Family safety goes digital.
We are pleased to introduce you to Family InfoSAFE, a unique online resource where you can safely store and then distribute pertinent information about your loved ones in the event of an emergency.
By going to www.FamilyInfoSAFE.com a subscriber can follow a few simple steps to create or update their account. Once entered, the information is housed on a highly secure server and can be quickly accessed with a few clicks of your computer mouse.
This revolutionary service utilizes cutting-edge technology to assist law enforcement and security personnel in the critical first hours after someone has gone missing. In emergency situations time counts. Minutes can mean the difference between a positive outcome and a tragedy.
The service was designed by the InfoSAFE family to protect yours. It meets the needs of those who care for children and adolescents and offers increased personal safety for college students, individuals with special needs and seniors that may be suffering from dementia or Alzheimers.
Beyond providing a unique and effective family protection tool, Family InfoSAFE is also committed to helping organizations that promote family safety. When enrolling with Family InfoSAFE be sure to select Angels that Care from the drop down menu so that a portion of your subscription will be donated to our organization!
Family InfoSAFE, a Web site where caregivers can store critical information about children, the elderly and other vulnerable people.
The paid service by Michael Fasulo of Delmar, N.Y. is designed to aid law enforcement in locating people who go missing.
Caregivers will pay $19.95 for each person registered on the site. They will be able to update photos and keep vital information current.
The information is not accessible to anyone except the registered caregivers. It would be available to law enforcement by way of a password, which would be provided by the caregiver.
Police then would distribute the information to other law enforcement agencies and the media.
The national site will go live at 10 a.m. Tuesday at zone5, at zone5’s offices at 25 Monroe St., Suite 300, in downtown Albany.
Fasulo now runs the northeast territory for Pillars to Post, a residential and commercial building inspector. He also founded Reindeer Games, a children’s store that includes a high-end brand of clothing called Tag-A-longs. The clothing is sold in Macy’s, Saks and a handful of other high-end retailers.
As security remains such a high priority, government agencies are expected to take advantage of the services, said John D’Allesandro. zone5’s vice president of regional development.
He said the first three hours are the most critical when trying to locate a missing person
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ATC receives $4 each when Family InfoSAFE subscribers designate it as their charity of choice.
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