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"The
first 3 hours are the most crucial..."
When a child is reported missing, time is
our greatest enemy. A study by the Washington State Attorney General's
Office indicates that in 74 percent of the most tragic cases,
missing-child homicides, the child is killed within the first
3 hours.
With this in mind, the National Center for Missing & Exploited
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a web-based program that enhances law enforcement's ability to
recover missing children by providing them with the tools necessary
to rapidly disseminate images and information locally, statewide,
or nationwide. LOCATER is available to any law-enforcement agency
free of charge.
LOCATER is a web-based poster-creation program that provides law
enforcement agencies with access to create and distribute their
own posters to include Missing Children, Missing Adults, AMBER
Alert, Wanted, Crime Alert, and other additional titles. The program
allows agencies to distribute posters electronically and transmit
the information to other agencies, media outlets, and the general
public via Email distribution. Law enforcement agencies are also
provided access to LOCATER WebMail to use to communicate with
all LOCATER users nationwide. |
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Vacation
House Check
Officers will perform daytime and nighttime patrols of your property
while you are away. It includes a perimeter check, physical and/or
visual check of all doors and windows, verification of vehicles
left on the property, and verification of any people found on
the property.
To take advantage of this free service: Stop by the |
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Department and pick up a Vacation House Check Form or Download
fill out and print the Vacation House Check Form and mail or drop
it by the Irvington Police Department, 216 N. First St. Irvington,
KY 40146.
***This is a voluntary,
free service and does not create a special duty upon the City,
and will be provided depending upon weather and available time.
No guarantee is made nor assurance given against loss, theft or
damage to the premises. You agree to hold harmless the City, its
employees and agents for any and all claims for personal injury,
loss or damage to property that may be suffered through any action
or lack thereof by a representative of the City.
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Building
Check Cards
Each night Officers patrol businesses
in Irvington to make sure they are secure. These building checks
include looking for unlocked doors, security lights out, suspicious
activity, etc... The business will not get a yellow card every
time the building is checked. This would be very costly. The
cards are to let you know that even thought you don’t
see us; we are always out checking you business. Officers will
slide a yellow building check card under the building door with
the time, date and other information written
on the card. Officers will contact the owner or responsible
party for the business if anything out of the ordinary is found.
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Business
Emergency Contact Information
The Police Department
having your Business Emergency Contact Information is very important.
We then know who to contact in case of emergency, we find doors/windows
open or unlocked, in case of break in, etc.. |
Please contact us A.S.A.P. by phone, fax,
e-mail or by printing and feeling out the
Business
Emergency Contact Information form with any updates
to your Emergency Contact Information,
Examples:
-Contact person(s) change
-Contact phone numbers change
-Alarm company changes or you install an alarm
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COPS
FOR KIDS
The holidays are for some children and
their families a great strain on them financially and emotionally.
Imagine all the talk of gifts by their peers and the drastic
reality that there may not be presents under the tree for them.
Cops For Kids is a non-profit organization, formed in November
of 2001 by the law enforcement officials of Breckinridge County,
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our county will all have a holiday that is merry and bright.
Our organization collects money throughout
the year to take children in need shopping for Christmas gifts
for themselves. It has been proven year after year that these
children often use the bulk of their money allowed on clothing,
coats, shoes and basic care needs. Toys have always been in
second light for these youth.
We appreciate any donation you generously choose to grant to
the Cops For Kids Program. Please rest assured that all donations
are being used to aid our children in Breckinridge County.
If donation is in check form please make your donation payable
to: COPS FOR KIDS. Receipts for tax purposes are available upon
request.
Thank you in advance and we wish you a Merry Christmas &
Happy New Year. |
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January
5, 2009
The
Irvington Police Department implements the LOCATER Program.
CLICK
HERE |
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December
20, 2008
Police
Department collects over $4,000.00 in donations for
Cops For Kids. For
more info and photos.
CLICK
HERE |
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November
22, 2008
Police
Department Cops For Kids Float and collects donations.
For
more info and photos.
CLICK
HERE |
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October
31, 2008
Police
Department helps with Trunk or Treat at Elementary School.
For Photos
CLICK
HERE |
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October
31, 2008
Police
Department has roadblock for Cops For Kids Donantions.
For more info and photos. CLICK
HERE |
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July
2008
Police
Department collects Business Emergency contact information.
For
more info and how to update your business information.
CLICK HERE
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