Administration Mon-Fri 8 am-4 pm

• stores details such as physical description, habits, behaviours, communication challenges, and specific needs
• supports police in safely locating or interacting with a vulnerable person during incidents such as wandering or crisis situations
• defines a vulnerable person as someone with a medical, mental health or physical condition that may pose a danger to themselves or others, including those with alzheimer’s disease, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, or similar conditions
• sends an annual renewal reminder one month before expiry and requires families to update the registry information each year
• provides additional resources, including safety fact sheets and missing-person checklists for individuals with autism

• parent(s), guardians, administrators and substitute decision makers are encouraged to submit a registration using the online application available


• anyone who does not have access to the internet is encouraged to visit any of the district police stations for assistance in registering