Code Adam is a missing-child safety program in the United States and Canada, originally created by Walmart retail stores in 1994. [1] This type of alert is generally regarded as having been named in …

Code Adam was created in memory of 6-year-old Adam Walsh, who was tragically abducted from a Florida department store and later found murdered. Code Adam is a program of the National Center …

Background On April 30, 2003 “Code Adam Act of 2003” became law. It requires that the designated authority for a public building establish procedures for a child missing in a federal building.

Code Adam, one of the country’s largest child-safety programs, is a nationwide initiative named in the memory of Adam Walsh who, at the age of six, was abducted from a department store 25 years ago.

Code Adam is a program to train staff in strategies to prevent child abduction and to respond efficiently in cases of suspected child abductions on the premises.

The Code Adam program is a structured procedure designed to help employees respond quickly when a child is reported lost or missing in a public space.

Dec 31, 1998 · Origins: "Code Adam" is a "missing child" security protocol in place in various chain stores. It's an industry's attempt to prevent a tragedy (whether it be a kidnapped child or one who had...