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‘Sign up’: Edmond 911’s Project KEEP serves special needs citizens safely

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EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) - Authorities in Edmond are reminding residents of a program that helps your loved ones with special needs get home safely. Edmond 911's Project KEEP, Image courtesy Edmond Police Department According to Edmond PD, Edmond 911's Project KEEP assists special needs citizens including those with autism, dementia, or Down syndrome to arrive home safe if they become lost. OG&E gears up for tree planting & seedling giveaway M…

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‘Sign up’: Edmond 911’s Project KEEP serves special needs citizens safely

EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) - Authorities in Edmond are reminding residents of a program that helps your loved ones with special needs get home safely. Edmond 911's Project KEEP, Image courtesy Edmond Police Department According to Edmond PD, Edmond 911's Project KEEP assists special needs citizens including those with autism, dementia, or Down syndrome to arrive home safe if they become lost. OG&E gears up for tree planting & seedling giveaway M…

·Oklahoma City, United States
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Fayette County 911 Launches Database to Enhance Response to Individuals with Special Needs Under Logan’s Law - The Citizen

Fayetteville, GA – March 25, 2025 – Fayette County 911 is proud to announce the launch of its new database designed to assist first responders in effectively addressing calls involving individuals with special needs. This initiative, made possible by Georgia’s Logan’s Law (House Bill 631), marks a significant step forward in ensuring the safety and well-being of all Fayette County residents. Passed by the Georgia General Assembly in May 2021, Lo…

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