About the AMBER Program
The AMBER Plan, which stands for America's Missing:
Broadcast Emergency Response, was established
in response to a 1996 abduction and murder of
9-year-old Amber Hagerman in Arlington, TX. The
goal of the AMBER Alert is to instantly galvanize
the entire community to assist in the search for
and safe return of an abducted child. Alerts provide
information such as the child's physical description,
age, location where he/she was abducted from,
and who he/she was last seen with, etc.
EATEL & LA State Police Partnership
As a communications company, EATEL is providing
the resources to help LA State Police issue AMBER
Alerts to thousands of people throughout the state.
Once an AMBER Alert is issued by the State Police,
EATEL will automatically send an email announcing
a child has been abducted to customers, employees,
and the general public. Alerts will also be posted
on www.eatel.net.
Click
here to learn more about EATEL/State Police partnership.
How can you get involved?
You can get involved in the AMBER Alert program
by signing up to receive email notifications when
a child goes missing. Also, tell your friends,
coworkers, and family members to visit www.eatel.net
and sign-up so they can receive alerts, too.
Please note that email addresses
collected for this program will not be used for
any marketing purposes.
For information about EATEL, visit www.eatel.com
