Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office introduces program for drivers with autism
The Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office has launched a program to help support drivers with autism.
The Blue Envelope Program begins at the start of May.
The sheriff’s office says the program provides an envelope and window tag for drivers with autism; The tag will let deputies know if the driver is on the spectrum.
The envelope can be kept in the car and gives instructions for the driver. Deputies say they hope the program will help reduce stress between officers and drivers.
The envelopes and window tag are free and you can pick them up at the the Bartholomew County Sheriff’s Office.
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