Police have a new free app available to let them alert residents to crimes and other situations, and for residents to send in tips. The Cincinnati Police Department’s app (Cincinnati PD) is available now from Apple’s app store and the… Read More »Cincinnati Police Debut New App
tip411 interviewed City Manager Pete Landrum and Police Chief Dennis Evers of Beavercreek, Ohio about their experience with tip411 in their community. Q: Tell us about your community and the Beavercreek Police Department (how many residents, how many sworn, etc.).… Read More »“…Communication is vital to our residents…and tip411 provides a great tool for the police!”
The following is an alert Harrison, Ohio Police sent to their community using tip411 on January 9, 2018: This morning at 1127am, the Harrison Police Department apprehended a suspect in four cases of B&E, vandalism, tampering with coin machines and… Read More »tip411 Helps Police in Harrison, Ohio Catch Suspect Wanted on Multiple Charges
A recently debuted crime map allows Canton residents to see when and where robberies, burglaries and other crimes have occurred. The map, a service provided at no additional cost as part of the Canton Police Department’s Tip411 subscription, is accessible… Read More »New map lets Canton residents look up crime locations
The Highland County Sheriff’s Office now allows the public to share important public safety information anonymously with law enforcement by sending them a secure text message about crimes or suspicious activity in Highland County via a free smartphone app. The… Read More »Barrera announces new ‘tip411’ smartphone app for anonymous messages to sheriff’s office