Rising crime is a concern of all citizens. There are several ways in which citizens can become involved in helping the police to minimize or solve crimes. One of these ways is to participate in the Crimestoppers program. The local CRIMESTOPPERS began in 1985 with a Board of Directors made up of citizens who volunteered to serve their community and is coordinated by the Cut Bank Police Department and the Glacier County Sheriff Office. CRIMESTOPPERS is a non-profit organization completely overseen by the Board of Directors. All rewards are paid from contributions received from the community and do not use any tax dollars.

As of August 2004, the CRIMESTOPPERS program has recovered one million six hundred seventeen thousand two hundred and eighty-three dollars ($1,617,283.00) worth of stolen property. Recovered a street valve of over four hundred and fifty thousand dollars ($450,000.00) of narcotics. Seized almost fifty thousand dollars in cash ($50,000.00). As well as solved over one hundred sixty five thousand dollars ($165,000.00) in Vandalism cases. Clearing eight hundred forty four (844) Felony cases and two hundred eighty six (286) Misdemeanor cases. All of this is based on tips received from anonymous callers who received a reward if their tip resulted in an arrest.

There is a 24 hour hotline, 406-873-5000 for witnesses or persons with information to use to provide their information to CRIMESTOPPERS. All callers can remain anonymous if they wish to do so. All tips are provided with a "caller ID number" and the callers are provided the number so they can receive a reward. Once the information is received, it is disseminated to the correct Law Enforcement Agency for investigation. If the information leads to the arrest and prosecution of the suspect, the caller may be eligible for a cash reward up to one thousand dollars. ($1,000.00) If the TIP you provided resulted in an arrest being made, you may call the CRIMESTOPPERS TIP line at 406-873-5000 on the second Friday of each month, provide your "caller ID number" and be informed whether or not your TIP received a reward. If your TIP did receive an award, you will be given instructions for picking-up the reward at a local banking institution. If you have further questions on Crimestoppers, contact the CBPD at 873-2288.

If you prefer to report the information online, fill out the information report listed below. You will remain anonymous. We do need a phone number or email address so we can contact you.