Ohio has a new way to help notify family members more quickly whenever there’s an accident or other emergency involving a loved one. The Buckeye State launched one of the nation’s first statewide registries for next-of-kin information, and residents may start providing the names of people who should be contacted. The information will be entered into a secure database accessible only by law enforcement in case of a serious injury. The registry is voluntary. Anyone with an Ohio driver license or state identification card may submit their emergency contact information either at a Bureau of Motor Vehicles office or online (at www.bmv.ohio.gov).
Source: (news-herald.com)
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