The May launch of Stand Up Speak Up is fast approaching.  Thank you for participating in this program which is aimed at encouraging people to step forward and safely and anonymously report a crime through Crime Stoppers.  This program is aimed at reducing crime in your neighborhoods.  Help us achieve our goal of 150+ faith-based organizations speaking out together against crime!  Thank you. Download the Commitment Letter, fill it in and return it to us. You can also download a copy of the poster by clicking the image at left. You can also view our list of participating churches <Here>

Crime Stoppers of Michigan empowers people to make their neighborhoods, schools and businesses safer through anonymous reporting of crime. The Crime Stoppers anonymous tip line was created for citizens in Oakland, Macomb, Livingston, St. Clair, Monroe, Wayne and Washtenaw counties, who have witnessed or heard about a crime, but are too afraid to call the police out of fear of retaliation. As an incentive, anonymous tipsters can receive a cash reward up to $1,000 if there's an arrest based on their information. Last year, more than 4000 tips were called in, leading to over 400 arrests.

John Broad, Director of Crime Stoppers of Michigan is chosen as person of the week by Detroit 2020. Please watch the video.

Please view a new and compelling video that was produced for Crime Stoppers of Michigan. Your support and tips are very important to our communities.

There are three ways to contact the Crime Stoppers tip line:

• Call: 1-800-SPEAK UP
  
• Online: www.1800speakup.org
  
• Text: CSM and your tip to 274637 or CRIMES
  
  
  New TV program! "1-800-SPEAK UP: Unsolved" highlights more than 80 unsolved crimes every Tuesday at 8 p.m. on Detroit and Southfield's Cable Channel 68.
  
  
  
  
  
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