Helping Law Enforcement Connect with Everyone in Our Community The Blue Envelope Program is a voluntary program designed to improve interactions between law enforcement and individuals with conditions or disabilities that may result in communication challenges. The program is completely free, voluntary, and available to anyone who may benefit. There is no registration or enrollment process required to participate, and individuals do not need to provide any proof of their condition or disability. Because we respect your privacy, the program does not track or maintain records of participants.

What are they?  The special blue envelopes contain an area where an individual can voluntarily share information about their disability or condition in order to help officers and deputies quickly understand specific communication needs

The envelopes also provide a convenient storage for copies of essential documents:  

• Copy of Driver's license
• Vehicle registration
• Proof of insurance

How to Get a Blue Envelope:  They are available for free at the Leesburg Police Department located at 65 Plaza Street NE, Leesburg, VA 20176, as well as at the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office, Purcellville Police Department, and the Middleburg Police Department.

 How to Get a Blue Envelope:  They are available for free at:

• Leesburg Police Department - 65 Plaza Street NE, Leesburg, VA 20176
• Loudoun County Sheriff's Office - all station locations
• Purcellville Police Department - 125 Hirst Road, Suite 7A, Purcellville, VA 20132
• Middleburg Police Department - 107 W. Federal Street, Suite 1A, Middleburg, VA 20117