Alexander County Crime Stoppers is a 100% volunteer organization. There are no paid members, officers, or administrative fees. 100% of the funds we raise go to assist local law enforcement, and 100% of our funds come from donations and from fund-raising events held periodically by members of the board of directors.
We meet once each month with representatives from the Sheriff’s office and Police department to discuss any unsolved crimes that may benefit from tips from the public. We can post a set amount to entice members of the public to come forward with information about crimes they have witnessed, heard about, or have information on. When beneficial tips are received, law enforcement officers recommend a dollar amount to be paid to the informant for their information based on the severity of the crime and the usefulness of the information received. The board then votes on their recommendation. During the last 5 years, we have paid approximately $8,000.00 for information on numerous crimes in our community. |
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VFW Donates to Crime Stoppers
Alexander Crime Stoppers 2009-2010 Board Members Named
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Crime
Stoppers of Alexander County has not only assisted the Alexander County
Sheriff’s
Office and the Taylorsville Police Department in solving crimes, we have
helped to purchase and maintain the Sheriff’s office patrol boat used
on Lake Hickory, and CHIP, the motorized patrol car, for our school children
to learn about our officers and law-enforcement. Crime Stoppers has donated
stop sticks, an in car camera (in memory of Rick Fox), and tasers to the
Alexander County Sheriff’s Office and to the Taylorsville Police
Department. We are always trying to help these agencies in acquiring the
much needed equipment to keep our county safe.
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"CRIMESTOPPERS DECALS ADDED -- In order to increase awareness of the Alexander County Crimestoppers, the group has purchased decals for Alexander County Sheriff's Office and Taylorsville Police Department patrol cars. Above, Sgt. Jason Moore of the Sheriff's Office stands next to his patrol car shortly after the decals were applied on Monday, July 31." Photo courtesy of The Taylorsville Times |
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HELPFUL LINKS Taylorsville Police Department National
Crime Prevention Council |
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