Welcome to the new Albany County Search and Rescue website!
We are still in the process of building the new site.
If you have questions or are a member and need a login please contact Dan Hutchison or use the Contact Us page.
Albany County Sheriff's Search and Rescue operates under the Albany County Sheriff authority. We are a all trained volunteers and our services are provided free of charge, but we rely heavily on your 501(c)(3) tax-deductible donations.
Meetings are held the last Tuesday of every month with the exception of December.
Location: Albany County Commissioners Chambers.
Time: 7:00 PM
Support Albany County Sheriff's Search & Rescue
Donations can be sent to:
Albany County Sheriff's Search & Rescue
P.O. Box 2140 Laramie, Wyoming 82073
About Albany County Wyoming
Located in southeast Wyoming, Albany County consist of 4,309 square miles. The high plain's with an elevation that rarely drops below 7000 feet is flanked with mountain ranges both east and west. The Laramie Range on the east of the county is home to popular locations like Happy Jack Recreation Area and Vedauwoo. To the west lie the Snowy Range and Medicine Bow Peak towering above the plains at 12,013 feet.