4/20/2008   Denton (Texas) Police Join CrimeWeb
On April 20, 2008 the Denton (Texas) Police Department began using CrimeWeb to keep it 106,000 citizens up-to-date regarding crime in their community. Denton, Texas is the nation's ninth fastest-growing city among those over 100,000 people. The Denton Police Department joins nearly three dozen other Texas public safety agencies currently subscribed to CrimeWeb.

3/14/2008   Shreveport Louisiana Police Chief Encourages Citizens To Join CrimeWeb.Net
Shreveport Mayor Cedric Glover and members of the Police Department gave residents of Area Two, which consists of City Council Districts B, C and D, an overall view of how the city is handling crime.
Nearly every official who spoke encouraged everyone to get involved with a Neighborhood Watch.
Police Chief Whitehorn also encouraged everyone to register with the Web site CrimeWeb.Net. "It was designed to provide the citizens of Shreveport with crime information in their area," the police chief said. "It provides crime alerts, like if a house down the street has been burglarized or a child is missing in your neighborhood. If you don't do anything else, go to the Web site and sign up," he said. "You will instantly see the benefit of it." View More

3/1/2008   Sequim Police Join Other Washington State Agencies Using CrimeWeb
The Sequim Police Department has joined seven other Washington State police agencies in using the CrimeWeb Network to distribute information to the citizens they serve.

2/27/2008   CrimeWeb Alert Leads To The Arrest Of Robbery Suspect
On 02/20/2008 The Mesquite (Texas) Police Department issued CrimeWeb alert # 11619. The alert contained images of a robbery suspect taken by security cameras while committing a robbery at a business. On 02/26/2008 the Mesquite Police Department was contacted by a citizen who viewed the CrimeWeb alert and recognized the suspect. Further investigation resulted in a warrant being issued. The suspect was located in Dallas by Mesquite Detectives on 02/28/2008 and taken into custody. The suspect is also being investigated as having possibly been involved in several other similar offenses in the Dallas area. To view this alert visit http://www.crimeweb.net/home.asp?id=11619

2/4/2008   Bellevue Police Get Results With CrimeWeb
The Bellevue Police Department began using CrimeWeb just a few weeks ago, but have already realized the systems potential for distributing critical crime related information and obtaining fast and useful feedback from citizens. Please read the attached news story for more details. View More

1/26/2008   CrimeWeb Network Issues Over 10 Million Alert Notifications
On January 25, 2008 the CrimeWeb Network surpassed the 10 million notifications mark. Over the past several years CrimeWeb has consistently and reliably sent millions of notifications from public safety agencies to the citizens they serve.

1/17/2008   Yakima, Washington Joins CrimeWeb
The 80,000 residents of Yakima, Washington will soon be able to register to receive crime and safety related information directly from the Yakima Police Department. The Yakima Police Department has become the sixth agency in Washington State to join the CrimeWeb Network. View More

12/15/2007   Corpus Christi Police Choose CrimeWeb To Keep Citizens Informed
The Corpus Christi Police Department (Texas) has signed an agreement with CrimeWeb Network, LLC to begin using CrimeWeb. Corpus Christi police will use the CrimeWeb system to enhance direct communication with the 285,000 citizens of Corpus Christi regarding critical and routine matters of public safety. Corpus Christi Police join dozens of Texas law enforcement agencies that are currently using CrimeWeb to distribute information to the citizens they serve.

12/1/2007   Bellevue Police (Washington) Join The CrimeWeb Network
The Bellevue Police Department announced that they have added a new tool to their crime prevention programs. In an effort to keep the citizens of Bellevue informed about crime prevention and increase awareness, Bellevue has become the fifth Washington police agency to join CrimeWeb.Net. View More

11/12/2007   Prosper Police Department Begin Participation with CrimeWeb.net
The Prosper Police have begun using a website, which will allow the residents of the Town of Prosper to stay informed. View More

10/9/2007   Roanoke Police Department Joins CrimeWeb Network
The Roanoke Police Department has partnered with CrimeWeb.net to provide citizens with up-to-date information about crime in the city. CrimeWeb provides a police department the ability to quickly and easily distribute information regarding missing children, missing adults, major crimes and homeland security. View More

9/5/2007   Frisco Police Department Joins Crimeweb.net
The Frisco Police Department has contracted with Citizen Notification Service to make the Crimeweb.net available for Frisco citizens to receive information from the Frisco Police Department. View More

8/25/2007   Two Washington State Agencies Joined a Nationwide E-mail Notification Program
The Fife Police Department and Mountlake Terrace Police Department join several other Washington State agencies that are already using CrimeWeb.Net to distribute public safety information to their community.
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8/2/2007   The New Braunfels Police Department Launches New Community Communication Tool
The New Braunfels Police Department is providing a new and free service, CrimeWeb.net, which will assist in communicating crime and community issues in a fast and efficient manner. View More

7/1/2007   Decatur, Texas Police Join the CrimeWeb Network
Citizen Notification Service (formally CrimeWeb Network) recently added another Texas law enforcement agency to the list of dozens of agencies from that state using CrimeWeb to keep their citizens informed. View More

5/30/2007   The Irving Police Department Launches CrimeWeb.Net
The Irving (Texas) Police Department has joined police agencies from across the country currently using the CrimeWeb Network to distribute information regarding public safety to their community.
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4/26/2007   CrimeWeb Alert Leads to the Recovery of a Missing Handicapped Man
An Arkansas man reported missing to Azle police April 19 was located April 23 by virtue of a tip received through a new internet communications service called CrimeWeb. View More

4/1/2007   The CrimeWeb Network announces its newest user, the Dover Police department (Delaware)
The Dover Police department is the first agency in Delaware to join dozens of other law enforcement agencies across the county that utilize CrimeWeb in their community. Dover Police will use the industry-renowned network to disseminate crime and public safety information to local residents and other organizations. View More

3/8/2007   CrimeWeb Receives the “Most Innovative New Crime Prevention Program” Award
Charleston, South Carolina Police Receive the “Most Innovative New Crime Prevention Program” award for their use of CrimeWeb. The Charleston Police Department’s Crime Prevention Unit was awarded “Most Innovative New Crime Prevention Program” for the past year by South Carolina’s State Association of Crime Prevention Officers ( SACPO).
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1/4/2007   Azle Police Department (Texas) Joins Other Tarrant County Agencies using the CrimeWeb Network
The Azle Police Department became the fourth agency in Tarrant County to subscribe to the public safety notification system from CrimeWeb.Net, the nation’s leading provider of e-mail based alert notification technology.
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10/27/2006   Brenham Police to Send Crime Alerts Via Email
It’s every parent’s nightmare – they turn their head for just a minute and their child disappears. In major cities, it seems to happen every day. In Brenham, fortunately, it’s a rare occurrence. When a child, or anyone, disappears, time is of the essence.
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8/25/2006   The Plano Police Department Launches a New Crime Prevention Tool.
The Plano Police Department has joined twenty-nine other Texas agencies currently using the CrimeWeb Network to distribute information regarding public safety to their community. Plano Police plan to implement the system in September to disseminate public safety information to residents. View More

7/12/2006   City of Arlington, Texas chooses CrimeWeb Network to build a citywide notification application.
The City of Arlington, Texas has signed an agreement with CrimeWeb Network, LLC, to build a citywide email information portal using the patented CrimeWeb technology. View More

6/15/2006   Albuquerque, New Mexico Joins CrimeWeb.
The Albuquerque Police Department has teamed up with The CrimeWeb Network, the leader of e-mail based alert notifications, to disseminate crime and public safety alerts to citizens. The information regarding each type of alert is entered into the CrimeWeb.Net site by the agency via a centralized web-based clearinghouse. Citizens can register to receive the information (FREE of CHARGE). View More

5/31/2006   CrimeWeb Adds It's First Montana Law Enforcement Agency
Great Falls, Montana has become the first public safety agency in Montana to team-up with The CrimeWeb Network, the leader of e-mail based alert notifications. Great Falls police will utilize CrimeWeb to quickly and efficiently disseminate critical information to the citizens they serve View More

4/23/2006   Woodway Department of Public Safety - A Service to Keep Citizens Informed
In April 2006, Woodway Department of Public Safety joined its neighboring city; Waco, as a member of the CrimeWeb Network. CrimeWeb.net is a convenient website for Woodway residents to log on at any time and be informed of crimes and criminals in the community. View More

4/3/2006   Watauga Department of Public Safety - Log on for Crime Information
Wouldn't it be convenient to be able to log on to a website and be informed of criminal activity in your neighborhood? The Watagua Department of Public Safety now offers a way to interact with citizens using internet technology. View More

1/23/2006   Charleston Police use the Internet to Send Crime Alerts to Residents
In January, 2006, the Charleston Police Department became the first law enforcement agency in South Carolina to utilize CrimeWeb.Net, the nation’s leading provider of e-mail based alert notification technology. The department will use the CrimeWeb service to disseminate crime and public safety information to local residents. View More

11/23/2005   Three Agencies New to CrimeWeb Network
Three new police agencies become part of the CrimeWeb Network. Law enforcement agencies across America are joining an innovative network that allows them to keep citizens informed about crime prevention and public safety information. In the past 45-days three new police departments have teamed up with The CrimeWeb Network, the leader of e-mail based alert notifications. Those agencies are in South Bend, IN, Shreveport, LA, and Lakeland, FL.
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9/14/2005   Louisiana Sex Offenders Possibly Displaced by Hurricane Katrina
In response to the potential threat posed by registered sex offenders who were possibly displaced by Hurricane Katrina, The CrimeWeb Network (www.CrimeWeb.Net) has constructed a centralized database of information regarding displaced Louisiana Sex Offenders that may be accessed by law enforcement and the general public. View More

8/16/2005   Redmond Police Department Adopts Email-Based Notification System
The seventh largest city in King County, WA – Redmond Police - has selected CrimeWeb.Net as its public safety alert notification provider, and will use the company’s technology to disseminate alerts to Redmond residents regarding public safety and crime prevention. View More

4/28/2005   Orange County S.O. Uses the Internet to Send Child Sexual Assault Alert to 12,000 Citizens
Four Days Before Governor Bush Signed The Jessica Lunsford Act, Orange County Sheriff’s Office Uses the Internet to Send Child Sexual Assault Alert to 12,000 Citizens. The Orange County Sheriff’s Office used a service called, CrimeWeb.net to distribute an email-based alert to 12,000 citizens nationwide regarding a young girl who they believed was a witness to a sexual assault of another child. View More

4/27/2005   McKinney Police Department Uses Internet Technology to Keep Citizens Informed
McKinney, Texas police department became the newest user of the CrimeWeb.net service in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. View More

4/26/2005   Cyber Crime Awareness Tool for Rowlett Police!
The Rowlett Police Department is one of many law enforcement agencies who send crime and public safety alerts to concerned citizens, business owners, and neighborhood watch groups via email, phone, or text messaging. View More

3/28/2005   CrimeWeb Network Showcased in Law Enforcement Technology Magazine
CrimeWeb.net will have a feature showcase in the February issue of Law Enforcement Technology Magazine (LET).

2/8/2005   Henderson Police Introduce a New System to Send Crime Alerts to Local Residents
In February, 2005, the Henderson Police Department subscribed to a new public safety notification system from CrimeWeb.Net, the nation’s leading provider of e-mail based alert notification technology. View More

2/4/2005   Dallas Police to Improve Communications with Citizens
On February 04, 2005, the Dallas Police Department became the 17th agency in the Dallas/Fort Worth area to join the CrimeWeb Network, the leading provider of email-based alert notification technology. View More

2/4/2005   Arlington, TX Police Department Joins CrimeWeb
Citizen Involvement on Past Cases, Compel Arlington Police to Join the CrimeWeb Network. CrimeWeb Network – the leader in crime and public safety alerts – today announced the Arlington Police Department as its newest user. View More

1/8/2005   New E-Mail Based Notification System to Send Public Safety Alerts for the Town of Little Elm
In January, 2005, the Little Elm Police Department purchased a new e-mail notification system from CrimeWeb Network, the nation’s leader in e-mail based public safety alerts. View More

10/6/2004   CrimeWeb and Dialogic Communications Announces Partnership.
Dialogic Communications recently distributed a nationwide press release announcing that it has established a partnership with CrimeWeb.Net.
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