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Oklahoma City Police Department launches online awareness notification form for residences
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The Oklahoma City Police Department said it launched an online "awareness notification form" that lets residents attach information about medical, behavioral-health or hazardous conditions at an address to dispatch records; entries are reviewed by a police captain and must be renewed yearly.
The Oklahoma City Police Department on Tuesday described a new online “awareness notification form” meant to attach information about residents or premises to dispatch records so first responders see key details before arriving.
Major Jeffrey Spruill, who oversees the department’s administration division and serves as liaison for the Public Safety Partnership, said the form is built into the department’s existing online reporting system and can include information such as nonverbal autism, dementia that causes wandering, or hazardous materials stored at a business. “That allows [officers] to change the way they're responding. It allows them to have some key information so that they…
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