Blue Envelope Program for Seniors
Summary
Riverside PD's new Blue Envelope Program gives drivers and passengers with autism, dementia, or anxiety a visor envelope plus stickers, bracelets, and seat belt covers that signal special needs to officers. Envelopes are free at the Orange Street and Magnolia stations, no questions asked.
At a glance
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- Last 30 days
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Last discussed May 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Free to residents, funded through a state grant secured by the Inland Regional Center.
Seniors and anyone with autism, dementia, anxiety, or other special needs who may interact with police during traffic stops.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Commission on Aging — May 18, 2026
Riverside PD's new Blue Envelope Program gives drivers and passengers with autism, dementia, or anxiety a visor envelope plus stickers, bracelets, and seat belt covers that signal special needs to officers. Envelopes are free at the Orange Street and Magnolia stations, no questions asked.
Commission on Disabilities — April 16, 2026
The Riverside Police Department was scheduled to present its Blue Envelope Program to the commission. The program is aimed at improving interactions between officers and residents with disabilities. No record of the presentation or any resulting commission action was provided.
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