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Silver Alert Program

The Silver Alert Program is a comprehensive town-wide registry of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and other memory-related disorders.  As its name might suggest, the Silver Alert Program functions as an emergency tool in the event that an individual wanders and becomes lost or disoriented.  Georgetown Police officials may then refer to the Silver Alert database for easy identification in order to provide a quick and safe return of that individual.

This program is also used to identify people in our community living with disabilities.  Registration in this program alerts the police to a person’s diagnosis and emergency contact, as well as what calms and triggers the individual, so police officers can better respond to a person’s individualized needs during an encounter. The program consists of a digital photo of the individual along with personal information (name, date of birth, address), along with emergency contact information and any important medical information.  This information will be kept in the Georgetown Police database and will remain confidential.

How to register
Family, friends, and caregivers interested in registering someone in the Silver Alert program with the Georgetown Police Department may do so by completing the form on this page. This program is completely voluntary and optional.

Individual's Name(Required)
MM slash DD slash YYYY
Max. file size: 50 MB.
Current Address (street, number, unit if applicable)(Required)
Scars, tattoos, etc.
Does the Resident Live Alone?
Medical Information(Required)
Can the Individual Drive and/or Does the Individual Have Access to a Motor Vehicle
Please list all vehicles the individual has access too
Will Emergency or Flashing Lights Trigger Behavior
Will Emergency or Flashing Lights Trigger Behavior

Behavioral Traits

Repetitive behavior?
Responds to Name?
Delayed Speech
Does the Individual Wear or Carry Identification Cards?
such as a medical bracelet, jewelry, etc.

Emergency Contact

Name
Address