1.The local law enforcement agency will call the FDLE Missing Children Information Clearinghouse (MCIC) at 1-888-356-4774. The Florida Investigative Support Center (FISC), responds to all after hours MCIC requests.
A.An on-call Special Agent Supervisor will work in conjunction with local law enforcement agency to ascertain whether case meets criteria and to offer additional help.
B.On-call MCIC analysts will work in conjunction with the FDLE FISC Analyst if request comes in after hours.
2.The FDLE will work in conjunction with the local law enforcement agency of jurisdiction to determine if information is to be broadcast via radio, television, displayed on DOTs message signs and/or DOLs LED and 07 messages on lottery machines on a regional or statewide basis.
3.The FDLE will work in conjunction with the local law enforcement agency of jurisdiction to prepare information (i.e., child, suspect, and/or vehicle, contact information) for public distribution using approved format(s) for broadcasters, DOT and DOL.
4.The FDLE will record the Amber Alert information on the EAS equipment located in the MCIC area. The Emergency Operations Center will be contacted at 850-413-9900 prior to transmitting the information to verify that information is broadcast.
5.If FDLE determines if the DOT DMSs are to be used, FDLE will contact the Florida Highway Patrol Communications Center Shift Commander in Orlando at 407-737-2200 in order to alert duty officers and other call takers of the Amber Alert. The FDLE will then fax all available information concerning the missing/abducted child to the FHP Communications Center in Orlando at 407-737-2217. FHP Shift Commander in Orlando is then responsible for relaying all information via telephone and fax to the appropriate to the Shift Commander(s) at appropriate FHP Communications Center(s) in the region(s) where the activation is occurring.
6.If FDLE determines if the DOT DMSs and 511 System are to be used, FDLE will then contact DOTs Orlando Regional Transportation Management Center (RTMC) by calling 407-736-1900 to develop the content of the message to be utilized. FDLE will fax the actual DMS Message to the Orlando RTMC to 407-736-1918, using the attached format.
7.The Orlando RTMC staff will relay the request to appropriate RTMC staff in the State to activate the Florida Amber Plan. The DOT will display the message until the child is recovered or for a maximum of 6 hours. DOT will display the alert message on all requested DMSs unless a traffic emergency occurs that requires an individual or group of DMSs to display a motorist safety message. DOT will record a brief AMBER Alert message on the 511 System. The 511 System is used only when the DMNs are displayed.
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