Do you have a family member or loved one with a disorder impacting their mental capacity or development? Do you worry they may wander and become lost or confused?
Register your loved one with the Cumberland County Dementia & Autism Community Registry and allow public safety to better assist them during their times of need.
How Does It Work?
REQUEST ACCESS -- Scan the QR code to provide your name and email address to request access to the registry. Once added, complete a registry record via an email invitation.
REGISTER SOMEONE -- Complete and submit registry record on loved one, to include facial photo, demographic information, emergency contact information, etc. You will be asked to verify and/or update this information annually.
INFORMATION REVIEW -- Your community's public safety department will review information and contact you with any questions.
PUBLIC SAFETY ENGAGEMENT -- If a public safety professional comes into contact with someone lost, wandering or confused who seems to need assistance, they will enter any identifying information into the registry app, including a facial photo, and submit to the database for possible matching.
IDENTIFY & ASSIST -- If the registry finds a match, the public safety professional will be able to view the individual's registry record with pertinent information to assist them and/or reunite them with their family or caregiver quickly and safely.
Participating Cumberland County Agencies
- Camp Hill Police Department
- Dickinson College Department of Public Safety
- Mechanicsburg Police Department
- Mt. Holly Springs Police Department
- North Middleton Township Police Department
- Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle
- Shippensburg University Police Department
- Silver Spring Township Police Department
- Upper Allen Township Police Department
- West Shore Regional Police Department