Ohio’s Blue Envelope Program works as a communication tool to assist drivers with developmental disabilities during interactions with police, firefighters, EMS and other emergency situations. This program is especially helpful for individuals with Autism, anxiety or other conditions that might require accommodations or awareness during a law enforcement interaction.

Individuals can request a free Blue Envelope packet from Perry DD that contains:

  • Blue Envelope – To keep important documents needed for traffic stops together in one place
  • Car Decal – To signal to law enforcement or first responders that someone in vehicle has a disability and to look for the Blue Envelope with additional information
  • Wallet Card – To carry with you to help provide information quickly to others in emergencies
  • Program Brochure – To explain how to use items in the packet

Educational Video: Blue Envelope Program Video

Keith’s Law

Keith’s Law allows individuals to voluntarily share disability-related information through Ohio’s disability registry, helping participating emergency responders better understand communication and support needs.

Educational Video: 5 Things You Should Know: Keith’s Law

Additional Resource: Keith’s Law and Blue Envelope Program – Ohio DODD Podcast

Keith's Law Verification Form Available Now - Ohioans with disabilities may now voluntarily register in a secure statewide database. This database provides information to first responders to assist with communication and awareness.

Joshua’s Alert

Joshua’s Alert is an emergency alert system that helps rapidly notify law enforcement and the public when a person with a disability is missing and believed to be in danger.

Educational Video: Joshua’s Alert Video

Joshua alert sign up for Ohio missing child alerts

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