The Blue Envelope program is designed to alert officers if a driver they stopped has autism, and to react accordingly.

During traffic stops, drivers can hand a law enforcement officer the blue envelope to indicate that they have autism.

The initiative's goal is to help improve communication between police and drivers with autism during traffic stops.

Arkansas is the first state in the South to implement a "blue envelope program" intended to make traffic stops involving ...

The Oliver Springs Police Department is joining a program aimed at easing communication between law enforcement and people with Autism.

The Dutchess and Greene county sheriffs, in conjunction with the state Sheriff’s Association, have adopted the Blue Envelope Program, an initiative thought to improve safety for drivers and ...

ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10)– As the New York State Sheriffs’ Association unveiled its new statewide initiative to protect those on the autism spectrum with the Blue Envelope Program, many Sheriff ...

Syracuse, N.Y. — The Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office will participate in the Blue Envelope Program, a collaborative effort to try to create safer interactions with law enforcement and people ...

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