ISAAC Alert

What is an ISAAC Alert?

An ISAAC Alert is a temporary caution note registered with your county's regional 911 dispatch center on behalf of an individual with a disability. The content of the caution note is submitted by an individuals parent or guardian through the ISAAC Foundation and must be updated annually.  ISAAC Foundation will notify family by email when it's time to renew the content of the ISAAC Alert.

The term ISAAC Alert allows first responders to associate the information being received as an “Alert” regarding an individual with autism or special needs at the residence.

ISAAC Alert: 911 Dispatch Address Registration for the Disabled from The ISAAC Foundation on Vimeo.

Area serviced by the Spokane county regional dispatch center: 

  • Airway Heights
  • Cheney
  • City of Spokane
  • Deer Park
  • Fairfield
  • Fairchild AFB
  • Latah
  • Liberty Lake
  • Medical Lake
  • Millwood
  • Rockford
  • Spangle
  • Spokane Valley
  • Waverly

ISAAC ALERT CONTENT

Caution Note information must be clear and concise. Therefore, the content of the ISAAC Alert is limited to the following advisories:

  • Individual is a wandering risk
  • Individual is non-verbal
  • Individual WILL NOT respond to verbal instructions
  • Individual can be combative under stress/anxiety
  • Individual is PHYSICALLY limited and cannot exit structure unassisted
  • Potential access issues exist within home (LOCKED DOORS/WINDOWS)

FIND OUT MORE ABOUT BRINGING THE ISAAC ALERT SYSTEM
TO YOUR AREA. 

EMAIL HELLO@THEISAACFOUNDATION.ORG

ISAAC Alerts are joint collaboration effort between:

 

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