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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Wednesday, July 3, 2013 | 8 continued from p.1 Biggs said the GPS unit would be concealed in either a bracelet or a pendant, depending on the person wearing it. The devices will be programed to send an email to the person's caregiver in the event the person System would easily locate missing persons who are at risk leaves a predetermined perimeter area like their house. Insp. Jeff Corey said the 10 individuals selected to participate in the pilot project all have a history of wandering and are described by police as being at risk. Police said all participants also have caregivers who were eager for a better way to find those they care for when they go missing. While the initiative's cost was not provided, bracelets of this type cost approximately $200$300 each. Biggs said Halton police would be paying for the devices and maintenance costs during the pilot project, however, if the initiative is expanded this would change with police seeking to partner with the Region or other community organizations to share funding costs. Options may also exist for members of the GPS bracelet wearer's family to pay for the service themselves. Corey said the pilot project would be a partnership with police entering into discussions with the Alzheimer's Society and the Au- INCOME TAX PLANNING FOR SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS We have, for the tenth year in a row, been awarded the First Place Diamond Award in the categories of Incorporation Services, Tax Planning and Preparation Services and Business Advisory Services. tism Society. As the GPS system would notify caregivers about the whereabouts of a missing person with a condition like Alzheimer's, in some cases it would not even be necessary for people to call police to resolve the situation. 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