The Midland County Sheriff's Office has introduced a new program. It is called ALERT and is intended to assist with calls related to autism.
Further information about the program is available from the source. The Midland County Sheriff's Office is behind the launch of this initiative.
Details about the ALERT program can be found through news outlets, including WSMH, which reported on the launch by the Midland County Sheriff's Office.
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