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enforcement and public services when dealing with crisis situations involving children with special needs. This project alerts 9 -1 -1 dispatchers when a home has a child with special needs. Imperative personal information regarding the special needs child is entered into Anoka County Central Communication's hazard files. When a call from a residence comes into ACCC, the dispatcher is able to provide officers with a physical description, any medical diagnosis, and address guide to nearby properties with potential hazards, details on how to best approach the child, how they respond to authority, and whether they are verbal or non - verbal. Parent or guardian information is also provided through the dispatch system. All information regarding Project ROCKET is kept on file with dispatch as well as the police department. Sh information need to be updated, it can be changed - by contacting the police department. - This program helps -o minimize certain challenges to law enforcement and emergency service personnel by making responding to calls more efficient. If you have or know of a child with special needs that would benefit from this program, we urge you to contact CSO Austin. Bicycle Licenses The Centennial Lakes Police Department encourages its residents to license their bicycles. Bicycle licenses are issued by the police department at no cost to residents of Lexington, Circle Pines, and Centerville. Licensing your bicycles makes the recognition of recovered bicycles easier, should they get lost or stolen. Several bicycles were abandoned and recovered this past year without licenses. Bicycles that are not claimed after 60 days are sent to auction. Safety Camp Safety Camp is a yearly event developed to increase a child's knowledge and awareness of all aspects of safety. Centennial Lakes Police Department works in partnership with Lino Lakes Police, Centennial and Lexington Fire, and Parks & Recreation Departments to host the event. 24 43