2027 DATES COMING SOON!
The Driving Company Off Road EVOC and off road Overland Driver training
Off road EVOC driver training for law enforcement, firefighters, search & rescue, public utilities, and now, overlanders.
2027 DATES COMING SOON!
Off road EVOC driver training for law enforcement, firefighters, search & rescue, public utilities, and now, overlanders.

Professional Off-Road Training. Now Available to Everyone.
The Driving Company provides professional off-road driving and 4x4 training backed by decades of real-world experience. Our instructors have trained personnel and off-road instructors from more than 150 public safety agencies.
Our instructors are California POST-certified experts in off-road EVOC instruction, with real-world experience supporting fire strike teams, law enforcement operations, search & rescue teams, and emergency response. We train professionals to operate everything from Jeeps and 4x4 trucks to large off-road fire apparatus in demanding environments. Our instructors aren't weekend hobbyists. They are experienced off-road professionals with real-world emergency response backgrounds.
We don't believe in follow-the-leader training or large groups where students spend the day watching someone else's taillights. Our classes emphasize hands-on, highly interactive instruction with individual coaching designed to develop real off-road driving skills, judgment, and confidence.
There is far more to safe off-road vehicle operation than simply getting a vehicle down a trail. Terrain assessment, vehicle dynamics, traction management, route selection, recovery, mechanical sympathy, and sound decision-making all matter.
When recreational drivers and tour operators have an emergency, they call the professionals. We train those professionals.
Civilian Off-Road Training & Overland Adventures
That same professional-level expertise is now available to the public. Our civilian 4x4 and off-road driving courses are designed for overlanders, adventure travelers, and drivers who are new to off-road vehicle operation.
For those ready to take their skills beyond the training course, The Driving Company also offers multi-day overland adventure training in real-world backcountry environments. These guided adventures combine spectacular overland travel with hands-on instruction in off-road driving, route planning, vehicle preparation, recovery, communications, environmental responsibility, and the practical skills needed for safe, self-sufficient backcountry travel. These aren't simply guided off-road tours. They're real overland adventures with professional training built into the experience.
Learn to travel off-road safely, confidently, and responsibly from instructors who train the professionals who operate off-road when the stakes are considerably higher.

Professional Off Road EVOC, Agency, or Private Company Off Road Driver Training
The Driving Company provides professional off-road driver training and off-road EVOC training for law enforcement, firefighters, public utilities, government agencies, and private companies whose employees operate vehicles off road. Our programs provide documented, professional, and defensible driver training designed for organizations where safety, competency, and accountability matter.

All Civilian Classes are at Hollister Hills SVRA
(Specialized Civilian Classes also at Oceano Dunes SVRA)
Gift Certificates Available
Professional, hands-on off-road driving and overlanding training for drivers of traditional 4x4s and today’s electric off-road vehicles. Our instructors can train you in any 4x4 vehicle.
Looking for Off Road EV Training?
We have trained hundreds of students in Rivian, Cybertruck, EV Hummer, and 4xe Jeep. Join any civilian class for specialized instruction.
Learn practical off-road driving skills, vehicle control, terrain assessment, traction management, and safe 4x4 operation in a highly interactive, real-world training environment.
Register early. Every civilian class has filled, with substantial waiting lists.

When overlanding or traveling off road with others, knowing how to safely use a winch, kinetic recovery rope, and other 4x4 recovery equipment can make you a valuable member of the group, even if your own vehicle doesn't have a winch.
Vehicle recovery involves tremendous forces, and attempting a recovery without proper training can result in serious injury or vehicle damage. This hands-on off-road recovery training teaches you how to participate safely and effectively in winching and vehicle recovery operations.
No recovery gear is required to attend. You'll train using our equipment and you’ll learn what recovery gear you actually need to build a safe, practical recovery kit. We'll explain what different pieces of equipment do, when to use them, and what to look for when choosing your own gear.
If you don't already own recovery gear, don't buy anything before the class. Attend the training first. You'll leave with a much better understanding of what belongs in your recovery kit and what you can probably leave on the store shelf.
If you already own a winch or recovery equipment, bring it. We'll teach you how to use your own gear safely and effectively.
Whether you're an overlander, off-road enthusiast, or new to 4x4 travel, understanding safe winching and vehicle recovery techniques is an essential backcountry skill.
You don't need to own a winch to benefit from recovery training. When traveling with others, you may be called upon to assist when another vehicle is stuck, or when a winch or other recovery equipment is being used. This class teaches you how to safely participate in a recovery operation, understand the equipment being used, recognize hazards, and effectively assist the person conducting the recovery.

Want to explore remote backcountry but aren't completely confident you have the skills, knowledge, or experience to do it on your own? That's why we created The Driving Company's Overland Adventure Training Trips.
Spend four or five days traveling through some of the most spectacular and remote landscapes in the American West while learning the skills experienced overlanders use to travel safely and confidently beyond the pavement. And you'll be traveling with instructors who have been professionally training off-road drivers since 2002. Our instructors don't just lead trips. They train the emergency responders and professional drivers who operate off road when the consequences of getting it wrong are considerably higher.
You'll learn off-road driving, route planning, navigation, vehicle preparation, communications, weather planning, recovery, convoy travel, backcountry decision-making, environmental responsibility, and what to do when the trip doesn't go according to plan. Our evening Campfire Classroom sessions turn what happened on the trail that day into lessons you can use on future trips.
Along the way, we'll search out the places that make overlanding worth doing: remote canyons, mountain passes, old mining roads, ghost towns, historic sites, ancient rock art, hidden backcountry destinations, and landscapes most travelers will never see.
These aren't tours where you simply follow a guide for a few days and go home. You'll go home a more knowledgeable, capable, and confident overlander.
Every Adventure registration also includes your choice of a FREE 1-Day Basic Off-Road Driving Course or 1-Day Winching & Recovery Course. Attendance is encouraged but not required.
Small groups. Limited trips. Very few spaces.
Come for the Adventure. Leave with the skills to find your own.

Pictured is Instructor Dave Storton with Adam and Jamie of Mythbusters
The Driving Company's instructor team brings more than 20 years each of professional off-road training experience to every course we teach.
Every TDC instructor is certified by the State of California in off-road EVOC instruction. We are the only private off-road training provider in California that can make that claim.
Our instructors bring real-world experience from law enforcement, fire service, emergency response, search and rescue, and professional off-road vehicle operations. They have trained personnel from more than 150 public safety agencies, from drivers of Jeeps and 4x4 trucks to operators of large off-road fire apparatus.
When things go wrong in the backcountry, people call emergency responders and search and rescue. We train the people who come to get you.
Whether we're training emergency responders or civilian overlanders, you are learning from instructors whose experience goes far beyond recreational off-roading.
Experienced. State Certified. Proven in the Field.
You've taken an off-road class. You're ready to use what you've learned. But now comes the question we hear all the time:
Where do I go, and who do I go with?
Two or three times each year, The Driving Company invites previous students to join our instructors for a FREE overnight off-road adventure.
These are not training courses and they're very different from our multi-day Overland Adventure Training trips. We're going out to have fun, and you're invited to come along.
We'll meet Saturday morning at a predetermined location, head off pavement, and spend the day exploring somewhere worth discovering. We'll camp together Saturday night, continue the adventure Sunday morning, and typically reach pavement around lunchtime so everyone has time to make the drive home. There is no charge. Bring your family. Bring your dog. Bring your sense of adventure. You simply need to be completely self-sufficient with your vehicle, food, camping equipment, and personal supplies.
It's a chance to put your training to use, gain experience in the backcountry, meet other TDC graduates, and discover places you might not yet be comfortable exploring on your own.
These trips are exclusively for previous TDC students and are announced through our private student Facebook group.
And they're popular. So popular, in fact, that available spaces are awarded by lottery.
Take a class. Join the community. Then come explore with us.
Please reach us at TheDrivingCompany@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
On the Off Road EVOC page and the Civilian Off Road page there is a PayPal button where you can pay via credit card. Just select your date from the menu.
For agency people, you can contact us to reserve a spot in the class and the agency can pay later if you cannot use a P-card. We can work through any billing system.
For Hollister Hills SVRA
The meeting place is the main entrance to Hollister Hills SVRA at 7800 Cienega Rd in Hollister, California. Set your trip odometer to zero as soon as you turn on to Cienega from Union, then drive 4.9 miles to the main entrance to the park. Turn right just after the sign that says, "Welcome To Hollister Hills" (NOT the barn that has Hollister Hills painted on it and NOT Mudstone Ranch Day Use Area). Do not turn into any of the day use areas. Do not simply follow your GPS if you are typing in the address - use the map link below. Following GPS to the address will put you in the driveway of the resident ranger rather than the meeting spot. Look for the sign!
Just prior to the pay booth, there is a large open area on your right and you will see a blue building. This is the classroom. The instructors will be there about 30 min prior to start time. If you are there earlier than that, just wait near the blue building. DO NOT wait in line at the kiosk! DO NOT start asking park employees where the training is, they will not know. Here is a map link: https://goo.gl/maps/gzFohZ1fNWBT6MK37
For San Diego Agency Classes
Meet on the first day at the San Diego Sheriff's Dept EVOC Facility:
7361 Otay Mesa Rd, San Diego, CA 92154
https://goo.gl/maps/xQbHWrrmq6N3Ws8x9
Note that your GPS may say this is San Ysidro Elementary School. It is not!
For the San Diego Students: if you get separated from the group on the way to lunch, here is the meeting spot:
https://goo.gl/maps/uDRwikKGPkpvZZ1X7
Restaurant Vallarta 2335 Roll Dr #11, San Diego, CA 92154
For San Diego Students: if you get separated from the group or you are told to meet at the beach training staging area, go to the end of Palm Ave - all the way to beach gate:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/FYawKzegTjWJsWo7A
Oceano Dunes SVRA Civilian and Agency Classes
555 Pier Ave, Oceano, CA 93445
The room is called “Guiton Hall” it’s situated behind (east of) the State Park Visitor Center. There is a small parking lot for you, and restrooms near the classroom.
All classes, regardless of location, start at 8:30 am and end at 5pm or a little later. Off road driving can be unpredictable. Classes are 8 hours in length, but we may run over depending on circumstances.
1-Day Basic Off Road Course: $350 for Hollister Hills SVRA
1-Day Basic Off Road Course: $495 for San Diego / Oceano Dunes
1-day Winching / Recovery Course: $350 for Hollister Hills SVRA
1-day Winching / Recovery Course: $495 for San Diego / Oceano Dunes
2-Day Courses: $695 for Hollister Hills SVRA
2-Day Courses: $995 for San Diego / Oceano Dunes
4-day Instructor Course: $1,400 for Hollister Hills SVRA
4-day Instructor Course $2,139 San Diego / Oceano Dunes
Why are prices so different from other trainers? The off road clubs use
volunteers, they do follow-the-leader training (a large number of vehicles will follow the teacher around the trails after a briefing) and they often have a high student to instructor ratio. Other private presenters must charge very high prices to cover the high insurance costs. We have a low 4:1 student to instructor ratio, our instructors are professionals who train search and rescue personnel, firefighters, and even the Hollister Hills staff. We can keep our prices reasonable because our insurance and other costs are spread over the hundreds of students we train each year in the Western US.
Agency EVOC classes: 100% refund only if we can fill your spot.
Civilian Classes: Cancellations made at least 14 days before your class are eligible for a full refund or transfer to another available class date.
If you need to cancel within 14 days, we will still provide a full refund or move you to another class if we are able to fill your spot with another participant.
We can offer more flexibility with our 1-day civilian classes because these classes typically have waiting lists, making it easier to fill a last-minute opening.
We understand that plans sometimes change, and whenever we can fill your spot, we'll do our best to accommodate you with either a refund or transfer.
Multi-Day Adventure Training Courses:
Our multi-day Adventure Training trips require participants to travel to locations throughout the western United States. Because these trips involve advance planning and travel arrangements, cancellations can be difficult to fill, even when we have a waiting list.
Cancellations made more than 60 days before the trip are eligible for a full refund.
If you cancel within 60 days of the trip, we will still provide a full refund if we are able to fill your spot with another participant. If we cannot fill your spot, your payment will be applied as a credit toward a future Adventure Training trip.
Because of the logistics involved with these trips, please make sure you are reasonably confident you can attend before registering.
For Public Agencies
Students should train in the type of off-road vehicle they will actually operate in the course of their duties, so please bring an agency vehicle whenever possible.
Two students per vehicle works well, although students may also use individual vehicles if preferred. Either way, our course structure provides each student with plenty of hands-on driving time.
Vehicle damage during our training is extremely rare. Since 2002, only two vehicles have sustained minor damage during our courses, and in both cases the damage occurred when a driver did not follow specific instructor directions.
Type III Fire Apparatus: We can effectively rotate three students through each Type III during the driving exercises. One Type III for every three students is sufficient.
Traveling from out of state? If bringing an agency vehicle isn't practical, contact us before your course. We'll work with you to identify options for obtaining an appropriate training vehicle.
For Civilians: We do not provide vehicles.
You will need a 4-wheel-drive (4WD) vehicle for this course. All-wheel drive (AWD) is not sufficient for many of the obstacles and terrain we use during training. In our experience, AWD vehicles have not been able to successfully complete the full course.
If you have an unusual or specialty 4WD vehicle, such as a 4WD van, please contact us before registering so we can confirm that the vehicle is appropriate for the course. Sprinter Vans are All-Wheel drive with low range, despite what they tell you. These will not make it over the obstacles in our course. And we have tried!
The Driving Company's instructors are experienced off-road professionals, and every member of our instructional team is certified by the State of California to provide off-road EVOC instruction.
In fact, The Driving Company is the only private off-road training provider in California whose entire instructor team holds state certification for off-road EVOC instruction. No other private off-road training provider in California can make that claim.
Our instructors bring extensive real-world experience from law enforcement, fire service, emergency response, and professional off-road vehicle operations to every course we teach.
Want to know who's teaching you? Visit our Instructor Bios page to meet the team and review their individual experience and qualifications.
Yes! On the Civiian Off Road Page, select "Gift Certificate" on the PayPal menus. Rob, our civilian course coordinator will send you a certificate and let you know how the recipient can select a course date.
No special off-road tires are required. Street tires are perfectly acceptable, and we can teach you how to work within the capabilities of your vehicle and tires. During the class, we'll also discuss tire options and can make recommendations based on your specific off-road and overlanding goals. If you're considering buying new tires specifically for the class, wait until after the training. You'll be in a much better position to choose the right tires once you understand what you actually need.
Absolutely! The Driving Company provides off-road training for electric 4x4 vehicles, including the Rivian, Tesla Cybertruck, and GMC HUMMER EV. We have extensive experience training Rivian owners, including Rivian owner groups and numerous Rivian-only classes.
By the end of the class, you'll have a much better understanding of how your electric 4x4's drive systems and technology work off road and how to use your vehicle safely and effectively on challenging terrain. Rivian owners will learn how their Independent Wheel Drive (IWD) system performs off road, while Cybertruck and HUMMER EV owners will learn how to make effective use of their vehicle's unique off-road capabilities. You'll also learn how our concept of Mechanical Sympathy applies to electric off-road vehicles and how good driving technique can help protect your vehicle while maximizing its capabilities.
For EVs, please arrive at the training area with approximately a 60–65% battery charge.
Electric 4x4s are also welcome on our free 2-day off-road trips. Rivians and Cybertrucks are regular participants, and we've even had Rivian employees join us on the trail.
Yes, but due to the nature of off-road driver training, our insurance requires everyone attending the class to be considered a participant. Therefore, the regular per-person tuition applies to everyone attending, even if they don't plan to drive.
If your guest will be joining you on future off-road or overlanding adventures, we strongly recommend that they participate fully in the training.
Off road, you'll frequently encounter situations where the driver needs a spotter outside the vehicle to safely guide them through obstacles that can't be seen from the driver's seat. A good spotter needs to understand terrain, vehicle placement, clearance, safe communication, and what the driver is experiencing behind the wheel. Having both people receive the same training also gives you a common system for communicating when navigating difficult terrain. If a trained spotter prevents even one instance of vehicle damage, the class may have already paid for itself.
Teen drivers are welcome as long as they have a valid driver's license. Due to the nature of the terrain and the potential hazards involved in off-road training, we cannot accommodate children.
No. Our instructors are paid professionals and do not accept tips.
Hollister:
Here are the best places to stay in town.
Fairfield Inn and Suites Hollister
390 Gateway Dr
Hollister, CA 95023
https://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/mryho-fairfield-inn-and-suites-hollister
Holiday Inn Express
391 Gateway Dr, Hollister, California 95023
https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnexpress/hotels/us/en/hollister/hlisr/hoteldetail
For Camping at Hollister Hills SVRA, please see their web site at:
https://ohv.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=25986
San Diego
We do not recommend staying in any of the places right near the border. The best area to stay is not far in Otay Ranch. We recommend:
Ayers Hotel San Diego South - Chula Vista
1710 Millenia Avenue, Chula Vista, CA 91915
https://www.ayreshotels.com/ayres-hotel-san-diego-south-chula-vista
Oceano Dunes
Hampton Inn
1400 West Branch Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/sloaghx-hampton-suites-arroyo-grande-pismo-beach-area/
Not for the 1-day Basic Course or the Winching & Recovery course.
For those attending the 4-day Off Road EVOC Instructor course, it is helpful to have some off road or EVOC experience, but not necessary.
For the Special Courses such as the Oceano Dunes 2-day course, you need to have attended the 1-day Basic Course. The recovery course is helpful, but not required.
For the Multi-Day Adventure Training Courses, you will also receive the 1-day Basic class for free at the date of your choice. It is obviously helpful if you attend the 1-day Basic Course first, but it is not required.
Vehicle damage during our off-road training is extremely rare. After training thousands of students since 2003, only two vehicles have sustained minor damage, and in both cases the driver did not follow specific instructor directions. While no one can guarantee that vehicle damage will never occur during off-road driving, a major focus of our training is Mechanical Sympathy: learning how to understand your vehicle's capabilities and limitations, choose the right line, and use proper driving techniques to minimize unnecessary stress and avoid damage. We'll teach you how to safely navigate challenging terrain without abusing your vehicle.
You will not be driving like those horrible drivers in TV commercials who seem determined to destroy perfectly good 4x4s!
Only trained service dogs are permitted at our training courses. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate pets or emotional support animals.
Yes. The Driving Company's public safety off-road EVOC courses and instructors are California POST certified. Our agency programs are specifically designed for law enforcement, fire service, public safety, and other professional vehicle operators, with instruction, exercises, and course objectives focused on the demands and responsibilities of operating vehicles in the course of duty.
No other off-road training provider in California can offer this combination of state-certified off-road EVOC courses and state-certified instructors.
Our civilian courses draw from the same proven off-road driving curriculum, techniques, and training standards developed for our professional programs, but are specifically tailored to recreational 4x4 driving and overlanding. Civilian students receive the benefit of professional-level instruction without turning the class into an agency EVOC course.
Because California POST certification and training records are reserved for eligible public safety personnel, civilian students do not receive a POST certificate and are not entered into the California POST training system.
Whether we're training emergency responders or civilian overlanders, the fundamentals of safe, skilled off-road vehicle operation remain the same. The training environment and application are tailored to the mission.
Yes. We can schedule custom off-road training dates for groups of eight or more at Hollister Hills SVRA or Oceano Dunes SVRA (Pismo Beach).
Private one-on-one training is generally not cost-effective for either the student or our instructors, so we do not routinely offer individual private sessions. Our small-group training format provides plenty of hands-on driving time and individual instructor attention while keeping the cost reasonable. If you have a group of eight or more, we can work with you to schedule a dedicated training date that fits your group's needs.
Yes. The Driving Company can provide off-road and EVOC training at locations throughout California and beyond, provided there is an appropriate training area available. We have conducted on-location training at Camp Pendleton, Fort Hunter Liggett, Marine Corps Logistics Base Barstow, Pinnacles National Park, Camp Parks, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Frank Raines OHV Park, and Carnegie SVRA, among other locations. We've even gone international. The Driving Company's Dave Storton conducted a two-phase training project in Tajikistan over a two-month period, so when it comes to training locations, just about anything is possible.
If your agency, organization, or group has a suitable location and would like us to bring the training to you, please use our Contact page to discuss your needs.
We will make every reasonable effort to accommodate students with disabilities and adapt our training whenever possible. Please keep in mind that off-road training takes place in an outdoor environment on uneven terrain. Portions of the class may involve getting in and out of vehicles, walking on uneven or low-traction surfaces, and participating in activities outside the vehicle. Many training activities can be modified or adapted based on an individual's needs. If you have a disability or mobility limitation that may affect your participation, please contact us before registering. We'll discuss the course environment with you, determine what accommodations may be helpful, and work with you to make the training as accessible as reasonably possible.
This is not a complete list, but these are several of the agencies for whom we conducted off road training, many on an ongoing basis. We also started teaching open civilian classes in 2017. If we trained your agency offroad or on road and you are not on this list, let us know!
Alameda County Fire Department
Alameda County Sheriff
Arapahoe County Sheriff
Arroyo Grande Fire Department
Aptos Fire Department
Atascadero Fire Department
Bella Winery
Berkeley Fire Department
Benicia Fire Department
Bishop Fire Department
Bonita Fire Department
Border Security Tajikistan
Calaveras County SheriffCal Fire
California State Fire Marshal
California Dept of Food and Agriculture
California Department of Fish and Game
California Department of Water Resources
California Department of Cannabis Control
California Department of Conservation
California Mountains Recreation Authority
California State Parks
Camp Parks Fire Department
Camp Pendleton Fire Department
Carlsbad Fire Department
Casper Police Department (Wyoming)
Central Fire Aptos
Chino Valley Fire District
City of Santa Maria
Clark County (WA) Sheriff
Construction Safety Academy
Contra Costa County
Converse County Sheriff (Wyoming)
Coos County Sheriff’s Department
Coronado Police Department
Cyberhawk
Daisy Mountain Fire District, Arizona
Department of Conservation and Resources Enforcement, Hawaii
Dixon Fire Dept.
Drug Control Agency Tajikistan
East Bay Regional Parks
El Centro Fire Department
El Dorado Hills Fire Department
El Segundo Fire Department
Embassy Security for the U.S. Ambassador Tajikistan
Fairfield Fire Department
Forestville Fire Protection District
Fort Hunter Liggett Fire Department
Fort Hunter Liggett Security Activity
Fremont Fire Department
Glendale Fire Department
Graniterock Construction
Hanford Fire Department
Hollister Fire Department
Humboldt County Sheriff
Imperial County Sheriff
Inyo County Search & Rescue
June Lake Fire
Kern County Sheriff's Department
Lakeside Fire Dept
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Livermore / Pleasanton Fire Department
Los Angeles County D.A. Investigators
Los Angeles Fire Department
Los Angeles Police Department
Los Angeles County Sheriff
Los Alamos, Fire (New Mexico)
Marine Corp Logistic Base Barstow
Mammoth Fire
Mariposa County Sheriff
Maui Fire Department
Mid Peninsula Open Space District
Milpitas Fire Department
Ministry of Security Tajikistan
Ministry of the Interior
Montecito Fire Department
Monterey County Sheriff
Moraga Orinda Fire District
Natrona County Sheriff (Wyoming)
Napa Fire Department
National Park Service
Oceano Fire Department
Oceanside Fire Department
Ontario Fire Department
Pacifica Police Department
Pala Tribe Fire Department
Palo Alto Police Department
Peoria Fire Department, Arizona
PFC Group
PG&E
Phoenix Fire Department, Arizona
Piedmont Fire Department
Pinetop Fire Department, Arizona
Pinnacles National Monument
Pismo Fire Department
Pleasanton Police Department
Plumas County Sheriff
Poway Fire Department
Puget Sound Fire Department, Washington
Russian River Fire Department
Sacramento City Fire Department
Sacramento County Sheriff
Sacramento Metro Fire Department
San Diego County Sheriff
San Diego County Search & Rescue
San Diego Fire / Lifeguard
San Diego Police Department
San Jose Park Rangers
San Jose Police Department
San Luis Ambulance
San Miguel Fire Department
San Ramon Valley Fire Department
Santa Barbara County Fire
Santa Clara County Fire Department
Santa Clara County Park Rangers
Santa Clara Valley Open Space
Santa Clara Valley Water District
Santa Cruz Police Department
Santa Fe County Fire (New Mexico)
Santa Monica PD
Save Mount Diablo
Scottsdale Fire Department, Arizona
Sonoma County Parks
Sonoma County Sheriff
Sonoma Fire Department
South Placer Fire Department
Stanislaus County Sheriff' Department
Stantec
State of Oregon - Dept of Public Safety Standards and Training
Tolleson Fire Department, Arizona
Truckee Fire Department
Tucson Fire Department, Arizona
UC Berkeley U.S. Forest Service
USGS
United State Embassy Security Tajikistan
United State Geological Survey (USGS)
United States Army
United States Forrest Service
United States National Park Service
United States Marine Corps
United States Dept of Food and Agriculture
University of California Berkeley Seismological Lab
University of California Davis
USA Conservation
Vacaville Fire Department
Vallejo Fire Department
Vista Fire Department
Waterloo Fire Department
White Mountain Fire Protection District
Winters Fire Department
Woodside Fire Department
Wheeler Crest Fire Department
Yocha Dehe Fire Department