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Macon Regional Crimestoppers app home screen with buttons for tips, follow-up, the tip hotline, alerts, wanted fugitives and 911.
The app’s home screen. Photo source ↗

Macon Regional Crimestoppers

Local safety tools.
On your phone.

Community safety · First edition

The Macon Regional Crimestoppers app brings tip access, follow-up options and public safety information together. Here is a quick guide to finding the right next step.

Prefer the organization’s website? Visit the official app download page.

For emergencies, call 911. Use official Crimestoppers reporting channels for tips. Do not leave crime details in comments, social messages or Najera Design contact forms.

Start here

Three things to do first

  1. Check the listing. Follow one of the download links above. The app is named “Macon Crimestoppers App” and lists Najera Design, Inc. as its developer.
  2. Get familiar with the menu. Find the tip, follow-up and alert options before you need them. Use the guide below to choose a route.
  3. Keep the official link handy. Save the Crimestoppers app page or share it with someone who could use it.

Know where to tap

What the buttons are for

Submit a Tip
Opens the external P3 Tips reporting system. Follow the instructions there when sharing information.
Family Violence Tip
Provides the family violence reporting route. For an emergency, call 911.
Follow-Up Tip
Provides access to follow up on a previous tip. Follow the reporting system’s instructions.
Make the Call
Connects to the crime tip hotline.
Live Alerts
Opens crime and public safety updates.
Wanted Fugitives
Opens the wanted-person search.
Call 911
Provides access to an emergency call. A 911 call is not an anonymous crime tip.

Tip submission takes place through P3 Tips. The app and external reporting service have separate privacy information; read the instructions on the service you use.

Serving eight Middle Georgia counties

Baldwin, Bibb, Crawford, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach and Twiggs.

App funding was provided by the Peyton Anderson Foundation. Source: Macon Regional Crimestoppers.

For workplaces & community groups

A useful resource to share

You can help someone find the right route without handling their report.

  • Share the official download page in a staff newsletter or community resource list.
  • Include both iPhone and Android access, along with the reminder to call 911 for emergencies.
  • Direct anyone with a tip to the official reporting tools. Keep tip details out of your group’s comments and inbox.
  • If someone asks a question you cannot answer, point them to Crimestoppers rather than guessing.

Open the official resource to share

Details checked September 14, 2026. Sources: Macon Regional Crimestoppers, Apple App Store and Google Play. Features and listings may change.

Good to Know, Middle Georgia is a community resource series by Najera Design + Marketing. Larry Najera developed the app through Najera Design, Inc.