The Nassau County Sheriff’s Office is proud to offer the Project LifeSaver Program, designed to help track and quickly locate loved ones who may wander and become lost. This program primarily benefits individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, autism, Down Syndrome, and other cognitive conditions.
Project LifeSaver uses advanced radio technology worn by registered participants, enabling our deputies to swiftly locate, rescue, and safely return missing adults or children.
“Not only does it help reunite loved ones, but it can truly prevent a terrible tragedy from happening,” said Sheriff Bill Leeper.
By facilitating rapid response, Project LifeSaver significantly reduces the risk of serious injury to vulnerable adults and children.
This program is made possible through a grant from the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA).
For more information, please contact
Lt. Ricky Rowell at rickyr@nassauso.com.