United Cajun Navy

The United Cajun Navy is creating a movement of hope and neighbor's helping neighbor's on a national level. We hope to bring a friendly interaction to a potential life changing disaster. Though our volunteers and leadership we strain to arrive within 24 hours of a natural disaster to start assisting those in need and providing relief in times of crisis.

United Cajun Navy has deployed our Mobile Command center which houses both 2Meter and 5Meter Radio communication equipment. We have a licensed GMRS system with the FCC that allows us to operate rescue and relief efforts while local communication infrastructure is down. However, Besides communication we have great Search and Rescue volunteers and staff that will assist in many rescue operations due to high water issues and many other issues that come up in the wake of natural disasters. We have an immersed website and rescue ticketing database to allow us to move quickly when an issue is reported. United Cajun Navy is proud to announce that it has implemented using Eden, a Emergency Management Platform that has been adopted by such users like NY Office of Emergency Management and used globally on tsunami and earthquake disasters in other countries.

United Cajun Navy is always looking to improve, we will be the first to tell you that! Our capabilities depend on our volunteers. Prior to deployment we will determine what for volunteers we have on hand and what certifications they have. Once we go on scene the volunteers will bring there own assets (Boats, Fueling, Vehicles) and report to one of the United Cajun Navy leadership teams to be given assignments and rescue tickets. The backbone for these actions to take place is our communication structure and our emergency management platform, Sahana Eden.

United Cajun Navy has responded to several hurricanes prior to our official NPO Registeration with the Federal Government. To mention a few: Hurricane Irma, Harvey, Matthew, and Tropical Storm Bonnie. Since our official Non Profit Registeration we have responded to Hurricane Florence and Michael. United Cajun Navy plans to keep responding to disasters whenever we are in need. We are hoping to branch out and also respond to relief efforts for California Wild Fires.