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Who will have access to my info?
Only Law Enforcement has access to your emergency contact information.
Only Law Enforcement has access to your emergency contact information.
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Will my information be used for any other purpose?
NO, this info is only used to contact the contacts that you designate in the event of an emergency.
NO, this info is only used to contact the contacts that you designate in the event of an emergency.
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Why was this system developed?
This system was developed because there was no emergency contact program in place to notify loved ones in the event of an emergency. This program was initiated by Christine Olson in loving memory of her daughter Tiffiany because she was involved in a fatal accident and it was over 6 hours before any notification took place.
This system was developed because there was no emergency contact program in place to notify loved...
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Where is the information stored?
All of your contact information is stored in your state's government database, which is used by the Law Enforcement agencies in your state. To Inform Families First does not store any of your personal contact data.
All of your contact information is stored in your state's government database, which is used by the...
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Where do I enter my information?
You can enter your information by clicking on any of the multiple links throughout this web site, or else visit your state's Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles through actions like renewing your driver license, changing the address on your license, or renewing your vehicle license tag.
You can enter your information by clicking on any of the multiple links throughout this web site, or...
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Christine Olson
President/Founder
Thank You!
Taking 2 minutes to register can save you countless hours of wonder and provide peace of mind
Thank you for your input and support. If you have not yet registered, please do. By doing so, you are helping TIFF's campaign to take this program to the national level. This would ensure that no one would have to endure the average six hours before families are notified of an emergency.
To help our cause further, please forward this site to everyone you know to continue our success.
~ Christine Olson