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Long Beach Search & Rescue

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2249 Argonne Ave
Long Beach, CA 90815
+1 (562) 570-1330
https://chlb.org

Long Beach Search & Rescue is a dedicated organization based in Long Beach, CA that specializes in providing emergency response services.

With a team of highly trained professionals, they are committed to assisting individuals in distress situations and ensuring the safety of the community.

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