Every 67 seconds someone in the United States develops Alzheimers disease. More than 5 million Americans are living with the disease. Learn the facts. Help wipe out Alzheimers disease. Recently, City of Riverside - Mayor Rusty Bailey gave a proclamation declaring November National Alzheimer’s Month – already a nationally-recognized month. Throughout November, City Hall lights have shone a beautiful shade of purple in support of those affected by this disease. Not only is it difficult on those diagnosed, but on their loving families and friends, as well. Please take a moment to learn, value and help those affected. Watch this very informative video from the Alzheimers Association >> youtu.be/waeuks1-3Z4 GET HOME SAFE PROGRAM The Riverside Police Department is offering free Smart Medical ID bracelets through our Get Home Safe program. The bracelet is worn by at risk persons and is used by Police, Fire, and Emergency Medical Personnel to help identity a found person that may not be able to provide information about themselves. The information found in the profile helps first responders locate, identify, and most importantly, get a lost person home safe. This program is free to all Riverside residents. Learn more here: riversideca.gov/rpd/community/gethome/gethome.asp
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