Yellow Dot Program
Yellow Dot is a free program designed to help first responders provide life-saving medical attention during that first “golden hour” after a crash or other emergency. A Yellow Dot in the driver's-side rear window of your vehicle will alert first responders that vital medical information is stored in the glove compartment.
How Yellow Dot Works
The Yellow Dot kit contains a personal information card and a Yellow Dot decal.
 Complete both sides of the personal information card as fully as possible, in pencil. Attach a recent photo of yourself and place the card in a visible location in your car’s glove compartment.
Complete one card for each person who regularly occupies the vehicle. See below to request additional medical information forms.
Place the Yellow Dot decal on the rear driver’s side window to alert first responders to look in the glove compartment for your medical information.
Update the card annually yourself or bring it to your annual medical check-up. If you sell your car, remove the Yellow Dot sticker.
If you have any questions about Yellow Dot,
The “Yellow Dot” Program spreads to Knox County, Maine
Yellow Dot in the News
WCSH6 News Story
 Catching Health with Diane Atwood - Yellow Dot Program Launched in Maine
Kick-off News Story from...
WCSH 6 News story about Yellow Dot
WMTW 8 News story about Yellow Dot
Article from the Scarborough Leader
Gorham Times article - go to page 4.
How do you get enrolled?
Yellow Dot Enrollment Locations
Naples
By appointment only
Please contact Molly Brake, 542-9816
 GorhamIn Home Senior Services - 658 Main Street, Gorham
Terri Norton - 207-856-1212
Home Instead Senior Care - 502 Main Street, Gorham
Bill Jenks - 207-839-0441
Gorham Public Safety Building - 270 Main Street, Gorham
Officer Ted Hatch - 207-222-1681
Chief Robert Lefebvre and his Office Staff from the Fire Department - 207-222-1657
The fire department will do enrollments during office hours for the police department at 270 Main Street, on Monday 12:30 - 4:30pm and Tuesday thru Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm
Officer Ted Hatch will also do enrollments when he is on duty which is 5:00pm to 3:00am. - ask at dispatch.
 WestbrookWestbrook Public Safety Building - 570 Main Street, Westbrook
Captain Tom Roth - 207-854-2531, Ext 406
Chief Pardue of Westbrook will host open enrollments at the Westbrook Public Safety Building from 9:00am to 4:00pm Monday through Friday. All people need to do is go into their lobby and Peter will help them out.
 ScarboroughScarborough Public Safety Building - 246 US Rt.1, Scarborough
Monday through Friday, 8:00am - 4:00pm
Officer Tim Barker - 207-883-6361
 PortlandSouthern Maine EMS - 474 Riverside Industrial Parkway, Portland
Director Marc Minkler - 207-741-2790
Captain John D. Brady, EMS Training Officer
Portland Fire Department
380 Congress Street
Portland, Maine 04101
207-874-8948 office
207-229-8367 cell
207-874-8410 fax
Will offer the service once each week on Thursday between 9-12:00
 YarmouthYarmouth Fire Department - 178 North Road, Yarmouth
Chief Michael Robitaille - 207-846-2410
Gray
Gray Fire Department - 125 Shaker Road, Gray
Chief Galen Morrison - 207-657-3931
 South PortlandSouth Portland Public Safety Building - 30 Anthorne Street, South Portland
Any time - 24/7 days a week from the front lobby counter.
If you have questions, please call:
Police Officer Linda Barker 207-799-55511 ext 7424
Deputy Fire Chief Miles Haskell 207-799-3314 ext 7331
South Portland Community Center - 21 Nelson Road, South Portland, Maine 04106
Passing out packets during their business hours
Call 207-767-7650 for business hours
Contact Person for any questions: Olive Lachapelle
 FalmouthPolice/Fire Department
Sgt. George Savidge - 207-781-2300, Ext. 5321
Brunswick
People Plus - 35 Union Street - Brunswick, ME 04011
Rebecca Banks - 729-0757 - Program and Outreach Coordinator
Raymond
Raymond Public Safety Building
October 27, 2012 from 10:00 am to 2:00pm
 Windham Monday through Friday 7:00am-3:00pm
Call ahead 892-1919 ext 4226 and schedule an appointment with Officer Matt Cyr
This is the enrollment information form. You may download this form, print and fill out the form IN PENCIL ahead of time, before you arrive at an enrollment location, to expedite the process.
Also, you may bring with you, a close up phototograph.
Why enroll in Yellow Dot?
To assist the first responder in their job of saving lives
To save time
To be a voice for injured when they are unable to speak for themselves
To prepare for the future
How will Yellow Dot help?
Allow the first responder to have pertinent personal and medical information when they arrive on the scene regardless of the individual’s condition
Allow first responder to use the “Golden Hour” to begin assisting the injured rather than trying to pry information out of them or someone else
There is No Cost to the Participant!
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