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Provides help to locate missing family member. When person being sought does not wish to be located, inquirer will be notified. Otherwise, arrangement can be made for reuniting both parties. Filing fee: $25 (can be waived).

Provides a rapid-response program that aids victims (and their families) who wander as a result of cognitive impairments, or other afflictions. The program combines technology and specially trained Sheriff’s Deputies to locate individuals who have wandered. Project Lifesaver clients wear a “watch-type” wristband transmitter (worn on the wrist, ankle or as a necklace), which emits a tracking signal. When a caregiver calls the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office Project Lifesaver line to report that a client has wandered, a search team responds to the wanderer’s area and, while in route, activates the vehicles mobile locator tracking system. A hand-held unit is used to search for clients in areas inaccessible by vehicles. Call for detailed information.

Provides a nationwide identification and support program to aid in the safe and timely return of individuals affected with Alzheimer's disease who wander and become lost. Program also provides education for families, caregivers, emergency responders and law enforcement on preventative techniques and skills needed to approach and respond to individuals who have wandered.

Helps to locate missing children and prevent child abduction through investigation, photo distribution, mediation, public education/information and TOLL FREE HOTLINES.

Responsible for investigating all sex-related crimes including all instances of sexual assault or child molestation, felony-level child abuse cases, child abductions, and all child/infant deaths. Conducts non-criminal investigations involving persons missing for more than five days or under unusual or dangerous circumstances.

free publications on missing and exploited children maintains national hotline to exchange information that could lead to locating and recovering a missing child takes information about the location of a missing childTo report a missing child, call the toll-free number or go to http://www.missingkids.org

Provides a toll free 24 hour hotline to report information on missing children which is immediately shared with law enforcement agencies. Also provides investigation assistance in finding missing children, coordinates Amber Alerts, distributes child safety information, and posts missing children's pictures in public areas.

Provides a nationwide identification and support program to aid in the safe and timely return of individuals affected with Alzheimer's disease who wander and become lost. Program also provides education for families, caregivers, emergency responders and law enforcement on preventative techniques and skills needed to approach and respond to individuals who have wandered.

Offers child safety program training to prevent child abduction. Programs offered to private organizations, school curriculum, childrens workshops and assemblies, parent workshops, staff development, and child identification(includes fingerprinting).

Brings missing children home through the use of in-house professional staff, national dissemination of photos of missing children to companies and corporations, the toll free number, counseling for searching parents, nationwide networking efforts with law enforcement, state clearinghouse personnel, social service agencies and missing children agencies.

• Provides services on behalf of missing and exploited children that include:
  • Assists in the recovery of missing children.
  • Internet predator reporting.
  • Prevention education programs.
  • Photograph and digital poster distribution.
  • Case assistance.
  • Age progression photographs.
  * Provides a Cyber Tipline for sexual exploitation of children.

• Offers national information on abducted/missing/endangered children.

• Assists with creating emergency alert plans in other areas through the AMBER Plan.

• Provides information regarding the registration of sex offenders through Megan's Law.

Provides assistance to families separated by war, internal conflict, or changing world conditions beyond their control.

Helps find missing children through pre-registration program, through the national dissemination of photos of missing children to businesses and corporations, and through networking efforts with law enforcement, state clearinghouse personnel, social service agencies and missing children agencies.

Services provided generally fall into three categories: investigative support services for law enforcement, assistance provided to left-behind family members, and community education programs. Also responsible for providing assistance in cases involving missing children, college students, and vulnerable adults. Specific services and responsibilities include:

• 1-800-346-3543 Hotline (case intake and lead information received on this line)
• Short and long term investigative assistance
• Preparation and electronic distribution of DCJS Missing Child/College Student and Missing Adult Alerts statewide. LOCATER (Lost Child Alert Technology Resource), Xpedite, and NY Alert allow for repaid distribution of photographic images and biographical information within minutes
• Placement of missing child and vulnerable adult photographs and biographical information on the DCJS and National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) web sites
• Development and distribution of printed missing child posters statewide
• Co-coordination of statewide implementation and operation of the NYS AMBER Alert Program, which provides law enforcement agencies with a mechanism for rapid and widespread public dissemination of information in the event of a child abduction
• Administration of the statewide missing/unidentified person repository (mandated "flagging" missing child birth and educational records is facilitated through the use of this data)
• Analysis, transcription, and entry of dental and anatomical information into DCJS and National Crime Information Center (NCIC) files on behalf of law enforcement agencies and medical examiners
• Collaboration with NCMEC and other state clearinghouses
• Presentation of investigative training programs for law enforcement officers, along with development and dissemination of investigative procedures and guides
• Furthering investigative and educational efforts instituted pursuant to the US Department of Justice funded NYS Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Force Program
• Development and distribution of child safety literature
• Ongoing community outreach, including presentations about child and Internet safety to various groups and organizations

Assists in the identification and safe, timely return of individuals who has propensity for wandering and/or becoming lost. Partners with local law enforcement. Individuals wear a wrist band, the wrist band transmit where they are so police can find them.

Helps law enforcement agencies handling cases of children, college students or vulnerable adults missing from New York State or suspected of being in the state.

Offers safety materials for children and preventive counseling through A-WAY-OUT services. Also promotes awareness and prevention information about Child Find's safety program and services, and sponsors National Missing Children Day, May 25th. Also offers referral services when needed.

Provides national efforts to locate and recover missing children and raises public awareness about ways to prevent child abduction, molestation, and sexual exploitation as well as offering child safety information and literature on various topics. Also provides advocacy, prevention programs, family support, and an on line location for reporting internet child pornography (the Cyber Tip Line).

Responsible for the enforcement of all laws within the county. Comprised of the Investigative Division, Drug Detachment, Juvenile Division, and Road Patrol Division.

Provides law enforcement services for the City of Utica.

Provides law enforcement services for the City of Syracuse.

Provides a nationwide identification and support program to aid in the safe and timely return of individuals affected with Alzheimer's disease who wander and become lost. Program also provides education for families, caregivers, emergency responders and law enforcement on preventative techniques and skills needed to approach and respond to individuals who have wandered.

Provides law enforcement services for the county.