Triad is a nationally recognized grassroots program established in 1988 to promote a three-way commitment among county police departments, sheriff’s offices, and older citizens to work together to reduce criminal victimization and enhance the delivery of law enforcement services to senior citizens. Triads work to improve the quality of life and provide an opportunity for the exchange of information between public safety providers and recipients. The Triad concept of public safety receives support from the National Sheriff’s Association, the International of Association of Chiefs of Police, and the American Association of Retired Persons. National Sheriffs’ Association
International Association of Chiefs of Police
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TRIAD Plus In 1994 Anne Arundel County established TRIAD Plus. The County broadened the TRIAD concept to include Fire Departments and States Attorney’s Office in addition to Police, Sheriffs and Older Citizens. TRIAD Plus is committed to enhancing the quality of life of older persons by remaining dedicated and focused on efforts to reduce criminal victimization and a renewed sense of responsibility for our seniors general well being.
The following agencies are members of TRIAD Plus.
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S.A.L.T. Council TRIAD Plus is led by an advisory council composed of TRIAD Plus representatives, leaders of the senior community, and organizations familiar with senior issues. The advisory council is referred to as S.A.L.T. (Seniors and Law Enforcement Together). The S.A.L.T. Council works in concert to exchange information, keep abreast of mutual concerns, and disseminate information relative to the safety of our seniors. |
