Community Programs

Logan's Law

The Dawson County Sheriff’s Office is pleased to announce the establishment of the Logan’s Law database. This voluntary database is designed to assist first responders in delivering more compassionate care by alerting them to any specific needs, triggers, or challenges that may affect individuals with special needs.

Logan’s Law (HB 631)

Voluntary Database

Logan’s Law enables 911 dispatchers to inform medical, fire, and law enforcement responders about residents who may have communication difficulties or other unique needs. By participating, residents can ensure that emergency personnel are better prepared to provide informed and sensitive assistance.

The database is maintained by Dawson County E911 and is accessible only in emergency situations. Participation is voluntary, and all information is handled with the utmost confidentiality.

Please fill out the form below to be added to the database.

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General Information about the Special Concerns Person:

Name(Required)

Nickname

Address(Required)

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Home Telephone Number(Required)

Cellular Phone Number(Required)

Birthdate(Required)

Race(Required)

Gender(Required)

Height(Required)

Weight(Required)

Hair Color(Required)

Eye Color(Required)

Employer/School Address (Only if in Dawson County 911 jurisdiction):

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Special concern or condition:(Required)

Medications:

Medication Name

How does this medication affect actions, responses, senses, the potential for violence, etc.?

Use the plus button to add more.

Please list any activations or triggers which may escalate an encounter? What actions first responders should avoid, if possible?(Required)

Suggestions and techniques that can be taken to resolve a confrontation successfully:(Required)

This person is:(Required)

Sensitive to light

Likely to hide

Sensitive to touch

Likely to fight

Subject to seizures

Afraid of police/uniformed people

Violent

Other (Please List Below)

Other

Responsible Party Completing This Form:

Name

First Last

Relationship

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Home Telephone Number

Cellular Phone Number

Signature

Today's Date

Emergency Contact Information:

Name

First Last

Relationship

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Home Telephone Number

Cellular Phone Number

Name

First Last

Relationship

Address

Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code

Home Telephone Number

Cellular Phone Number

Citizens Firearms Training

The Dawson County Sheriff’s Office proudly supports your Right to Keep and Bear Arms. As an advocate of safe and responsible gun ownership, the Sheriff’s Office offers training designed to impart safe and effective weapon handling and use.

Family Connections Mentoring Program

The Dawson County Family Connection directs this program, which offers children positive role models. Volunteers mentor and encourage positive behaviors. Since the program’s inception, several Dawson County officers have volunteered with this program.

Neighborhood Watch

Join our Neighborhood Watch program and become a vital part of a safer community. By uniting neighbors in a shared commitment to security, we create a network of vigilant eyes and responsive actions. Through regular meetings, informative resources, and collaborative efforts, we empower residents to proactively address local concerns.

Dawson County Sheriff's Office

Community Programs

Logan's Law

Logan’s Law (HB 631)

Voluntary Database

General Information about the Special Concerns Person:

Responsible Party Completing This Form:

Emergency Contact Information:

Citizens Firearms Training

Family Connections Mentoring Program

Neighborhood Watch

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