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A voluntary first-responder registry is open for vulnerable residents
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The local brief
Pittsylvania County's August 31 notice describes the Sheriff's Office Keep Me Safe registry for children, adults and seniors who may need tailored assistance during an emergency. Register through the official county path; do not send health or identity details to Gretna Junction.
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