The law enforcement agency registers these bracelets ... GPS and satellite that can be interfered by topography or weather," Welch said. "It's an awesome program. I had grandparents that had ...

The watches are for people with cognitive impairments like autism, dementia and Alzheimer's. They're part of what the Sheriff ...

The device does not use GPS location. Project Lifesaver says on average someone is found within 30 minutes, which it says is 95% faster than searching the traditional way without the bracelet.