Richard Derus
Administrator - Windsor Police Association
Police Liaison Ontario
About Us
The Windsor-Essex Project Lifesaver chapter operates in conjunction with the Essex County Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police and the Windsor Police Service.
Project Lifesaver is a Radio Direction Finding (RDF) system. RDF is a technique used to determine the location of a transmitter based upon the strength of the radio frequency signal produced by the transmitter.
Clients who are a part of the Project Lifesaver program wear a radio wrist transmitter emitting an automatic tracking signal. Should their loved one go missing, caregivers are instructed to immediately contact 911.
Windsor Police Officers or Ontario Provincial Police Officers depending on where you live, incorporate their training and the Project Lifesaver radio frequency tracking equipment to quickly locate the missing person.
A traditional search consumes approximately 924 man-hours at approximately $1,500 per hour.
Project Lifesaver requires 2 searchers and recovery has been under 30 minutes from the time they were last seen.
Our Mission
We cannot predict when someone will become lost......however we can prepare!
Our Vision
“Working together to bring loved ones home”
Our Mandate
Helping people with dementia lead safer, more secure lives.
Our Values
To provide aid to those afflicted with Alzheimer’s, Autism, Down’s syndrome and dementia disorders.
Board of Directors
Windsor-Essex Project Lifesaver is governed by a Board of Directors.
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Richard Derus
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Administrator |
Jacqueline Winand-Bacon
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Jacqueline Winand-Bacon Provincial Constable |
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