Summary of Services
- Provides special identification stickers for registered vehicles and homes to discreetly alert First Responders of a resident or driver with disabilities or exceptional needs
- Maintains confidential information on enrolled individuals, including relevant medical or behavioral details
Notifying Law Enforcement of Individuals With Special Needs
The SAFE Program, created under the CS/HB 1275 bill, assists individuals with disabilities or exceptional needs, including developmental delays, cognitive impairments, and mental health challenges. Examples include Down syndrome, Alzheimer’s disease, autism spectrum disorder, and other conditions that may affect communication, behavior, or decision-making.
Through this program, participants receive specially designed stickers for their vehicles and homes. These stickers act as discreet alerts, informing law enforcement officers and emergency medical personnel that someone inside may require specialized communication or care.
Encouraging Individuals, Parents, and Legal Guardians to Enroll
Individuals, parents, and legal guardians residing in St. Johns County are encouraged to enroll themselves or their loved ones. To join the SAFE Program, simply complete the official enrollment form, available here.