Kid Print Program
Recently the Sheriff's Office has purchased a new improved Kid Print System with support from Homeland Credit Union. The Sheriff's Office would like to thank Homeland Credit Union for their support.
The Kid Print program was started to help parents, grandparents and guardians help protect their children. The process takes about 5 min to perform. When completed, the parent receives a ID card with the child's name, birth date, photo, and right thumb print. Items that are placed in our database are parents names, date of birth, eye color, hair color, weight, height, home address, and issue date. It is important that parents get their children's I.D.'s renewed every 2 years at the maximum. This is to keep the database up-to-date on appearance of the child and any and all changes that the child may experience.
To make the process more efficient, a downloadable Child Information and Parental Consent Form can be downloaded to better improve accuracy during the ID process. You may print this document by clicking on the image below.
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Since 2004
the Ross
County
Sheriff's
Office has
been proud
to
offer
parents
of
the children
in
our community peace of
mind by
providing child
identification
cards
to be
used in
the event
that a
child becomes lost
or is
abducted.
This
identification card
provides law enforcement
with
up to
date
information which can be
used
to quickly
disseminate
to
all
authorities
a physical
description
and photograph.
By providing
this
information
quickly,
search efforts
can be started
immediately
and if necessary amber
alerts
issued in
a timely
manner. This
program
has been very
well received
in the community and the
Ross
County
Sheriff's
Office has issued
over 10,000
of these
cards since
it'
s
inception. The
Ross County
Sheriff's
Office attends
numerous
community events
throughout
the
year
and
the
child identification
program
is our
most requested
item
when
attending
these
events. |
For more Information contact Lt. Emily Schmidt or Deputy J.R. Brooks |