Tracking Class 2006

Kane County Sheriff Tactical Tracking Team

The Kane County Sheriff's Office Tactical Tracking Team was started in 2001 after the Four Corners incident. The tracking team consists of officers from the Kane County Sheriff's Office, Kanab City Police Dept and the Fredonia Marshal's Office.

The team has conducted real world fugitive tracks as well as search & rescue tracks.

In 2006 the Kane County Sheriff's Office began a tactical tracking course. We have trained officers from the US Marshal's Office, US Border Patrol, US Bureau of Indians Affairs Law Enforcement , National Park Service as well as State, County and Local law Enforcement Agencies from Arizona, Utah, California, Oregon, Colorado and Texas.

The 2010 Tracking Class will be conducted Oct 11th 12th & 13th in Kanab UT.

The 2010 course fee is $300 and includes all meals and lodging.

THE KCSO TACTICAL TRACKING TEAM CONSIDERS THEIR BOOTS A VITAL PIECE OF EQUIPMENT.

WHEN IT COMES TO BOOTS, DON'T TALK THE TALK IF YOU CAN'T WALK THE WALK.

THE KCSO TACTICAL TRACKING TEAM WEARS ORIGINAL SWAT BOOTS.

ORIGINAL SWAT BOOTS WALK THE WALK, EVER MISSION.