Illinois law protecting missing people with developmental disabilities takes effect Jan. 1
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ILLINOIS (WCIA) — As the new year approaches, a fresh law is set to enhance protections for individuals with developmental disabilities who go missing in Illinois.

Senate Bill 1548 introduces the Golden Search Awareness Program, a legislative effort spearheaded by State Senator Paul Faraci (D-Champaign). The initiative aims to equip law enforcement, families, and communities with the necessary resources to respond effectively in such critical situations.

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