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Nolensville police introduce Blue Envelope Program to help drivers with autism, disabilities
The Nolensville Police Department launched the Blue Envelope Program to improve communication during traffic stops for individuals with disabilities like autism. The program allows participants to present an envelope containing identity and medical documentation to officers, promoting safer and more inclusive interactions. Officers are being trained to better engage with autistic individuals, supported by local advocates such as Autism Tennessee.
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