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The Cambridge Police Department utilizes a service called tip411 to send e-mail and text message alerts about crime and other notifications to various neighborhoods of the city. To learn more about this service, including how to subscribe, please Visit the Tip411 Page
In an effort to share information and improve transparency, the Cambridge Police Department manages several social media accounts. These accounts are a good resource for community members to learn more about the department, including key initiatives and programs. During major incidents, weather emergencies or large scale events, these accounts may also be utilized to share official updates on what has occurred and tips on how to remain safe. To learn more about CPD Social Media, or get links to our official accounts, Visit the Social Media Page
Originally established in 1997 as the Neighborhood Sergeant Program, the Cambridge Police Neighborhood Engagement Program seeks to directly connect community members with the police supervisors who are the liaisons to their neighborhood. Click Here to Learn about the Neighborhood Engagement Program
The public can submit crime and suspicious activity tips anonymously to Cambridge Police via the anonymous email, text (SMS) or phone to the Cambridge Police Department. To learn more about anonymous crime tips, please Visit the Anonymous Crime Tip Page
The Transparency Portal provides a centralized location for the most commonly requested public materials, including policies and procedures, trainings, use of force, complaints, and special reports. Visit the Transparency Portal
The Data Center provides a consolidated listing of open data sets, as well as comprehensive crime analysis, including monthly crime reports, annual crime reports and special reports such as crash calls for service. Visit the Data Center
All media inquiries for the Cambridge Police Department should be directed to the Public Information Office, this office can be reached by e-mail at PIO@cambridgepolice.org
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