Crime Stoppers of Niagara continues to operate during the current COVID-19 state of emergency. Tip lines remain open, and tips are actively investigated. Crime Stoppers of Niagara acknowledges and thanks all front-line workers supporting our community at this time – your efforts and dedication are wholeheartedly appreciated.
Crime Stoppers of Niagara Inc. is a Citizen, Media and Police cooperative program designed to involve the community in the fight against crime. The program provides citizens with a means to supply police with information anonymously. Cash rewards are offered to persons who call the program with information which leads to an arrest. Through this unique partnership of police, media, community and you, we can all help to maintain and improve the quality of life within the Niagara Region. There are currently nearly 1200 Crime Stoppers programs throughout the world.
Protecting Our Tip Line
Our Tip Line is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and receives over 16,500 tips per year. Staffed by officers and investigators assigned to Crime Stoppers the tip line program monitors and processes the citizen information Crime Stoppers is famed for collecting.
Protecting Our Seniors
Increasingly, our seniors are victims of crime. The partnership between seniors and Crime Stoppers Niagara provides the community with a pro-active program to assist the police in solving these crimes and contributes to an improved quality of life for the seniors in our community.
Protecting Our Students
Crime Stoppers Niagara offers Students the safety of complete anonymity all the while promoting responsibility and allowing students to take action against victimization and crime. School and police officials agree that most students want to do the right thing.
Protecting Our Enviroment
Illegal dumping costs Niagara thousands of dollars every year, but the Region is hoping to curb the growing problem. Crime Stoppers Niagara is teaming up with the Niagara Region, to encourage more people to report illegal dumping
Our community leaders that our sponsoring and keeping our crime solving and prevention programs in motion.
Crime Stoppers of Niagara needs self-motivated, committed leaders who are looking to make our community better! Why not get involved in this successful community program that encourages people to submit information to solve local crimes? The primary functions of our team of volunteers is to raise funds and to increase awareness of the Crime Stoppers program throughout the community. Our goal is to make volunteering an enjoyable experience within an environment of like-minded community members where your experience and skills are put to good use. If you would like to become involved with Crime Stoppers of Niagara and can attend monthly volunteer meetings, please complete the form below and click submit. It will be emailed to our coordinators and they will be in touch to get you started with this dynamic team of community leaders!
If you witness a crime, Crime Stoppers Niagara will protect your anonymity 100%
Use our tip line or online tip form in order to pass your information along to Crime Stoppers, who will then take the information to the authorities.
The authorities will then act and disable the criminal activity you helped report, while keeping you completely out of the picture
By providing information that Crime Stoppers will share with law enforcement agencies, you are providing an important and valuable public service. We understand that disclosure of your identity might put you at risk. We do everything we can to protect your anonymity. Help us to help you by reading and understanding the information below
Fill out the form using the categories provided with the information you would like to share.
Allow Crime Stoppers to take this information to the authorities while you remain completely anonymous.
After submitting your completely anonymous tip and helping your community stay safe, you will be presented with a unique pin code. Using this PIN code you can pick up your reward anonymously!
The Niagara Region is the traditional home to many First Nations, Metis and Inuit peoples. The land is the traditional territory of the Haudenosaunee and Anishinaabe peoples, many of whom continue to live and work here today.
The Niagara territory is covered by the Upper Canada Treaties and is within the land protected by the Dish with One Spoon Wampum Agreement.
This land acknowledgement is important: it reminds us that our great standard of living is directly related to the resources and friendship of Indigenous people in our community – and indeed across the nations.
