ACPL Safety Training

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ACPL Safety Training

• Missing Child Code Adam Alert

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Learning Objectives

• By the end of this training session, you will be
  able to
• Tell the difference between an Amber Alert and
  Code Adam Alert
• Indicate the time involved in the missing child
  procedure
• Define Code Adam
• Describe the purpose of a Child Description and
  Vital Information Form
• Describe when to call 911 in a missing child
  situation
• Explain what happens when a child is found
• Identify steps to follow after a missing child
  incident

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• Background Information

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Missing Children Code Adam Alert

• Etan Kalil Patz
• 6 years old
• New York City
• 1979

• Adam Walsh
• 7 years old
• Hollywood, Florida
• 1981

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Missing Children Code Adam Alert
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Code Adam and Amber Alert

• Code Adam

• Amber Alert

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• ACPL Procedures

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• Level 1

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Missing Children Code Adam Alert Level 1
Level 1 takes place in the first 10 minutes
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Begin Searching
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Call Security

• Main Library Call Security x3333

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Fill out Child Description form
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• Level 2

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Missing Children Code Adam AlertLevel 2
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Missing Children Code Adam AlertLevel 2

• Main Library

• Branch Library

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Missing Children Code Adam AlertLevel 2

• May we have your attention please? May we have
  your attention please? We have a Code Adam alert.
  We are looking for a child (give description).
  Persons with information on the whereabouts of
  this child are asked to notify security or
  library staff immediately.
• Departments with information should call 3333.

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• Child is Located

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Child Found
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Child with Other Adult
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Developmentally Disabled Adults
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• After the Missing Child Incident

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After the Incident
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Questions?

• Information for all safety training has been
  provided by John Hidy, Security Services
  Manager, Allen County Public Library.
• For more information or if you have questions,
  contact John Hidy, x1281or e-mail
  jhidy_at_acpl.lib.in.us

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To finish your safety training, please
complete the quiz.