Thin Blue Line Driving School, LLC

07/20/2026

TBLDS is partnering with Salem Family Resources and Salem High School.
This fundraising effort is to establish a scholarship fund to assist Salem High Students that request and qualify for financial aid specifically for a Driver Education Program at Thin Blue Line Driving School, LLC.
HOWEVER, ANYONE OUTSIDE THE SALEM HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT IS ELIGIBLE TO WIN THIS $900.00 GIFT CERTIFICATE
The fundraising effort will run through the summertime. The winner will be picked in the early fall.
I would appreciate people sharing this post to help with the fundraising effort for Salem Family Resources and Salem High!

We are partnering with Thin Blue Line Driving School, LLC and Salem High School for a special raffle. One lucky student will have the opportunity to win a Driver's Education Course valued at $900 from the generous sponsorship of the Thin Blue Line Driving School. All of the funds raised throughout the raffle or made as a donation for this will be used exclusively for this scholarship assistance for Salem High School Student(s) in need in the upcoming year to take driver’s education. **Any student/family from any town can enter the raffle to win the free course though!**

Take 1 chance for $10 or 5 chances for $20 – just make sure you leave us your email and we will pull our google wheel of all the names at the end of the month!

Venmo:
https://account.venmo.com/u/Salem-Family-Resources

Thank you for helping support our families !!!!

07/20/2026

NEWS RELEASE: BLUE ENVELOPE PROGRAM, FOR DRIVERS WITH AUTISM, NOW AVAILABLE AT NEW HAMPSHIRE DMV BRANCHES

CONCORD, N.H. – The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announces the statewide rollout of the Blue Envelope Program. The program, established by RSA 265:3-c, provides New Hampshire drivers who have been diagnosed with autism, or a trauma- or stressor-related disorder, with a tool to improve communication during traffic stops.

“A Blue Envelope may contain written guidance for law enforcement about a driver, including important medical information and emergency contacts,” said New Hampshire DMV Director John C. Marasco. “The envelope does not identify a person's medical condition and participation is voluntary.”

Information on how to obtain a Blue Envelope, including eligibility criteria, is available on the DMV website at www.dmv.nh.gov/drivers-licensenon-driver-ids/blue-envelope-program.

“Roadside stops can be stressful for those who may communicate differently,” said New Hampshire State Police Capt. Vincent Grieco. “The Blue Envelope Program helps bridge that gap. When a driver hands a law enforcement officer the envelope, it signals that we should slow down, communicate clearly, and reduce sensory demands. My advice is to keep it accessible and present it right away, as it helps us understand each other faster and makes the interaction calmer and safer for everyone.”

Once obtained, Blue Envelopes should be attached to the driver's-side visor, facing the driver when lowered.

“The Blue Envelope Program is a powerful tool, as it reduces the risks of a misunderstanding between drivers with disabilities and law enforcement,” said Executive Director Charles J. Saia of the Governor’s Commission on Disability. “We fully appreciate the strong effort of the DMV’s leadership, along with so many others, who are responsible for bringing this program to life.”

Blue Envelopes are free and available for qualifying drivers throughout the state.

05/06/2026

Rest Easy Trooper Kevin Trainor
Thoughts and Prayers to the Trooper’s Family and Colleagues at MSP