Urban Search and Rescue Ohio Task Force 1

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Urban Search and Rescue Ohio Task Force 1 or OH-TF1 is a FEMA Urban Search and Rescue Task Force based in Dayton, Ohio. OH-TF1 is sponsored by the municipalities in the Miami Valley.^[1]

Deployment

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The following list may be incomplete, especially between 2008 and 2018:

1998 - Debruce Grain Elevator Explosion
2001 - World Trade Center
2002 - Salt Lake City Winter Olympic Games
2003 - Columbia Space Shuttle Debris Recovery
2003 - Hurricane Isabel
2004 - Democratic National Convention
2004 - Hurricane Frances
2004 - Hurricane Ivan
2005 - Hurricane Dennis
2005 - Hurricane Katrina
2005 - Hurricane Ophelia
2005 - Hurricane Rita
2006 - Hurricane Ernesto
2008 - Hurricane Gustav
2008 - Hurricane Hanna
2008 - Hurricane Ike
2011 - Hurricane Irene
2012 - Hurricane Sandy
2016 - Hurricane Matthew
2018 - Hurricane Florence
2018 - Hurricane Michael
2019 - Hurricane Dorian
2020 - Hurricane Laura
2021 - Surfside condominium building collapse
2023 - Maui Wildfires

References

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^ "US&R Task Force Locations". FEMA. Archived from the original on July 5, 2012. Retrieved August 28, 2006.

Fire departments of the United States

Alaska	Anchorage Juneau
Arizona	Gilbert Phoenix Prescott Tempe
Colorado	Denver Longmont South Metro West Metro
Connecticut	Bridgeport Bristol Hartford New Haven Norwalk
Georgia	Atlanta Savannah
Hawaii	Honolulu
Illinois	Chicago Naperville
Indiana	Fort Wayne Indianapolis
Louisiana	New Orleans
Michigan	Detroit Kalamazoo
Minnesota	Duluth Minneapolis Saint Paul
Missouri	Columbia Kansas City Springfield St. Louis

Nevada	Clark County Henderson Las Vegas North Las Vegas
New York	Briarcliff Manor Buffalo Gordon Heights New York City Yonkers
North Carolina	Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Winston-Salem
Ohio	Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo Youngstown
North Carolina	Charlotte Greensboro Raleigh Winston-Salem
Oregon	Forest Grove Hillsboro Mid-Columbia Fire and Rescue Portland Tualatin Valley Fire and Rescue Washington County Fire District 2
Rhode Island	Providence
South Carolina	Charleston
Tennessee	Knoxville Memphis Nashville
Texas	Austin Houston San Antonio Cypress and Fairbanks Dallas El Paso Spring
Utah	Salt Lake County
Washington	Camas-Washougal Eastside District Puget Sound Region Seattle Vancouver
Wisconsin	Milwaukee