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The purpose
of Southern Aroostook TRIAD is to reduce victimization
of mature adults in this part of Maine.
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This is a brief overview of TRIAD
and a few of the goals it intends to serve.
The bottom line is that our seniors deserve the chance
to live out their lives free of victimization and
abuse, and with the independence that they truly desire. |
What is TRIAD?
TRIAD is a joint venture in Southern Aroostook County
between law enforcement agencies, seniors, and service
providers.
TRIAD is a partnership whose goal is to address crime
issues that affect senior citizens and enhance the
delivery of law enforcement services to this population.
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WHAT DO TRIADS DO?
1. EDUCATE: Sponsor crime prevention and victim
advocate programs for seniors.
2. ASSIST: Recruit and train volunteers to
assist law enforcement agencies within Aroostook County.
3. EMPHASIZE: Staff reassurance programs for
seniors to reduce fear and provide moral support.
4. COMMUNICATE: Provide a forum for law enforcement
and the community to share needs and concerns, and
develop solutions.
5. INVOLVE: Unite seniors, senior service agencies,
law enforcement, and fire and rescue, to identify
problem areas for seniors in the local community,
and develop and implement community-wide solutions.
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Contacts:
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Houlton Police Department
Lt. Dan Peletier
207-532-2287
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What Southern
Aroostook TRIAD Does for you
Periodic patrol within the area to assure safety.
Notification of any scams that may be circulating
within the region.
Periodic newsletters dealing with local issues,
survey results, and local concerns. |
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there is no cost to you!
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TRIADS on both state
and local levels are already making a difference...
YOU can be part of this initiative NOW.
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