Take Me Home
Take Me Home is a free program provided by the Chattanooga Police Department. Take Me Home allows family members and legal guardians to register emergency contact information for individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities. If an individual is found alone or reported missing, law enforcement and emergency services personnel can search for emergency contact information, detailed physical description, and a photo of the individual, saving valuable time.
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In the News
Take Me Home Program is a Life Saver | San Diego County News Center
The call to the Sheriff’s Department Communications Center came in around 5:30 p.m. A 9-year-old autistic child had wandered away from his home in Encinitas.Sheriff’s
Pensacola officer creates program to find lost children with autism
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Take Me Home Program proves successful
GARDNER, KS (KCTV) – The Johnson County Sheriff’s Department launched the Take Me Home Program a year ago, allowing people to register their loved ones
