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Keeping Our Kids Safe

By Master Police Officer Lisa Bunn

Biography

MPO Lisa Bunn Tampa Police Department

• 1997-2000

Tampa Police Communications Technician II

• 2000-2001

University of South Florida Communication Operator

• 2001
• St. Petersburg Police Department Police Cadet
• 2001-Present

Tampa Police Master Police Officer

• Traffic Homicide Investigator
• Forensic Mapper
• Traffic Reconstructionist
• Bachelor’s Degree in Criminology

District I 3818 W. Tampa Bay Blvd. Tampa, Florida 33614 (813) 354-6623 lisa.bunn@tampagov.net

Biography

Amber Kuzma, MS, BCBA AchieveAbility Therapy

• 6+ years of experience with exclusive foster and welfare system
• 12+ years experience as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst
• Master’s Degree in Behavior Analysis, Therapy, and Rehabilitation

AchieveAbility Therapy 18288 N. US Hwy. 41 Lutz, Florida 33549 (813) 527-9638 Amber@achieveabilitytherapy.com

Biography

Lee Daly, Consultant CARD at USF

• 25+ years experience counseling and educating to meet the needs of

diverse populations in public schools and health clinic settings.

• Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work
• Master’s Degree in Special Education

CARD at USF 13301 Bruce B. Downs Blvd. MHC 2113A Tampa, Florida 33612 (813) 974-6155 Leedaly@usf.edu

Biography

Erin Seal-Grande, Owner Seal Swim School West Pasco

• 1989- Present

Swim Instructor

• 1995-Present

Member of the United States Swim School Association

• 2010 – Founding member of their first Special Abilities

Committee

• Bachelor’s Degree in Education
• Master’s Degree in Exercise and Sports Sciences
• Adapted Physical Education and Adapted Aquatics

Seal Swim School 11022 Tee Time Circle New Port Richey, Florida 34654 (727) 943-8782 erin@sealswimschoolpinellas.com

Biography

Loretta Pippin Aquatic Supervisor I

• 1985-Present

Aquatic Supervisor I

• Pool Manager
• Lifeguard
• Locker Attendant
• Bachelor’s Degree in History

Parks & Recreation 3402 W. Columbus Drive Tampa, Florida 33607 (813) 415-5612 Loretta.pippin@tampagov.net

What you will learn about our special needs registration.

• What information dispatch will have regarding

your address.

• What information an officer sees while in

route to your home.

• What information is on file of your child.

Why should I I regis ister my child ild wit ith la law enforcement? It It will ill allo llow la law enforcement the abili ility to access vit ital in information about them in in the event of an emergency or calls lls for service at your home. An example of a dispatched screen to law enforcement.

Flagged Hazard

NOTE: Any flagged address is only kept for a period of 1-year. This information needs to be updated yearly.

Flagged Hazard Details

Detailed information about your child that you provide to law enforcement.

Child’s Profile

How to fl flag your address with medical fi first responders.

Contact (813) 232-6802 for Communications Supervisor Christopher Mygrant

Email: Christopher.Mygrant@tampagov.net

Contact (813) 232-6805 for Communications Supervisor Janice Eastburn

Email: Janice.Eastburn@tampagov.net

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CLASSROOM SETTINGS FIRE STATION TOURS CIVIC GROUPS SCHOOLS CHURCHES VARIETY OF TOPICS FOR FIRE AND INJURY PREVENTION TODDLERS TO TOTTERING CITY OF TAMPA FIRE RESCUE Fire and Life Safety Education Patricia Dempsey 813-274-8241

How to make your home safer to prevent elopement.

Lockable Chain Door Lock Double Cylinder Deadbolt Lock Window Lock

Additional ways to prevent elopement.

Lock Fences Sliding Glass Door Lock

How to make your home safer with technology.

Install an Alarm System Install the Ring Doorbell

Register your Ring doorbell at https://www.tampagov.net/police/project-rec Ring’s Yearly Annual Fee $30

How to make your home safer.

Secure Medications in a Locking Medicine Cabinet

Poison Control (800) 222-1222

Secure Weapons in a Safe

They come in a variety of different sizes and shapes for your needs.

In Informative sticker/sign for fi first responders to see at your home or on your vehicle.

Customize Sticker/Sign

Search for a design that applies to your child.

How to be safe in your outings using technology.

SafetyNet Tracking Systems

Recommended by Law Enforcement.

Gizmo Watch from Verizon

Check your cellular provider to see their options.

Jiobit

Other GPS tracking devices.

Additional safety strategies using technology.

Using an Apple Device

Search for your child by their cellular or smartwatch. Make sure your location services on your phone are turned on.

Additional safety strategies using technology.

Play Store Apps Example: Life360

GPS tracking apps linking your household wireless devices to each other.

How to be safe in your outings without the use

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f technology.

Customized Temporary Tattoos

Search for a design that works for you and your family.

Pedestrian Safety.

Use Pedestrian Crosswalks

Teach your child to look and listen for traffic and emergency vehicles.

Additional safety strategies.

Avoid Personalized Backpacks or Lunchboxes Use Luggage Tags to Personalize Your Child’s Property

This lessens the chance of a stranger knowing your child’s name; however, it allows first responders to identify your child.

You need to know how to recognize and protect yourself against contact with cyber-bullies, hackers, phishers, and predators.

In Internet Safety Tips.

https://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/sops/h /home.jsf

Address Search: 4 411 N. . Franklin St. t. Tampa, FL L 33602

Offender Search

Common tricks used by individuals who lure children.

• Hi. I’ve lost my dog. Can you help me?
• Hi. Would you like to see my puppy that is inside my car?
• Hi Sam (if the predator knows your child’s name), your

Mom needs help and asked me to pick you up.

• Would you like some candy?

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By Amber Kuzma Board Certified Behavior Analyst

Im Important safety goals.

• Being aware of their surroundings.
• General compliance leads to compliance with more important goals.
• Personal boundaries and respecting/sharing space.
• Good touch bad touch.
• Expressive language and self-advocacy.
• Maintaining highest level of independence possible.
• Reducing hazards to prevent injury.
• Teach teach teach!

Continued safety goals.

• Gun safety
• Fire safety
• First aid
• Water safety
• Car safety
• Bike safety

Just because they do it differently DOES NOT mean they cannot learn.

13301 Bru ruce B. . Downs Blvd. MHC 2113A Tampa, Florida 33612 (8 (813) ) 974-2532 2532

By Lee Daly CARD at USF Consultant

Factors that pose some risks for your child.

• Some will trust and follow directions of any adult and can’t tell the

difference between safe and unsafe people or behaviors. (abduction and abuse risk)

• Some have fascination with dangerous objects or activities. (injury risk)
• Some do not perceive threatening people or animals as such. (bullying and

attack risk)

• Some are not adequately sensitive to pain. (infection and injury risk)
• Some are not able to functionally use language. (a multitude of risks)

Call 813-974-2532

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1-800-333-4530

The Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) at USF can help children diagnosed with ASD and their families to get

• Free access to resources for safety
• Education and training for safety
• Free individualized guidance and recommendations
• Specific strategies/consultation

 Safety Kits  CARD Consultants  Connections to providers of Safetynet and tracking bracelets  Josh the Otter “learn to float” curriculum  Safety Social Stories online  Swimming and water safety resources  Access to Car Seats and Bike Helmets*  Medipal seatbelt ID, Medical Alert  Training and education for law enforcement and first responders

11022 Tee Tim ime Cir ircle New Port Ric ichey, Flo lorida 34654 (727) 943-8782

By Erin Seal-Grande Owner of Seal Swim School West Pasco

Water safety and Autism.

Why is is drowning th the le leading cause of f death for chil ildren

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the spectrum?

There are several reasons why children with autism are drawn to the water:

• The viscosity of the water offers them comfort.
• The water is visually stimulating.
• The silence of the environment is calming.

What can you do

• to keep your child safer

around the water?

By Loretta Pippin Aquatics Site Supervisor I

3402 W. Columbus Drive Tampa, Florida 33607 (813) 415-5612

Safety around the water.

• Provide barriers.
• Put pools toys away when not in use.
• Adult supervision at all times.
• Teach children to ALWAYS ask permission before going near

water.

• Swimming lessons save lives.
• Swimming aides.
• Learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR).

Im Importance of f Swim Lessons.

• Learning to swim prevents drowning.
• Swimming is a life skill.
• Increases socialization.
• Higher ability to relax.
• Increases strength and stamina.
• Swim lessons are FUN!

Children’s Board Mobile Water Team Program

(813) 229-9622, ext.

• xt. 1278
• Bob Sierra Family YMCA

(813) 962-3220 4029 Northdale Blvd.; Tampa, Florida 33624

• Brandon Family YMCA

(813) 685-5402 3097 S. Kingsway Road; Seffner, Florida 33584

• Brandon Sports and Aquatics

(813) 689-0908 405 Beverly Blvd.; Brandon, Florida 33511

• Campo Family YMCA

(813) 684-1371 3414 Culbreath Road; Valrico, Florida 33596

• New Tampa YMCA

(813) 866-9622 16221 Compton Drive; Tampa, Florida 33647

• Northwest Hillsborough YMCA

(813) 249-8510 8950 W. Waters Avenue; Tampa, Florida 33615

• Plant City YMCA

(813) 757-6677 1507 YMCA Place; Plant City, Florida 33563

• South Tampa YMCA

(813) 839-0210 4411 S. Himes Avenue; Tampa, Florida 33611

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