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Source: Elbert County News

From left, Victim Advocate Service Unit members PattyAnn Fontenot, Mandy Donatelli and Lisa Hurst stand with Elizabeth Police Officer Steven Herbel. COURTESY PHOTO A 2024 Elizabeth Police Department citizen welfare program has recently had an update, with a new name and expanded purpose. Now known as Circle of Care, the program has become a collaborative effort between the Elizabeth Police Department and the Victim Advocate Service Unit. Residents of the town of Elizabeth, seniors living alone, adults with disabilities, individuals recently discharged from the hospital and anyone with limited family or social support is eligible to participate. The program is totally voluntary but does require reliable contact information.“Our goal is to ensure that participants receive consistent support, encouragement, and access to resources when needed,” said Lead Victim Advocate PattyAnn Fontenot.

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