Newtown Ambulance Corps Organizes Child ID Registration Event

NEWTON, Conn. — The Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps and the Masonic Hiram Lodge in Sandy Hook is inviting families with young children to a free child protection event on Saturday, Nov. 14, reported The Newtown Bee.

The Newtown Volunteer Ambulance Corps is holding a child registration event.
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Jill Chafetz

11/11/2015 4:30 a.m.

The Newtown Bee said that NVAC member and Mason Chris Capozza is organizing this event, which will be held at the NVAC headquarters at 6 Washington Square.

The aim is to give parents a free Connecticut Child Identification Program purple pack for each child.

The Purple Pack includes a DVD Ram disk, which has a video of a child, a still photo, the child’s fingerprints, a dental impression, and a dental swab.

CTCHIP will generate the items, place them in a purple pack, and give them to the parent or guardian.

If a child is missing, police or other emergency responders can use the information to aid in finding and identifying the child.

For information, e-mail Capozza at c.capozza@gmail.com, call 914-482-3575, or visit ctchip.org.

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