If you have information that could help solve a crime, call Crimestoppers. When you report information, you may be eligible for a
CASH REWARD OF UP TO $1,000,
and you can remain
COMPLETELY ANONYMOUS.
We do not record our phone calls or use Caller ID.

If you are witnessing a crime in progress, please call 9-1-1 immediately.

What is Crimestoppers?
Five Valley Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization operated by a Board of Directors, made up of citizens who share one thing in common: they want to live in a community that's as safe and secure as possible. That's why they're donating their time and effort in the fight against crime.

How Does It Work?
FVCS follows the guidelines and directions set out by Crime Stoppers International in its day-to-day operation. Our toll-free tips lines (721-4444 / 363-0062) are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, taking completely anonymous tips on any criminal activity.

An essential part of the Crimestoppers program is the guaranteed anonymity of people who provide information. Each caller is assigned a number when calling in--in most cases, the caller's identity is not known to the volunteer who answers the call. The informant is told to call back at a specifice time to learn if s/he has earned a reward. The Crimestoppers Board of Directors decides which tips receive rewards.

The name of the informant is not revealed unless he/she testifies at a trial, in which case, the caller's identity would become public knowledge.

Crimestoppers supports our community by providing law enforcement with anonymous tips that help solve crimes.

Crimestoppers protects all of us from criminal activity and empowers us to make a difference in our community.

If you have information that could help solve a crime, please call Crimestoppers at 721-4444 in Missoula and Mineral Counties or 363-0062 in Ravalli County. Crimestoppers guarantees anonymity and provides cash rewards of up to $1,000 for tips that are used to solve a crime.

Crimestoppers History

1980:	Missoula citizen Jerry Jurzenbaum attend training in Albuquerque, NM, with Missoula police officer Michael Weigel and County Deputy Rick Newlon, to learn how to start a Crimestoppers program in Missoula.
1981:	The Five Valley Crimestoppers chapter was established, with the help of the Missoula Chamber of Commerce and a number of concerned citizen-volunteers.
2000:	Ravalli County joined the chapter
2005:	Mineral County joined the chapter