There is a three part approach to solving the crime problem. Crime Stoppers relies on cooperation between the police, the media, and the general community to provide a flow of information about crime and criminals.
A sworn officer's fundamental duty is to serve the community by safeguarding lives and property against threats that could take advantage of or harm members of our community or otherwise impact peace and order.
Media outlets and social media platforms are crucial partners for Crime Stoppers, acting as a rapid, widespread channel to solicit public tips while maintaining tipsters' anonymity.
With Crime Stoppers of Chambers County, citizens can protect and serve without wearing a badge.
A community board of directors, made up of persons from throughout the area, meets on a regular basis to evaluate arrests and to decide on the size of rewards to be paid. Rewards are then distributed in a private manner to the callers. Callers are eligible for rewards up to $1,000, but, despite this, many callers choose not to collect their rewards and to donate them back into the program.
P3Tips is a secure and anonymous way to submit tips to Crime Stoppers.
You can use it to share information about a crime without giving your name.
You can submit a tip through:
The P3Tips mobile app (available on iPhone and Android)
The P3Tips website (via a secure online form)
Once you submit a tip, you’ll get a tip ID and password so you can:
Chambers County Crime Stoppers program is funded by private donations and fundraising. NO TAX DOLLARS are involved. The reward money paid out by the program is from fundraising and donations from concerned citizens and businesses that want to support the safety of our community.