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CodeRED®
Emergency Notification System
The
CodeRED® system is used to send critical communications, from evacuation
notices to missing child alerts.
CodeRED® employs a one-of-a-kind Internet mapping
capability for geographic targeting of calls, coupled with a high speed
telephone calling system capable of delivering customized pre-recorded
emergency messages directly to homes and businesses, live individuals and
answering machines.
This service can be used in case of fires, chemical
spills, evacuations, lock downs, downed power lines, lost individuals,
natural disasters, abductions, water system problems, bomb threats, or other
emergencies. Calls can be geographically targeted for localized messaging.
If widespread, the entire community could be called within minutes. The
system also reports who did not get a call so that they may be contacted by
other means.
Salisbury residents are welcome and encouraged to
enter their contact information for home, business, and mobile phones so
they may be contacted by the system in the event of an emergency. It is
important for Salisbury residents and businesses customers to register,
especially if they use unlisted numbers, cell phones, or VOIP. Those who do
not register their address and phone number may not be notified with CodeRED
in the case of an emergency. Registration is confidential, free, and easy.
Click here to register
and be added to the emergency call list.
Project Lifesaver Program
(currently an unfunded program)
The Salisbury Police
Department is a participating agency in the Project Lifesaver Program.
Project Lifesaver is a pro-active electronic monitoring program providing
reliable and compassionate assistance in locating missing persons with
Alzheimer’s Disease and related disorders.
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Domestic Violence Rapid
Response Team
The Rapid Response Team
consists of one full-time police officer from the Domestic Violence Unit of
the Salisbury Police Department, a full-time team coordinator from The Jeanne
Geiger Crisis Center, and several highly trained lay advocate volunteers.
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The TRIAD
Program
The TRIAD
Program, which is a partnership among Senior Citizens, Law Enforcement and
Social Service Support Agencies, was instituted this spring in conjunction
with the Essex County Sheriff’s Department. The program’s goals are to enhance
the delivery of services to senior citizens and to reduce criminal
victimization of elders. The department also offers the Are You Okay? Program
(RUOK), which provides a safety check on participating elders through a daily
telephone call.
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The File of Life
The File of Life card enables medics to obtain a quick medical history when
the patient is unable to offer one. It's a mini-medical history posted on
the outside of one's refrigerator and/or personally carried in a wallet or
purse.
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Neighborhood Watch
Neighborhood Watch is simply an
organized group of neighborhood residents who watch out for criminal and
suspicious behavior and report it to local law enforcement.
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Mature Driver Program
A recent session of the Mature Driver Program was hosted by the
Salisbury Council on Aging,
in March. Another class is currently being held in conjunction with the
Newburyport Adult and Community Educational Collaborative. This program is for drivers over the age of 50 and addresses the rules
of the road and driving strategies. The program is coordinated and taught by
Executive Officer Robert Roy of the Salisbury Police and Retired Police Officer Donald Hall of the
Newburyport Police. For more information, please see the
News and
Events
page or contact
Executive Officer Roy at 978-465-3121.
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