Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Project Lifesaver informational graphic featuring a family playing outdoors, an older woman being embraced by a caregiver, and a child’s hands resting on an older adult’s hands. The graphic displays the WCSO badge and the message “Project Lifesaver: Keeping Vulnerable Loved Ones.” A QR code directs viewers to program information and registration. The graphic also includes the WCSO website, social media icons and non-emergency phone number, (615) 790-5550.

đź’™ PROJECT LIFESAVER: Helping Bring Loved Ones Home Safely

Published On: 11/13/2026

Do you know someone who could benefit from Project Lifesaver?

For families caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism or another cognitive condition that may cause wandering, the possibility of that person becoming lost can be a constant concern.

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office offers Project Lifesaver, a program designed to help protect vulnerable residents and provide peace of mind to their families and caregivers.

đź’™ How does it work?

Participants wear a small transmitter that emits a unique radio frequency signal. If they go missing, specially trained deputies can use tracking equipment to help locate them and bring them home safely.

âś… The program is available at no cost to eligible Williamson County, Tennessee, residents.

If someone you love is at risk of wandering, we encourage you to learn more about this potentially lifesaving program.

đź”— Learn more or complete an interest form:
https://williamsoncountysherifftn.com/services/project-lifesaver/

Please share this information. You never know which family might need it!

#ProjectLifesaver, #WCSOTN, #WilliamsonCountyTN, #CommunitySafety

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Williamson County Sheriff’s Office Project Lifesaver informational graphic featuring a family playing outdoors, an older woman being embraced by a caregiver, and a child’s hands resting on an older adult’s hands. The graphic displays the WCSO badge and the message “Project Lifesaver: Keeping Vulnerable Loved Ones.” A QR code directs viewers to program information and registration. The graphic also includes the WCSO website, social media icons and non-emergency phone number, (615) 790-5550.

đź’™ PROJECT LIFESAVER: Helping Bring Loved Ones Home Safely

Do you know someone who could benefit from Project Lifesaver?

For families caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, dementia, autism or another cognitive condition that may cause wandering, the possibility of that person becoming lost can be a constant concern.

The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office offers Project Lifesaver, a program designed to help protect vulnerable residents and provide peace of mind to their families and caregivers.

đź’™ How does it work?

Participants wear a small transmitter that emits a unique radio frequency signal. If they go missing, specially trained deputies can use tracking equipment to help locate them and bring them home safely.

âś… The program is available at no cost to eligible Williamson County, Tennessee, residents.

If someone you love is at risk of wandering, we encourage you to learn more about this potentially lifesaving program.

đź”— Learn more or complete an interest form:
https://williamsoncountysherifftn.com/services/project-lifesaver/

Please share this information. You never know which family might need it!

#ProjectLifesaver, #WCSOTN, #WilliamsonCountyTN, #CommunitySafety