Search and Rescue

KlaasKids Search and Rescue Community Resource Manual

Search and Rescue missions have been a KlaasKids priority since we began operating in 1994.

During that time, our professional Search and Rescue team has assisted more than 1,500 families to search for, and often recover, their missing relatives.

The KlaasKids Search & Rescue Community Resource Manual consolidates 3-decades of knowledge in a comprehensive E-book that outlines and explains critical elements of a volunteer kidnap recovery effort, and strategies that promote rapid response, inter-agency cooperation as it encourages community involvement.

Whether you reside in an urban, suburban, or rural environment, the KlaasKids Search & Rescue Community Resource Manual will help you to quickly ramp up and organize an effective volunteer Search effort that can assist law enforcement, promote awareness, and provide community involvement.

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Megan’s Law

Washington State’s 1990 Community Protection Act included America’s first law authorizing public notification when dangerous sex offenders are released into the community. However, it was the brutal 1994 rape and murder of seven-year-old Megan Kanka that prompted the public demand for broad based community notification. On May 17, 1996, President Clinton signed Megan’s Law.

  • As of March 3,2023 there are 984,672 registered sex offenders living in the U.S.A. How many of them live in your neighborhood?
  • The Internet’s premiere and most comprehensive Megan’s Law destination.
  • Comparative analysis of every State’s Megan’s Law.
  • Up to date sex offender statistics.

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