The state of Connecticut is prepared to deal with missing children on several different levels. Connecticut has systems in place which enable the rapid dissemination of information to the public and related law enforcement agencies regarding a missing or abducted child. A primary resource is the Connecticut Amber Alert System which offers immediate, up to date information to aid in a child's safe recovery. Local law enforcement agencies, as well as the Connecticut State Police, are well organized for the search and criminal investigation process necessary to return a child home safely. Information is available instructing citizens how to proceed when a child is missing. That includes where to report the disappearance and other steps to be followed. Multiple internet sites offer lists, photos, and details of children currently missing in Connecticut, as well as a list of current alerts for children reported missing. In the prevention mode, Connecticut offers a comprehensive child identification program designed to give families a measure of protection against child abduction. Parents can also find safety tips online to help protect their children.