $144,642.78 - 2nd: $144,642.78
18. Number of years that funding is 2
requested
19. Total amount requested (annual $289,285.56
amount x number of years)
Yes. We received funding once in 2014 for $250,000 for a
20. Has your organization received past wildland fire apparatus.
funding from GRIC? If yes, list each year
and amount
For Office Use Only:
Data Entry Receipt Evaluation
Outcome A Approval Recommended/Amount $ A Denial

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The area this project will serve is now approximately 200
square miles, this includes communities of New River, Desert
Hills, Anthem, and Black Canyon City. This project will also
21. Geographic area served
serve the surrounding communities within the
automatic/mutual aid system throughout Maricopa and
Yavapai County.

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Narrative
Please structure your proposal to provide the following information in the order indicated. Provide the narrative
in paragraph form in the text field provided. Please be thorough but strive for brevity.
1. Briefly describe the organization’s history, mission and goals.
Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical (DMFM) was created in 1988 to provide fire and medical
services to the growing Desert Hills and New River communities. In 2004 we annexed the new
master planned Anthem community into our district and most recently in 2017 have consolidated
with the Black Canyon City Fire District. Currently DMFM is a 5 station fire department that serves
approximately 55,000 citizens with multiple public education programs that benefit the communities
we serve. Our mission is to be “ Honorable, Compassionate and Exceptional” with goals of “Seeking
innovative ways to protect the community we serve”. With these goals as a growing organization, we
strive to being able to improve and increase the services we provide while still being fiscally
responsible of the taxpayer’s dollar.
2. If the applying organization is non-municipal or a non-profit 501c, please describe your relationship with
Arizona municipalities including past and present support, whether through partnerships, collaborations,
in-kind contributions, grants, tax-based funding or other. Describe the supporting municipality’s role in
this project. If the applying organization is a municipality governmental sub-division please enter the
text “Not applicable.”
Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical (DMFM) is a special district tax-based entity that is funded
through Maricopa County property taxes. Maricopa County is our pass through entity for grants
funded by proposition 202. DMFM contributes our emergency services to multiple Maricopa County
Regional Parks, State Forestry/BLM recreational use areas and mutual aid partner communities. We
have the support from our neighboring municipalities for this project such as Phoenix Fire,
Scottsdale Fire and Peoria Fire-Medical (see attachements). The support from these departments
comes from decades of their own Technical Rescue Teams (TRT) responding to the variety of
technical rescues within our district. DMFM TRT will be a valuable resource for all 26 departments in
the Phoenix Automatic Aid Consortium (PAAC) in Maricopa County region to assist in technical
rescues. With these partnerships, our Technical Rescue Personel will be trained in the Phoenix Fire
Departments 200 hour TRT course.
3. Describe the proposed project and planned goals and activities.

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The proposed project will directly benefit the Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical (DMFM) citizens,
automatic/mutual aid recipients and Maricopa County recreational enthusiasts. The first objective is
to send 15 DMFD members through special operiations training at Phoenix Fire Departments 5
week, 200 hour Technical Rescue course that focuses on specialized training including trench
rescues, swift water rescues, technical high angle rope rescues, confined space, industrial
emergencies, structural collapse and mountain/trail rescues. The second objective for this project
will be purchasing the necessary individual load out gear (see attachment) and the required
technical rescue equipment (see attachment). The last objective of this project is for DMFM to build
a $60,000 support vehicle (as an in-kind expense, see project budget) needed for this Technical
Rescue Team.
The planned goals/activities for the first years allocated grant money will be utilized to train 3
DMFM captains as subject matter experts for establishing the team and purchasing the necessary
equipment.
The second years allocated grant funds will be utilized for training 12 additional DMFM members
required to constant staff the Technical Rescue Team. Once the DMFM members are trained,
specialized equipment is received, and support vehicle is equipped, we will be able to add this vital
resource into the PAAC 911 automatic/mutual aid system. We will attend the valleywide trainings
with the PAAC Technical Rescue Teams to establish continuity with crews, continued education and
real scenario based drills.
4. Describe how the proposed project satisfies one or more of the priority funding areas identified by the
Gila River Indian Community.
Daisy Mountain Fire District is a committed fire department that provides fire and medical
emergency services for the publics safety. The proposed project will enhance our efforts by
combating the increasing technical rescues in our urban interface communities.
5. Identify the needs/problems to be addressed, target population and number of people to be served by
the project.
Our fire district is now approximately 200 square miles of growing coverage area located in
northern Maricopa County, with a majority of our 55,000 residences living in rural areas
encompassing the communities of New River, Desert Hills, Anthem and Black Canyon City. Due to
the rural setting and increasing population, we have seen a rise in flood water and mountain
rescues. Currently our members have minimal training to support life safety rescues in slow moving

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flood water conditions and no certified training in mountain rescues. This has put our members in
extremely dangerous situations with near misses that could have been avoided. With these funds we
will be able to properly train and equip DMFM members to avoid these scenarios. Our district
responds to a variety of high traffic recreational areas including; Maricopa County Regional Parks,
Tonto National Forest, Bureau of Land Management and Arizona State Land.
The Technical Rescue Team will not only improve firefighter/public life safety in our fire district,
but other heavily populated surrounding communities as well. Implementing this resource in our fire
district will reduce the response times for these emergencies. Currently we have extended response
times for technical rescues, due to the locations of the nearest Technical Rescue Teams. Our recent
consolidation with Black Canyon City Fire, we have inherited a 35 mile stretch of the I-17 corridor
through remote mountainous terrain. With this expansion, the Technical Rescue Team is now a
critical resource for DMFM.
6. Define the project as a new or continuing program.
This project is new to Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical. DMFM has been striving for the last 10+
years to establish a Technical Rescue Team without success due to the districts budget being
severely constrained by Arizona’s property tax limiting legislation, Prop 117. We have also seeked
out federal Homeland Defense Grants to assist in funding this project without success due to the
grant funding guidline limitations. With these limitations and financial hardships we are seeking other
funding sources to support this need.
7. Provide a brief timeline including start and finish dates. Indicate if the timeline is flexible.
Once we are awarded the first year funding from this grant in October 2018, our timeline will be
to train the first 3 DMFM captains in the Spring of 2019 TRT course. Following their completion of
the course we will order the necessary equipment (see attachment).
When the second year funding is received in October 2019, we will enroll the next 12 DMFM
members in the Spring of 2020 TRT course. During this time DMFM will be establishing a support
vehicle. Following their completion of the course we will be able to add this resource into the
regional 911 automatic/mutual aid system.
The flexibility of this projects timeline is limited due to the life safety impact to the
public/members and the limitations of the 5 week, 200 hour TRT course availability. We attempted to
extend this project into a 3 year funded grant. Due to the specialized training and continued
education needed, it was determined that extending this program over 3 years would jeopardize the

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retention of the specialized training needed to perform these tasks. The finish dates for this project
will be summer of 2020.
8. Identify other organizations, partners or funders participating in the project and their roles.
Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical is a funding partner for this project by contributing a total of
$92,142.84. This is a combination of the 10% match or $32,142.84 and the in kind contribution of
$60,000.00. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Communities partially funded DMFM UTV project (see
line 12), totaling $28,312.56.
9. Would you be able to implement the proposed plan if your organization received partial funding for this
project?
The Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical will not be able to fund this project beyond our 10% match
and in kind contribution of $60,000 equaling $92,142.84. Due to the backfill expense for the 15
DMFM members to attend the 5 week training course and initial equipment costs, DMFM will not be
able to fund the start up costs needed for this vital TRT resource.
10. Describe your plan for project financial sustainability beyond the grant period. If this is a
program/project previously funded by the Gila River Indian Community describe efforts made towards
the previously described sustainability plan.
Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical will be able to budget the equipment, training and apparatus
upkeep that is required to sustain this project once implemented. There is a standard for continued
education in the valley with multiagency weekly TRT training that we will be participents in. We have
researched other fire departments TRT sustainment budgets and forecasted our ability to sustain
this project.
11. Describe your plan to document progress and results.
Our Plan is to write multiple follow up reports on the progress of this project. In the first years
funding, there will be a period of time before the first 3 DMFM captains will be trained and equipment
delivered. During this time we will send an interim report to follow up on the status of the project.
Once the second year funding is allocated, we will send another interim report to announce our
accomplishments, the plan for the remaining 12 DMFM members to be trained and the status of the

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support apparatus. When the final group has completed there training, we will conclude our final
report for 2020.
12. Indicate any application to and/or awards made by a tribe other than the Gila River Indian Community
for state shared revenues for this and any other project for the past five (5) years. If this information is
included in a separate attachment, please indicate that here.
Daisy Mountain Fire & Medical has most recently received 90% partial funds of $25,738.69 to
purchase a Polaris 6x6 with a Fire/Rescue skid unit and enclosed trailer from the Salt River Pima-
Maricopa Indian Community from their 2016 grant process. This apparatus was chosen for its
wildland capabilities, special public event medical response, and ability to access remote locations
for medical emergencies, which is a valuable piece of equipment to support our future technical
rescue team.

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Project Budget
Budget Period: See alternately created in lieu of project budget for 2018 and 2019 grant cycle.
For each budget item listed here please provide a narrative description on the following Project Budget Detail
page.
Proposed Budget Expense Amount Amount In Kind Total Budget
(list each budget item) requested from requested or contributions
GRIC secured from
other funders
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Project Budget Detail
Please provide a narrative description for each of the project budget items listed on the previous page. Include
the dollar figure and how it was derived.
1. This line represents the cost for tuition for 3 DMFM Captains ($3,500.00 per person) to attend the 5 week
Technical Rescue Technician course. The total cost of the course will be $10,500.00. DMFM will cover
$1,050.00 or 10% of the cost and seeking $9,450.00 from GRIC
2. This line represents the cost of the individual load out gear ($2,111.50) required for the 3 DMFM Captains to
attend the TRT course. With a total of $6,334.50, DMFM will cover the $633.45 or 10% of the total cost and
seeking $5,701.05 from GRIC.
3. This line represents the cost for backfilling 3 DMFM Captains positions for the 5 weeks of specialized TRT
training. The estimated backfill cost total is $34,730.54. DMFM will cover the $3,473.04 or 10% of the total cost
and seeking $31,257.50 from GRIC.
4. This line represents the cost of the standard high angle rescue equipment required to resolve emergencies
from steep mountainsides, cliffsides, tree or helicopter assisted rescues with a total of $34,021.38. DMFM will
cover $3,402.14 or 10% of the total cost and seeking $30,619.24 from GRIC.
5. This line represents the cost of the confined space equipment necessary to handle emergencies from storm
drains, pipes, tanks, silos, mineshafts or trench rescues with a total of $28,262.53. DMFM will cover $2,826.25
or 10% of the total cost and seeking $25,436.28 from GRIC
6. This line represents the cost of the shoring equipment needed to take care of emergencies relating to
building collapse, large vehicle entrapment and trench rescues with a total of $15,716.78. DMFM will cover
$1,571.68 or 10% of the total cost and seeking $14,145.10 from GRIC.
7. This line represents the cost of the swiftwater equipment that flood, canal, vehicle submersion and still water
rescues call for with a total of $11,391.83. DMFM will cover $1,139.18 or 10% of the total cost and seeking
$10,252.65 from GRIC.
8. This line represents the cost of the variety of multipurpose tools that are a necessity in all compliments of
TRT with a total of $13,666.18. DMFM will cover $1,366.62 or 10% of the total cost and seeking $12,299.56
from GRIC.

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9. This line represents the $5,481.40 excess funds from the 1st year that will need to be rolled over into the 2nd
DMFM TRT project budget year (see attachment). This budget line was created to balance out the 2 year
contribution amounts requested from Gila River Indian Community.
10. This line represents the cost for tuition for 12 DMFM members ($3,500.00 per person) to attend the 5-week
Technical Rescue Technician course. The total cost of the course will be $42,000.00. DMFM will cover
$4,200.00 or 10% of the cost and seeking $37,800.00 from GRIC.
11. This line represents the cost of individual load out gear ($2,050 per person) required for the 12 DMFD
members to attend the TRT course. With a total of $25,338.00, DMFM will cover the $2,533.80 or 10% of the
total cost and seeking $22,804.20 from GRIC.
12. This line represents the cost for backfilling 12 DMFM members positions for the 5 weeks of specialized
TRT training. The estimated backfill cost total is $99,466.65. DMFM will cover the $9,946.67 or 10% of the total
cost and seeking $89,519.98 from GRIC.
13. This line represents the estimated $60,000 in kind contribution of a DMFM built support fire apparatus to
transport the necessary equipment. These funds are to be budgeted in the 2019-2020 DMFM budget year.
14. This line represents the $28,312.56 in kind contribution of the DMFM Polaris 6x6 with a Fire/Rescue skid
unit and enclosed trailer. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community awarded us 90% of the funds needed to
purchase this apparatus in support of the rural needs of our district. This is a valuable resource for all
Technical Rescue Teams.
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Gila River Indian Community Grant Application Project Budget for
Daisy Mountain Fire and Medical TRT
Amount Amount In kind
Proposed Budget Expense Requested Requested or Contributions Total Budget
for DMFM TRT Year 1 from GRIC Secured from
(2018) Other Funds
1. TRT Class Tuition for $9,450.00 $1,050.00 0 $10,500.00
3 DMFM Captains
2. Induvial Load Out Gear for $5,701.05 $633.45 0 $6,334.50
3 DMFM Captains
3. Overtime Backfill for 3 $31,257.50 $3,473.04 0 $34,730.54
DMFM Captains
4. High Angle Rescue $30,619.24 $3,402.14 0 $34,021.38
Equipment
5. Confined Space $25,436.28 $2,826.25 0 $28,262.53
Equipment
6. Shoring Equipment $14,145.10 $1,571.68 0 $15,716.78
7. Swiftwater Equipment $10,252.65 $1,139.18 0 $11,391.83
8. Multiple Purpose Tools $12,299.56 $1,366.62 0 $13,666.18
9. Carry Over Funds $5,481.40 0 0 $5,481.40
Total Budget for the First $144,642.78 $15,462.36 0 $160,105.14
Year
Proposed Budget Expense
for DMFM TRT Year 2
(2019)
9. Carry Over Funds -$5,481.40 0 0 -$5,481.40
10. TRT Class Tuition for 12 $37,800.00 $4,200.00 0 $42,000.00
DMFM Members
11. Induvial Load Out Gear $22,804.20 $2,533.81 0 $25,338.00
for 12 DMFM Members
12. Overtime Backfill for 12 $89,519.98 $9,946.67 0 $99,466.65
DMFM Members
13. DMFM Purchase of 0 0 $60,000.00 $60,000.00
Support Apparatus
14. DMFM UTV and Trailer 0 0 $28,312.56 $28,312.56
Total Budget for the Second $144,642.78 $16,680.48 $88,312.56 $249,635.82
Year
Total Overall Budget for $289,285.56 $32,142.84 $88,312.56 $409,740.96
Both Years


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TECHINCAL RESCUE EQUIPMENT LIST
Quantity Description PRICE
HIGH ANGLE RESCUE
3 100 ft. Static Rope in Black Bag $482.11
2 60 m Dynamic Rope in Blue Bag $392.11
1 200 ft. Static Rope in Red Yates Bag $267.11
1 200 ft. Static Rope in Blue Yates Bag $283.11
1 200 ft. Static Rope in Blue Yates Bag $267.11
1 200 ft. Static Rope in Orange Yates Bag $267.11
1 300 ft. Static Rope in Orange Yates Bag $414.11
1 600 ft. Static Rope in Orange Bag $671.11
2 Complete Working Line Kit in RED Back Pack $2,758.11
2 Complete Belay Line Kit in Orange Back Pack $2,069.11
1 Stokes Basket with Detachable Big Wheel $2007.11
1 Stokes Basket Rope Bridle $137.11
1 Stokes Basket Adjustable Cam Bridle $548.11
2 Patient Packaging Kit in Orange Back Pack $126.11
3 Pick-off Harnesses in Blue Bags $776.11
2 Edge Pro Kit $916.11
1 Metolius Lead Climb Sling with 6 Quickdraws $296.11
3 Mini 4:1’s Blue Bag $911.11
1 Pair Stokes Basket “Bullhorn” Handles $278.11
1 Arizona Vortex Tripod Kit $4,921.11
1 DBI/SALA Aluminum Tripod $3,026.11
1 CMC Tower Rescue Kit $6,726.11
1 Tree Rescue Kit $2,388.11
High Angle Rescue Equipment Total with Tax $34,021.38

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CONFINED SPACE EQUIPMENT
2 Scott Egress Air Bottles $5,026.11
1 Savox Con-Space Communication Rescue Kit $8,321.11
1 Air Line on Mounted Spool 300 ft. $526.11
1 Lockout/Tag-out Kit $126.11
1 Ram Fan with Flexible Tubing and Saddle Vent $1,017.11
1 Allegro Electric Fan $2,326.11
2 Yellow Flex Tubing for Allegro Fan $106.11
1 Black Flex for Allegro Fan $66.11
3 Canvas Sleeves for Allegro Fan $126.11
1 Scott Air Cart $4,526.11
1 MSA Altair 5X Multi-Gas Detector $3,526.11
Confined Space Equipment Total with Tax $28,262.53
SHORING EQUIPMENT
1 Tool Box $56.11
15 Ellis Clamps $135.11
2 Ellis Clamp Ratchet Bars $196.11
1 Milwaukee Worm Drive 7¼ “Circular Saw $206.11
1 Milwaukee Worm Drive 10¼” Circular Saw $346.11
1 12” Dewalt Chop Saw Mounted on Pull-out $276.11
2 Metal Cutting Rollers for Cut Station $66.11
1 Tool Box with 6 Metal Wood Cut Jigs $46.11
10 Screw Jacks $326.11
4 Complete Carpenter Bags $106.11
1 8” Duplex Box Nails $71.11
1 8” Strip Box Nails $86.11
1 16” Duplex Box Nails $76.11
1 16” Strip Box Nails $76.11
1 Paratech High Pressure Bag Kit $3,026.11

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5 High Pressure Bags: 41” X 14”, 12” X 6”, 26” x 26” $4,676.11
1 Holmatro Low Pressure Bags $3,945.11
1 GX 120 Honda with Suction Hose and Metal Screen $571.11
Shoring Equipment Total with Tax $15,716.78
SWIFTWATER EQUIPMENT
1 Inflatable Boat $2,926.11
6 Rowing Oars $169.11
1 Allied Rescue Collar $351.11
1 Rescue Source Hose Inflator Kit $401.11
1 Carlson Boat Hand Pump $271.11
7 Throw Bags $376.11
6 Helmets $371.11
7 Personal Floatation Device $2,126.11
7 Wet Suits $1,972.11
4 Wet Suit Vests $206.11
2 Dry Suits $1,186.11
Swiftwater Equipment Total with Tax $11,391.83
MULTIPURPOSE TOOLS
1 LZ Flare Kit with 6 Strobes and 6 Bases $228.00
1 CMC Spreader Bar $195.00
2 Pick-off Straps $100.00
2 Large Knot Passing Pulleys $266.00
1 Hazard Tape $14.00
3 Pairs Systems Prusiks $33.00
1 Chest Harness $209.00
1 ALTA Fall Protection Strap (shock absorbing) $214.00
1 Large Cinch Strap $10.00
1 Anchor Plate $80.00
1 Weight Scale $30.00

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1 Sthil Chain Saw $1,225.00
1 Sthil Circular Saw $1,399.00
1 Pair Jumper Cables $30.00
1 Mounted 100 ft. Electrical Cord Reel $85.00
4 Large Extension Cords $176.00
1 Large Red Salvage Cover $200.00
10 Orange Parking Cones $120.00
1 SpeedAire Portable Air Compressor $1,345.00
1 Red Tool Box $30.00
2 Metal Wheel Chocks $40.00
10 Pieces High Density Plastic Cribbing $820.00
2 Pieces High Density Plastic Wedges $160.00
2 Collapsible Shovels $36.00
1 Small Bolt Cutters $16.00
2 Sledge Hammers $102.00
1 Large Scoop Shovel $30.00
6 Round Point Shovels $300.00
2 Short Round Point Shovels with Handles $40.00
4 Square Shovels $105.00
1 Electric 90 lb. Jack Hammer $1,400.00
1 90 lb. Air Jack Hammer $1,250.00
1 Hand Held Chipper $375.00
1 Hand Held Rivet Buster $1,000.00
2 Silver Metal Oil Reservoirs $50.00
7 Metal Bits/Chippers $50.00
5 Air Hoses $822.87
Multipurpose Tools Total with Tax $13,666.18
FINAL COST WITH TAX $103,058.70

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Quantity Description PRICE
TRT INDIVIDUAL LOADOUT COST
1 CMC Propocket Accessory Bag $50.00
1 Hiking Boots $125.00
1 Micro Rappel Brake Rack $89.00
6 Aluminum G-rated Carabiners $32.00
1 Rope Gloves $30.00
1 Nav-Bod-Petzl Harness Class III $320.00
1 Petzl Vertex Vent Helmet $92.00
1 Pixa 3 pro Helmet Light $100.00
1 Nomex Jumpsuit with Screening $325.00
1 Knee Pads $22.00
1 CamelBak pack $105.00
1 Pick off strap $53.73
1 Prussiks cord (33' of 6mm mammut cord) $11.22
1 15’ of Red Webbing $5.40
1 TRT Guide: 4th Edition $20.00
1 Utility / Duffel Bag $85.00
1 Water ResQ Shoes $70.00
1 Aztek edge kit with 4:1 $365.00
Sub Total $1,900.35
TAX $211.15
Total $2,111.50