911 FLAGGING
Alert responding officers to valuable information before they arrive on-scene
HOWARD COUNTY POLICE DEPARTMENT
COMMUNITY OUTREACH DIVISION
911 FLAGGING
Howard County police routinely respond to calls for persons with an identified developmental, intellectual, degenerative or physical disorder or disability who have wandered off, gone missing, or are in a state of crisis.
With the 911 flagging program, police can be alerted immediately that the person involved has a certain condition and provided with valuable information and ways to help before they even arrive.
The database can be used for any relevant mental or physical health concern, to include:
• Autism
• Alzheimer’s
• Intellectual or Developmental Disability
• Physical disability, such as blindness or deafness
• Mental health diagnoses
• Other behavior that may affect police response
For more information, or to participate in the program, contact Community Outreach officers at 410-313-2207 or HCPDoutreach@howardcountymd.gov.
Request forms are also available at HCPD.org.
Howard County Police Deprtment | Community Outreach Division 10741 Little Patuxent Parkway, Columbia | (410) 313-2207 | HCPD.org