Knowing an individual’s special needs (including triggers, stimulants, and de-escalation techniques) greatly assists our officers in locating your loved one, and safely handling an encounter. If the registered individual is reported missing by the parent/guardian, responding Clinton Township police officers have easy access to their information through the Special Needs Registry. How will this registry help if my family member is missing? Re-submitting a new Special Needs Registry form with the changed information will update the profile. Some examples would include a change in address or change in emergency contact information. Information can be updated anytime it might bring a significant impact on our policing response. There are strict regulations with respect to accessing and disseminating this information.Ĭan I update my profile if there are changes? How do I do that? This information may be shared with the Clinton Township Fire Department and other emergency response agencies during an emergency situation, or if the registered person is missing within another jurisdiction. Who has access to my family member’s profile?Ĭlinton Township Police personnel who require this information in the performance of their official duties will have access to the information. The process may take up to two (2) weeks to finalize. The content from the registration form must be entered into our internal Clinton Township Police Department database, and then forwarded to the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch Center. As soon as I register, will the information be immediately available to responding police officers? The registry is developed with the intent to serve all members (adult or juvenile) living in Clinton Township who have a “special need” and volunteer to register with the Clinton Township Police Department.
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