The Mission of American Regulators
The American Regulators empower individuals to volunteer and provide hands-on assistance in the aftermath of disasters. Through direct collaboration with communities, organizations, and government authorities, we actively work to minimize the effects of disasters. The American Regulators welcome individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of race, religion, or disability, to join us in our mission to aid communities affected by disasters. Together, we can create a substantial impact by harnessing the expertise and dedication of our volunteers.
Veterans & First Responders
Our veterans and first responders are invaluable assets to our nation. Their selfless sacrifices have secured the rights and freedoms we cherish. Yet, their struggles persist even after they return home or retire. It is our mission to offer unwavering support to these heroes. From aiding those with PTSD to creating opportunities for them to volunteer in disaster relief, we are dedicated to standing by their side every step of the way.
Natural Disasters/Search and Rescue
Our organization takes pride in assisting communities affected by natural disasters. Our services include search and rescue, search and recovery, disaster cleanup, property debris assessments, and long-term recovery committee support.
Communities
Join us in our mission to restore the community by actively participating in cleanup efforts. Together, we can make a difference in helping to regain community infrastructure, homes, and public facilities in affected areas.
Preparedness
Join us in our effort to equip individuals with life-saving skills. Our organization is committed to educating people on fundamental abilities such as fire starting, water sanitation, shelter building, basic self-defense, medical care, emergency communications, and disaster survival. These skills can be the difference between life and death in critical situations. As a member, you will have access to professional certifications and training to enhance your preparedness further.