Commissioners adopt SAFE program proclamation to help first responders assist residents with special needs
The Hardee County Board approved a proclamation recognizing the SAFE (Safeguarding American Families Everywhere) program, which lets residents voluntarily register special‑needs information for first‑responder use. The sheriff’s office said 83 households are enrolled so far and staff noted outreach and training plans.
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The Hardee County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a proclamation recognizing the SAFE program as a countywide responsibility.
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