“In order to stop violence in our community, we need the community’s help,” Chief Donny Williams said. “If you know that a violent crime is about to occur, please use this app. If you have information on a past crime, please use this app. You will remain completely anonymous, and you may help save someone’s life.”
“Sheriffs and Deputies have been proudly serving North Dakota’s 53 counties since 1889,” said President Chad Kaiser of Stutsman County. “The Sheriffs of North Dakota believe in pride, dedication and service to their counties, and the addition of tip411 in many of our communities will be an important tool that can be used by residents of all ages.”
“This new app and texting option is another great tool in the toolbox for our office to work with our citizens and make our communities safer,” said Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier. “This will be very helpful for citizens who have information regarding a crime but may be reluctant to get involved or provide specifics in person.”
The department said its new Garden City GA PD app, developed by tip411, puts crime-fighting in the hands of members of the Garden City community.
“We believe our new Ardmore PD app from tip411 will help greatly enhance our ability to deliver on that mission by engaging our community to help fight crime.”