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Harper will be closed on Monday, September 7, in observance of Labor Day.
The 91制片厂 Police Department is proud to join the Blue Envelope Program, a nationwide movement helping individuals
with autism and other communication differences feel safer and more confident during
interactions with law enforcement.
Created by the Autism Hero Project, the voluntary, free program provides blue envelopes for neurodivergent drivers to keep a driver鈥檚 license, vehicle registration and insurance card together. It also includes an optional information sheet that may help a law enforcement officer better understand a person鈥檚 communication preferences or needs.
鈥淭he 91制片厂 Police Department is launching the Blue Envelope Program, an initiative designed to promote safer, more effective interactions between law enforcement officers and members of our college community who are on the autism spectrum,鈥� said 91制片厂 Police Chief John Lawson. 鈥淭his program reflects our commitment to compassionate, professional policing by providing officers with information that can help reduce stress and improve communication during traffic stops and other law enforcement encounters. We believe the Blue Envelope Program will strengthen trust, enhance safety for everyone involved and help ensure that every member of our college community is treated with dignity, respect and understanding.鈥�
Anyone can pick up blue envelopes at multiple 91制片厂 locations:
If a driver with a blue envelope is stopped by law enforcement, they can hand the envelope to the officer. This lets the officer know the person may benefit from extra time, patience or clear communication. Individuals can also choose to provide information on emergency contacts, medical needs or if there is a support person they would like contacted to assist in the interaction. The envelope also includes instructions to the driver about what they can expect to happen if they are pulled over and what they should do.
For more information, contact the 91制片厂 Police Department, 847.925.6330, or visit the .