New registry will allow first responders to quickly access critical information about people living with autism, dementia, an intellectual disability or other vulnerability
Sault Ste. Marie police today launched a new registry aimed at helping first responders deal with local residents who are vulnerable and/or known to wander.
Information on the registry will include photographs, phone numbers and methods of approaching the vulnerable person to de-escalate any situation that may arise. Online Reporting was re-introduced mid-way through 2020. Since that time, members have been exploring ways to expand the service for the people of Sault Ste. Marie and Prince Township.
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