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The Oak Creek Police Department has partnered with ASDwithME, LLC to provide people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and other invisible disabilities with a simple avenue for indicating to first responders and others that they may have difficulties communicating. ASDwithME founder Justin Houcek created a window sticker and small card intended to be kept with a vehicle's insurance card that can be used to help alert officers, first responders, or others that the driver or an occupant my have ASD or another invisible disability, such as bipolar disorder, personality disorders, hearing or visual impairments, diabetes, seizures, etc.


The sticker/card set is available for free at the Oak Creek Police Department, our lobby is open from 8am-5pm, Mon-Fri. The sticker is designed to be placed on a window, or anywhere else, that a first responder may be able to see it or be directed to at the beginning of an encounter. The card is small enough to keep in a glove box, console, or even in a wallet, and can be handed to an officer to help indicate that the driver or an occupant may have ASD or another invisible disability/condition.

If you, or someone you know, are interested in getting the sticker/card set, please come into the Oak Creek Police Department.

For more information on ASDwithME, Justin Houcek, or the resources and services available, please visit www.ASDwithME.com.

The below is the decal that goes on the inside of the rear window so police or 1st responders may see that the driver and/or passenger(s) may have at least one invisible disability which may cause communication difficulties. The options included are: Autism, Bipolar Disorder, Diabetes, Depression, Epileptic Seizures, Hearing or Visually Impaired, Lupus, Mental Health, Personality Disorders, or Other.A decal that goes on the inside of the rear window so police or 1st responders may see that the driver or passenger may have at least one INSIVIBLE DISABILITY.

The below is a small card that goes inside your vehicle with your insurance card.

A small card that is placed inside your vehicle and contains your name, condition, emergency contact, doctor, and emt information