Pittsylvania’s Keep Me Safe registry is a voluntary emergency-planning tool

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Families and caregivers can provide information that may help first responders communicate and assist.

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What the county says

The Pittsylvania County Sheriff’s Office describes Keep Me Safe as a vulnerable-person and special-needs registry. The voluntary information may help responders during calls for service, welfare checks, missing-person incidents and emergencies when communication or behavioral challenges are present.

The county says the program can apply to children, adults and seniors.

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The county lists emergency contacts, communication preferences, known responses to stress and locating information among the details that may be collected. Those are sensitive facts.

A family or caregiver should read the official form and contact instructions, understand who receives the information and provide only accurate information they are authorized to share. Registration does not replace 911 or a current emergency plan.

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