Bring Me Back Home (BMBH) is a new registry for Connecticut residents which allows law enforcement access to information to assist in the recovery of missing or wandering persons. The provided information and photo, accessible through the COLLECT criminal justice and safety system, helps first responders and families reunite with individuals living with cognitive challenges, such as dementia or autism. This information is confidential and secure and can only be accessed by law enforcement personnel in an emergency.
How can we register? To sign your loved one up for Bring Me Back Home, visit ct.gov/BMBH
How does Bring Me Back Home work?
A family member or guardian registers their person with cognitive challenges through the link above, or in person at your nearest police department. This information is then part of the statewide Bring Me Back Home registry. When the person wanders or is missing, individuals should call 9-1-1 IMMEDIATELY, and indicate that they are registered with the Bring Me Back Home program. Law enforcement officers will have access to the confidential and secure information and respond appropriately.
