REALLY SETTLE IN HERE. COMING UP, STEPHEN. ALISON. THANK YOU. DEVELOPING HERE AT NOON. A BABY GIRL IS DOING WELL AFTER SOMEONE SURRENDERED HER AND A BABY BOX AT THE LEBANON FIRE STATION. THE SAFE HAVEN SYSTEM LETS PEOPLE SAFELY AND ANONYMOUSLY DROP OFF BABIES WITHIN THEIR FIRST MONTH OF LIFE. AND WLWT. NEWS FIVE’S BRIAN HAMRICK LIVE FOR US IN LEBANON TO SHOW US HOW THIS PROCESS WORKED TO SAVE A LIFE. BRIAN. YEAH, WELL, KELLY, THIS WAS THE FIRST TIME ONE OF THESE SAFE HAVEN BABY BOXES WAS USED IN THE ENTIRE STATE OF OHIO. NOW THEY’RE HERE ALL THE TIME. THIS ONE HERE IN LEBANON. HERE ALL THE TIME. BUT YOU NEVER KNOW IF SOMEONE’S GOING TO USE ONE OF THEM. BUT YESTERDAY, JUST BEFORE 330 IN THE AFTERNOON, THE ALARM WENT OFF HERE IN LEBANON AT FIRE STATION NUMBER 41, POLICE AND FIRE RESPONDED. THEY FOUND A BABY GIRL IN THE BOX. A BABY WAS IMMEDIATELY TRANSPORTED TO CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL. WARREN COUNTY CHILDREN’S SERVICES WAS NOTIFIED. NOW THIS IS A SAFE HAVEN BABY BOX. THE BABY CAN BE LEFT ANONYMOUSLY, NO QUESTIONS ASKED. NO WORD ON HOW OLD THE BABY IS, BUT THE REQUIREMENTS ARE THAT IT’S UNDER 30 DAYS. THE BABY NOW GOES INTO A FOSTER TO ADOPT PROGRAM, SO THE SAFE HAVEN SAFE HAVEN BABY BOXES HAVE TO BE IN A FACILITY WHERE THEY ARE MANNED 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND AROUND THE CLOCK. AND THAT’S WHY IN PLACES LIKE THIS, FIRE STATION HERE IN LEBANON, REPORTING LIVE, BRIAN HAMRICK, WLWT NEWS FIVE. YEAH. BRIAN. SO THE BABY WAS TRANSPORTED TO CHILDREN’S. ANY INDICATION OF ANY HEALTH ISSUES OR. SO FAR, SO GOOD. I THINK THAT’S MORE OF AN INDICATION THAT THE PROTOCOL OF WHAT THEY DO IS THEY TAKE IT. THEY TAKE IT TO THE BABY TO CHILDREN’S, WHERE IT CAN BE CHECKED OUT TO DETERMINE IF THERE ARE ANY HEALTH ISSUES. BUT JUST TAKING THE BABY THERE IN AND OF ITSELF DOESN’T INDICATE ANY KIND OF A HEALTH PROBLEM. AND IT’S ALSO WHERE THEY CAN START THE WHEELS TURNING FOR SOME OF THESE SERVICES THAT THE ADOPTION SERVICES KELLY. ABSOLUTELY. YES. UNDERSTANDABLE. THE BABY WOULD NEE