What is the SAFE Program?
The SAFE Program aims to enhance communication between St. Johns County first responders and residents with special needs.
Upon registration, individuals or guardians will receive a sticker for their home and registered vehicles. The critical information provided is entered into our system, helping first responders prepare to interact with individuals in a respectful and appropriate manner during their official duties.
Who Should Enroll?
The bill (CS/HB 1275), known as the “Protect Our Loved Ones” Act, authorizes a local law enforcement agency to develop and maintain a database, known as a “Persons with Disabilities Registry,” of persons who may have certain developmental, psychological, or other disabilities or conditions, including but not limited to, autism spectrum disorder, Alzheimer’s disease or a related dementia disorder, and Down syndrome, that may be relevant to interactions with law enforcement. Any St. Johns County resident who may have any of these conditions is encouraged to enroll.
An adult with a disability may enroll himself or herself. Parents and legal guardians may enroll minors and incapacitated individuals.
How To Enroll
Fill out all sections of the form below and click the submit button. We will take care of the rest. Please complete all sections of the form and click submit before you leave this page. If you do not, you will have to start over again. Use the “Next” and “Previous” buttons below the form fields to navigate between sections.
Decals will be mailed/delivered to residents to be placed at home entry point, and on rear driver’s side window for (listed) vehicles. Additional stickers may be picked up at local St. Johns County Sheriff’s Offices. See our “Contact” page for our locations.
UPDATE INFORMATION
Have a loved one currently enrolled in SAFE and need to make some changes? Click the link below to update.
