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Executive Director of Crime Stoppers, Wyllie Hodges

"Callers can remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $1000 if the information given in the tip leads to an arrest."

Crime Stoppers provides a telephone number and Web Tips to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies to fight against crime. If you want to remain anonymous and report a crime tip click on the Web Tips link or call

1-866-845-TIPS (8477).

No Names....No Faces....No Hassles

First Coast Crime Stoppers has made it even easier for you to report a crime with Text Tipping. This makes it possible for anyone with a cell phone to immediately report a crime. All you have to do is text "TIP326" plus your message to CRIMES. When you text your message to CRIMES, the text message is sent from your carrier to an encrypter that is located in Canada which assigns you a code number that is immediately sent back to your phone. This code is how Crime Stoppers will communicate with you and if your tip results in an arrest, information will be sent directly to your phone on how to pick up your REWARD. Tipping has never been easier or more confidential. Now you can submit a tip to Crime Stoppers any time. This method of reporting crimes should not be used for in progress crimes. For in progress crimes you should always call 911.

Note from the Tip Coordinator
Please remember in order to be considered for a reward you must call our Tips Hotline number of 1-866-845-8477 (TIPS) first. Our Call Center will contact the Dispatcher or 911 operator if the call requires urgent action. (Example- Immediate location of a fugitive or wanted person)

To check the status of your Tip:

You can check the status of your tip by calling 904-398-3775 every Tuesday from 9am-3pm. Give your "Tip Number" to the person answering the phone and they will check the status in the computer. They will tell you if it's pending or closed or if your eligible for a reward. Remember Crime Stoppers has to wait to get information back from law enforcement. Different types of crimes take longer to solve than others. It's not unusual to wait 4-6 weeks on a particular case. A lot of times the tipster knows of the arrest before we find out from law enforcement.