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Dr. Kristin Christodulu, executive director University at Albany Center for Autism, speaks during the announcement of a new statewide roll-out of the Blue Envelope Program at the New York State ...

The Blue Envelope Program, which aims to allow individuals with autism and intellectual disabilities to communicate their needs to law enforcement officers during traffic encounters, could soon be ...

The Dutchess and Greene county sheriffs, in conjunction with the state Sheriff’s Association, have adopted the Blue Envelope Program, an initiative thought to improve safety for drivers and ...

Cortland, Cayuga, Seneca and other counties are adopting the "Blue Envelope Program." The program seeks to help driving adults with autism. The program allows adult drivers with autism to obtain a ...

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The Blue Envelope Program is designed to make interactions with law enforcement much less stressful during traffic stops. This safety initiative is designed for drivers with autism.

The “Blue Envelope” program is meant to offer police officers and a person with autism spectrum disorder a communication tool. The Blue Envelope program will ease communication between ...

Sheriff’s departments in New York state are now using Blue Envelopes to identify people on the autism spectrum or who have other communication challenges in order to better assist people during ...

DENVER (KDVR) — The Boulder Police Department is introducing its new Blue Envelope Program to help avoid miscommunication with people with “invisible disabilities” the department announced ...