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S.A.L.T.
S.A.L.T. is an acronym for Seniors and Law Enforcement Together. S.A.L.T. is a cooperative effort of the Linn County Sheriff’s Office, Lebanon, Albany, and Sweet Home Police Departments and Linn County senior citizens.
What is S.A.L.T.'s purpose?
- To decrease crime and the "fear" of crime in order to raise livability for our seniors.
- To increase and improve senior crime prevention and education.
- To improve local law enforcement's knowledge of the crime prevention needs of seniors.
- To identify the concerns of local senior citizens.
- To improve senior victim assistance.
- To involve senior citizens in crime prevention and the educational efforts of S.A.L.T. and to raise awareness of the community of these special issues.
What can S.A.L.T. do?
S.A.L.T. Council activities can include the following:
- Monthly programs on issues seniors have identified, i.e., telemarketing scams, mail theft, check fraud, fake stimulus checks, etc.
- Refrigerator cards which list crucial medical and emergency information about a resident with special needs to aid emergency personnel dispatched to the home.
- Neighborhood Watch programs to address the specific concerns of senior neighbors.
Sweet Home S.A.L.T. members meet at 10:00 a.m. on the first Thursday of the month at the Sweet Home Senior Center, 880 18th Ave, Sweet Home, OR 97386.
Contact Sean Morgan with the Sweet Home Police Department for more information. He can be reached at 541-367-5181 or smorgan@sweethomeor.gov.