Create Blue Envelope Program to help police identify disabled residents during traffic stops
In Plain English
The program gives residents with autism, anxiety, or other disabilities free blue envelopes and identifiers like decals and lanyards. These signal to officers that someone may need extra time or accommodation during police interactions. If approved, the program launches in April with items available at police stations and other city locations.
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