Participation in AmberVision encouraged: News & Sentinel [Parkersburg, WV]
On Aug. 21 RESA 5 volunteers distributed information on the program at stores in Parkersburg. Information also was sent home this week with all Wood County Schools students.
"RESA 5 was pleased to be involved with informing members of our communities about AmberVision," said Ron Nichols, executive director of RESA 5. "AmberVision is a key component for the safety of children and the authorities' ability to find them if the need arises."
Thanks to all the volunteers who helped spread the word about AmberVision last Saturday.
