BPD invites the community to celebrate Autism Awareness Month
Despite the COVID-19 crisis, we have decided to continue to celebrate April Autism Awareness Month 2020. In order to celebrate our uniqueness and discover our similarities, the Berlin Police Department would like to invite our community to decorate a puzzle piece that reflects who YOU are. Please tape your puzzle piece to your window to show that we are in this together! Our hope is that when this COVID-19 crisis is over, we can put the puzzle together at the town offices and show that we all fit together.
Paper copies of the puzzle piece and Autism Awareness patches ($10) are available at the Berlin General Store and by contacting Detective Kevin Trongone at ktrongone.pd@townofberlin.com.
The Berlin Police Department invites families within our Community who have a child with any type of special needs to complete the attached Berlin Emergency Profile Form.This form can be completed on line (must open in Adobe Reader) and emailed to Detective Kevin Trongone, ktrongone.pd@townofberlin.com
The information provided will be used by public safety personnel in the event of an emergency as a guide to better understand some of the characteristics your child may present upon initial contact.The form can also be printed out and completed manually and mailed to the Berlin Police Department, 23 Linden St, Berlin, MA 01503, Attn: Detective Kevin Trongone
The Berlin Police Department appreciates all of your support!