tip411 offers a cost effective, web-based solution that enables the public to become more involved in solving and preventing crime, creating a force multiplier for wildlife resource law enforcement. For over 10 years tip411 has helped wildlife resource officers in their mission to prevent poaching and other wildlife crimes.
Receive Anonymous Tips
Enable the public to fight poaching, polluting, and other wildlife violations by giving citizens the ability to contact you using a customized, agency branded mobile app, anonymous text tips, or web tips. Two-way chat functionality gives your agency the ability to interact with tipsters to gather more intelligence and information, all in real time. Contact us
Connect with Social Media
Securely and simultaneously publish information to your agency’s Facebook page, Twitter account, and other social media sites – with the click of a button. Reach people where they get their information every day using our social media alert tools to expand your reach and receive more tips. Contact us
Alert the Public
Easily send crime and non-crime related alerts through your agency branded mobile app, via text message, or email to custom public groups, reaching mass amounts of people instantly. Custom private groups can be used to share sensitive, targeted information. Contact us
Testimonials
“The vast majority of people who recreate outdoors in Minnesota do things the right way, and they have that same expectation of other people. This app adds to the many ways all people can help ensure future generations have the opportunity to enjoy the things we do today.”
–Col. Rodmen Smith, director of the Minnesota DNR Enforcement Division
“Through the use of tip411, which we named SCDNR Tips, we have received over 1,100 tips since going live in July of 2016. During this time, officers have not only received information regarding violations through the tip411 program, but they have received photographs and videos through the tip app as well. This not only aids in prosecution, but in many cases the violators have admitted to their actions once confronted with the photographic or video evidence.”
– Captain Lee Ellis of the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
“Through these new channels, the public can report crimes or suspicious activity anonymously and in real-time directly to Kentucky’s conservation officers. It’s crime fighting the 21st Century way.”
– Col. Eric Gibson, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife’s Law Enforcement Division director
Tips are submitted anonymously via:
- iPhone/Android apps (custom branded for your agency)
- Text message
- Web form (posted on agency website and/or Facebook page)
Manage tips using tip411 Admin Dashboard:
- Send a reply to tipster (two-way chat)
- Email and/text message notification of new tip activity
- Create/manage admin users for your agency
Other Features
- Web-based admin dashboard – no local IT resources required
- Marketing and promotional assistance available
Related Content
- Captain Ellis of the South Carolina DNR discusses tip411
- tip411 tip leads to illegal deer hunting citation
- Hawaii DLNR launches tip411
CALTIP page: https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Enforcement/CalTIP
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