Homepage / Portland News
E-Mail News Alerts
Get breaking news and daily headlines.
Browse all e-mail newsletters

Sheriff's Office Announces Project Lifesaver

POSTED: 2:17 pm PDT July 10, 2008
UPDATED: 5:31 pm PDT July 10, 2008

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is implementing Project Lifesaver, a program allowing law enforcement personnel to track people prone to wandering off because of Alzehimer's, autism and other disorders.

The program uses a plastic bracelet that recipients can wear on their wrist or ankle. The bracelet contains a waterproof radio transmitter, which is assigned a radio frequency unique to them and their geographical area.

If you're interested in becoming a volunteer for the program or if you would like to help provide a bracelet to those who can't afford one, call 503-846-6048 or e-mail Marcia_langer@co.washington.or.us.

For more information, click here.

Sheriff's Office Announces Project Lifesaver

Links We Like

Sponsored Content
Are you often tired or rushed in the morning? Give your morning habits a makeover, and start the day feeling positive and energetic instead. More

Do you want the look of a quality paint job without the hassle of having to redo it over and over? Spray on siding could be the answer. More

The first step in reducing debt is recognizing how much you have. Let us help you with the rest and get out from under your debt in 12 months. More

Headache pain could be more than you think. Learn how to tell the difference between a migraine and a ministroke. More

Sponsored Links

Health Topics & Information

Many seemingly healthy foods are actually bad for your heart. Learn how to replace the imposters with nutritionally rich foods. More