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Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers outlines anonymous-tip process, recent results to council
Summary
Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers told the Colorado Springs City Council it received about 1,377 tips through Aug. 31, 2025, that led to 12 arrests and roughly $6,100 in paid rewards so far this year; the nonprofit asked council to help spread awareness of its anonymous tipline and new bench-ad campaign.
Pikes Peak Crime Stoppers told the Colorado Springs City Council on Sept. 8 that its anonymous-tip program had generated about 1,377 tips through Aug. 31, 2025, and that tips this year had led to 12 arrests and roughly $6,100 in paid rewards.
The presentation emphasized the group’s confidentiality protections and how tips move from a caller or web submission to law enforcement. “We are a Colorado 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation,” the Crime Stoppers representative said, describing the volunteer-run operation and its policy…
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