Build Trust and Gain Support Through Transparency with Your Community
Share crime data and alerts with the public to promote community policing, cooperation and involvement.
In recent years, communities throughout the U.S. have pushed for more transparency from law enforcement.
LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Community Crime Map is a free online tool and mobile app that promotes cooperation and communication between police and the public. It allows law enforcement to share selected crime data and automatically alerts citizens about recent local crime activity to encourage community policing.
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LexisNexis® Community Crime Map
This free online crime map allows law enforcement to share selected crime data and important alerts with the public.
Controlled Information Release
Agencies decide what information to publish so that investigations aren’t compromised and sensitive data, i.e. addresses and names, is kept private.
Easy Access to Information
Citizens can download LexisNexis® Crime Alerts Mobile and be notified of crime in their area on their smart devices or Apple Watch.
Achieve These Results
Build Trust
Share selected crime data with the local citizens. Encourage community policing and support, such as through anonymous tips.
Alert Citizens
Notify public in real-time about nearby criminal activity so they can make decisions about how to stay safe.
Promote Awareness
Provide neighborhood watch reports and sex offender data that help citizens exercise caution to protect themselves and their families.
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Helping Communities Members Make Informed Decisions
Our public community crime mapping tool and alert system supports law enforcement agencies in their efforts to improve public safety and keep their communities safer.
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In Focus: LexisNexis' Community Crime Map Provides Transparency
The Police Department of Sumner, WA is helping residents stay informed with our online community crime map.
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Community Policing Enhanced with Mapping Technology
Blue Springs Police Department and neighboring agencies are using the same technology to solve more crimes together.