Norton Joins Outdoor Advertising AMBER Alert Initiative to Assist in Search for Missing ChildrenDownload OAAA's PDF Press Release Downoad OAAA Article with New York Times Square Photo Cincinnati, Ohio – Norton Outdoor Advertising today tested a new initiative to distribute AMBER AlertsTM on its digital billboards as part of an effort from the Outdoor Advertising Association of America (OAAA) to aid in the recovery of abducted children. OAAA is partnering with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) as a secondary AMBER Alert distributor. The Alerts will be displayed on digital billboards in markets across the United States, including Cincinnati.
The new initiative enhances the overall goal of the AMBER Alert program – to notify as many people as possible about a recent child abduction, and to provide information which can help in the search for the abducted child, suspected abductor, and/or suspected vehicle and in the safe return of the child. AMBER Alerts will be distributed to the more than 800 digital billboards nationwide, including 4 Norton boards in Cincinnati.
The AMBER Alert Program, operated by the U.S. Department of Justice, was founded in 1997 and named in honor of Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old who was abducted and murdered in Arlington, TX in 1996. Since the program’s inception, AMBER Alerts have been credited with the successful recovery of more than 399 children.
For more information about the Outdoor Advertising AMBER Alert program, contact Mike Norton at (513) 631-4864 or the OAAA at (202) 833-5566. # The NortonHD Outdoor Network consists of (4) 14’ X 48’ LED displays, which are networked together to run advertising and/or public service content simultaneously. There are 6 different advertisers at any given time. These advertisers may populate their “playlist” with multiple designs, scheduled to run either in rotation, or at specified times of a given day, week, month, etc. The designs in an advertiser’s playlist may be changed within minutes. NortonHD Outdoor Network locations: two back-to-back displays at I-75 near Ludlow Avenue; one display at I-71hear Florence Avenue, facing South; one display at I-275 near Mosteller, facing West.
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