COVERAGE AREA

North West FL
Region

North FL
Region
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Escambia County
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Santa Rosa County
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Okaloosa County
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Walton County
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Holmes County
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Washington County
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Bay County
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Jackson County
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Calhoun County
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Gulf County
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Gadsden County
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Liberty County
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Franklin County
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Leon County
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Wakulla County
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Jefferson County
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Madison County
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Taylor County
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​Lafayette County
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Hamilton County
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Dixie County
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Levy County
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Suwannee County
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Gilchrist County
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Alachua County
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Baker County
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Union County
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Bradford County
The North Florida Search Team is organized into three distinct regions: Northwest, North, and Northeast. Each region is overseen by a designated Region Chief, responsible for facilitating operations and ensuring effective communication among team members. This structure is designed to enhance the team's efficiency in tracking members and coordinating call-outs, ultimately supporting the team's mission and operational readiness.
Even though we have Counties that are listed the ones that are highlighted in Red means that we have a MOU/MOA set in place by that county or a area that is in that county which has AHJ (Authority Having Jurisdiction.)
Region Chiefs
Region Chiefs play a pivotal role in overseeing all operations within their respective regions. They are tasked with upholding the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) established by the North Florida Search Team (NFLST), ensuring that all activities align with organizational standards. In addition to managing operations, Region Chiefs facilitate the coordination of call-outs for team members, acting as supervisory figures on-site during these critical responses. Their responsibilities extend beyond immediate operational oversight; they are also accountable for regularly checking in with team members and leaders to ensure that all processes are up to date and functioning efficiently. Through their leadership and commitment to maintaining operational excellence, Region Chiefs significantly contribute to the overall effectiveness and readiness of the NFLST.