Olympia Caswell • May 18, 2021
The seatbelt covers are available for pickup at the department's dispatch center.
By Annie Sandoll
SEEKONK, MA — The Seekonk Police Department, in partnership with the Bristol County Sheriff Department, is offering seatbelt covers for Autistic passengers.
The covers help officers identify a person with Autism in a vehicle that comes into contact with police.
Residents can pick up the seatbelt covers for free at the Seekonk Police Department's dispatch center.
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