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If Your Triad And/Or SALT Council Is Not Listed Below, Please Go to the Triad Tools Section of the Website and Print out a Copy of the Triad Update Form If your Triad and/or SALT Council is not listed below, please go to the Triad Tools section of the website and print out a copy of the Triad Update Form. This form may then be faxed to Terri Hicks at 703-519-8567, or you may email Terri at [email protected] for an electronic version of the update form. If you see changes/corrections that need to be made, please email Terri at [email protected], making sure you tell her the state, name of the Triad,and what information needs to be adjusted. Alabama Triad Programs Contact Name Email Address (if applicable) Website Etowah County Triad Traci Pondick, RSVP Director [email protected] http://www.etowahcounty.org/rsvp/news.html Jefferson County Triad Lee Bushway, Triad Chairman [email protected] http://www.jeffcosheriff.net/ Lee County Triad Sheriff Jay Jones, Assistant Iris Bridges [email protected] http://www.leecountysheriff.org/ Limestone County Triad Captain Fred Sloss [email protected] http://www.limestonesheriff.com/ Paul D. Cain [email protected]] Tuscaloosa County Triad Sheriff Ted Sexton [email protected] http://www.tcsoal.org/ Walker County Triad Bob Williams [email protected] http://www.walkercounty.com/constitutional/sheriff/index.htm Arizona Triad Programs Gila County Triad Howard Shapiro [email protected] http://www.gilacountyaz.gov/sheriff/default.html Claudia Dalmolin [email protected] Pinal County Triad Lt. Tamatha Villar [email protected] http://pinalcountyaz.gov/Departments/Sheriff/Community/Pages/TRIAD.aspx Yavapai County Triad Capt. David Rhodes [email protected] http://www.ycsoaz.gov/ Yuma County Triad http://www.yumacountysheriff.org/index.html Arkansas Triad Programs Benton County SALT Council Deputy Doug Gay [email protected] http://www.bentoncountysheriff.org/default.aspx Washington County Triad Jay Cantrell [email protected] California Triad Programs Brentwood City Triad Lieutenant Douglas S. Silva [email protected] Fresno County Triad Lorraine L. Person [email protected] http://www.fresnosheriff.org/index.htm Kerman Triad Nancy Moore [email protected] http://www.cityofkerman.net/police.html ColoradoTriad Programs Denver Triad Rockford (Rocky) Williams [email protected] http://www.denvergov.org/aging/DenverOfficeonAging/tabid/377715/Default.aspx Jefferson County Triad Cary Steven Johnson [email protected] http://jeffco.us/sheriff/index.htm Connecticut Triad Programs Connecticut State Triad Angela DeLeon, State Coordinator [email protected] http://www.ct.gov/agingservices/lib/agingservices/manual/agingnetworkandcommunityorganizations/connecticuttriadsfinal.pdf Mimi Peck-Llewellyn [email protected] Ansonia Triad http://www.cityofansonia.com/content/2524/2604/default.aspx Ashford Triad http://www.ashfordtownhall.org/ Beacon Falls Triad http://www.beaconfalls-ct.org/Pages/BeaconFallsCT_Police/Index Bridgeport Triad Police Officer Nicholas P. Ortiz [email protected] http://www.bridgeportct.gov/police/Pages/PoliceDepartment.aspx Brookfield Triad http://www.brookfieldct.gov/policewebsite/index.htm Cheshire Triad http://www.cheshirect.org/police-services Colchester Triad http://www.colchesterct.gov/Pages/ColchesterCT_Dept/PD/index Darien Triad http://www.darienpolice.org/index.php Ellington Triad http://ellington-ct.gov/Plugs/police.aspx Enfield Triad Susan Lather, Director- Enfield Senior Center [email protected] http://www.enfield-ct.gov/content/91/166/default.aspx Don Ellis [email protected] Fairfield Triad Sgt. Suzanne Lussier [email protected] http://fpdct.com/site/ Glastonbury Triad Agent James A. Kennedy [email protected] http://www.glasct.org/index.aspx?page=233 Greenwich Triad http://www.greenwichct.org/Government/Departments/Police_Department/ Hamden Triad http://www.hamden.com/content/219/228/default.aspx Ledyard Triad Carol Geiler [email protected] http://www.town.ledyard.ct.us/index.aspx?NID=66 Triad of Meriden, Inc. Deputy Chief Timothy Topulos [email protected] http://www.cityofmeriden.org/Content/Police/ Milford Triad http://www.ci.milford.ct.us/public_documents/FOV1-0001066B/index Monroe Triad Marie Chaisson [email protected] http://www.monroectpolice.com/default.aspx Naugatuck Triad http://naugatuckpd.org/ New Britain Triad Carol Zesut, Triad Coordinator [email protected] http://www.newbritainpolice.org/ New Canaan Triad Sergeant John Milligan [email protected] http://www.newcanaan.info/content/9490/293/317/default.aspx Officer Roy Adams [email protected] Newtown Triad Joe Rios [email protected] http://www.newtown-ct.gov/Public_Documents/NewtownCT_Police/Op%20Folder/Triad North Stonington Triad http://www.northstoningtonct.gov/Pages/NStoningtonCT_EService/Police/index Norwalk Triad Sergean Lisa Cotto [email protected] http://www.norwalkct.org/index.aspx?NID=139 Orange Triad Dennis Marsh [email protected] http://www.orange-ct.gov/police/ Town of Prospect Triad Ridgefield Triad http://www.ridgefieldct.org/content/46/80/default.aspx Seymour Triad Lt. Paul Satkowski [email protected] http://www.seymourpolice.org/seymourpolice.html Shelton Triad http://www.sheltonpolice.net/ South Windsor Triad Sgt. Tom Field [email protected] http://police.southwindsor.org/ Stonington Triad Beth-Ann Stewart [email protected] http://www.stonington-ct.gov/Pages/StoningtonCT_Police/index Stratford Triad Diane Puterski [email protected] http://www.townofstratford.com/content/1302/402/621/default.aspx Peggy Ford [email protected] Thomaston Triad Chief Eugene Torrence [email protected] http://www.thomastonct.org/ Trumbull Triad Jennifer Gillis [email protected] http://www.trumbull-ct.gov/content/10623/10655/11011/default.aspx Waterbury Triad http://wtbypd.org/ Waterford Triad Sally Ritchie, Director of Senior Services [email protected] http://www.waterfordpolice.org/ Ellen Fougere, Assistant Director [email protected] Wilton Triad Officer Louis Reszoly [email protected] http://www.wiltonpolice.org/ Wolcott Triad http://www.wolcottpd.org/ Woodbridge Awareness To Crime & Home-Safety (WATCH) Lee Canning, Senior Center Director [email protected] http://woodbridgepd.com/ Delaware Triad Programs Wilmington Triad Daniel Young, Coordinator [email protected] http://www.wilmingtonde.gov/government/police District of Columbia Triad Program District of Columbia Triad Bennett Rushkoff [email protected] http://mpdc.dc.gov/mpdc/site/default.asp?mpdcNav_GID=1523&mpdcNav=|31417| Timothy Shirey [email protected] Florida Triad Programs Brevard County Triad Lt. Andrew Walters [email protected] http://brevardtriad.org Broward County Triad Mary Macomber [email protected] http://sheriff.org/ Citrus County Triad Sgt. Chris Evan [email protected] http://www.sheriffcitrus.org/home.aspx Gilchrist County Triad Pat Cordasco [email protected] http://www.gilcso.org/ Hillsborough County Triad Celena Markart [email protected] http://www.hcso.tampa.fl.us/ Lake County Triad Linda Harville, President [email protected] https://www.lcso.org/ Orange County Triad Laura Lang, Community Relations Specialist, Senior Programs [email protected] http://www.ocso.com/HOME/tabid/37/Default.aspx Polk County Triad Scott Wilder [email protected] http://www.polksheriff.org/Pages/default.aspx Sarasota County Triad Sgt. Neil Scully [email protected] http://www.sarasotasheriff.org/ Seminole County Triad Investigator Barbara Fore [email protected] http://www.seminolesheriff.org/external/Main.aspx Georgia Triad Programs GeorgiaCares State SHIP Erika Lawson [email protected] http://www.mygeorgiacares.org/ Kerry Defoe [email protected] Bibb County Senior Center Triad Judy Gordon [email protected] http://www.bibbsheriff.org/ Canton-Cherokee County Triad/SALT Council Cpl. Stacy Bailey, Treasurer [email protected] http://www.saltcherokee.com Chatham County Triad Pam Lipsitz [email protected] http://www.chathamsheriff.org/Home.aspx DeKalb County Triad Angel Riley [email protected] http://www.dekalbsheriff.org/web/homev2.php Forest Park Triad, Clayton County Chris Matson [email protected] http://www.claytonsheriff.com/ Forsyth County SALT/ Triad Deputy Courtney Beal Spriggs [email protected] http://www.forsythsheriff.org/ Rockdale County Triad Lt. Mike Sellers [email protected] http://www.forsythsheriff.org/ Tri-Cities SALT/Triad Ben Howard [email protected] http://www.fultonsheriff.org/Sheriff.html Walton County Triad Valerie Penergast [email protected] http://www.waltonsheriff.com/ Idaho Triad Programs Bonneville County Triad Jeff Edwards [email protected] http://www.bonnevillesheriff.com/ Owyhee County Triad http://owyheecounty.net/index1.php?triad Illinois Triad Programs Adams County Sheriff's Office Kelly Vandermaiden http://www.co.adams.il.us/sheriff/index.htm Authur Police Department Chief of Police Michael Goodman no email 217-543-3141 http://www.arthur-il.gov/index.asp?Type=B_BASIC&SEC={5EFDD32E-5145-419E-A5AF-B546203D25AA} Barrington-Inverness Police Department Jerry Libit, Chief of Police [email protected] http://www.villageofinverness.org/police/police.html Bartonville Police Department Linda Glackis http://bartonvillepd.com/ Beecher Police Department Conrad Sweet [email protected]
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