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After less than one year in service, the free Alert I.D. program is being credited with helping to lower Washoe County’s crime rate by a staggering 32 percent. “When people are aware, and they have information, they can do great things,” said Sheriff Mike Haley.

Governor Brian Sandoval and his cabinet leaders will now receive emergency updates about crimes, disasters and emergencies through AlertID, the free service that now provides such information to tens of thousands of Nevadans.

Florida:   App expands to help track people with Alzheimer's

Daytona Beach News Journal (Appleton - Fox Cities, WI) - December 5, 2012 
An app developed to help families track sex offenders and predators has been expanded to help track people diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia in the event they go missing. AlertID’s own broadcast system is made available to law enforcement agencies for free, which allows the agencies to broadcast "Silver Alerts" that notify the public when cognitively impaired drivers go missing. Read more

Health and Research:   New Technology to Help Protect Families with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson's

Alzheimer's Daily News - December 4 2012 
AlertID is providing a free national program for families to share information with law enforcement and other family members quickly in the event that an elderly member of the family becomes missing, helping to reunite families and protect the more than 5 million Americans who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Read more

Idaho :   Halloween perfect time to sign up for AlertID

Morning News (Blackfoot, ID) - October 30, 2012
Paul Hardwicke, Community Programs Coordinator for the Blackfoot Police Department, said Bingham County was the first in the state to take on AlertID nine months ago, and he wants to continue to get the word out about this 'first of its kind' public safety information program. Hardwicke said that while registering for AlertID does require putting in some basic personal information, no one has access to the information and it will never be sold to an outside source. Read more

Florida :   AlertID helps families keep kids safe on Halloween

ABC 27 ( Tallahassee, FL) - October 29, 2012
AlertID is a company aiming to keep families safe as well. It allows members to share important information with each other and law enforcement. They have free app for mobile devices. AlertID Founder, Keli Wilson says, "Your looking at a route considering taking your kids trick or treating. Take it with you and you will be able to see the sex offenders right on the map. Watch now

Nevada :   AlertID helps families keep kids safe on Halloween

Fox 5 News ( Las Vegas, NV) - October 29, 2012 AlertID conducts live interview with Vegas Fox 5 on how AlertID is helping families keep kids safe on Halloween...“Being aware of potential threats in their neighborhoods is crucial to helping families and communities protect themselves...Our mission is to provide information and tools to help protect families and communities not just on Halloween, but every day.”  To sign up for a free account or for more information, go to www.AlertID.com . Watch now

Kentucky , Missouri, Illinois:   Halloween Safety Tips from AlertID

Heartland News 12 (KY, MO, IL) - October 26, 2012
Snap a photo of the child prior to heading out on Halloween night and upload it, along with an accurate, up-to-date description, to AlertID’s My Family Wallet™ (located on AlertID’s free mobile app). If the child goes missing, members may access the information on their smartphones and send it instantly to law enforcement when every moment counts... Watch now

California :   AlertID offers tips on how families can stay safe on Halloween

CBS 2 (Los Angeles, CA) - October 25, 2012
“Being aware of potential threats in their neighborhoods is crucial to helping families and communities protect themselves,” said Keli Wilson, mom of three and founder, AlertID. “Our mission is to provide information and tools to help protect families and communities not just on Halloween, but every day.” To sign up for a free account or for more information, go to AlertID.com. Watch now

California :   Know More on Staying Safe this Halloween

CBS 5 ( San Francisco, CA) - October 24, 2012
Parents should be familiar with homes and occupants on their child’s trick-or-treat route. Parents may register for FREE at AlertID.com, enter their address and instantly see an easy-to-read map showing sex offenders residing or working in the vicinity as well as view sex offenders wherever they are with the AlertID free mobile app. Members also receive alerts when new sex offender data becomes available. Watch now

Colorado :   Know More on Staying Safe this Halloween

KKCO 11 News ( Grand Junction, CO) - October 24, 2012
Now parents are getting some help from a smartphone app. Mother Keli Wilson got the idea for her Alert ID app after getting separated from her children at an amusement park. The free app allows users to see sex offenders residing or working in the area, something that could come in handy when planning those trick-or-treating routes. Watch now

Technology:   Find Local Sex Offenders With AlertID

Gizmofusion.com - October 22, 2012
Residents may register for free with AlertID, provide the addresses of areas they would like to monitor and then see a map displaying the locations of registered sex offenders in those areas. AlertID members will receive alerts on their smartphones, tablets and email whenever any information about existing sex offenders changes or when new sex offenders move into any of their monitored areas. Read more

California :   Are you Living Next to a Sex Offender in Dublin, CA?

Around Dublin Blog ( Dublin, CA) - October 21, 2012
Readers in and around Dublin, CA now have universal access to crime and threat advisories, sex offender alerts, severe weather advisories, online community watch discussion groups, an interactive crime and emergency map, and other important information thanks to a collaboration between the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office and AlertID. Read more

Nevada :   "Knock & Lock" campaign created to fight crime in Incline Village

Fox Reno ( Reno, NV) - October 18, 2012
Volunteers visit nearly 300 residences with information about home and vehicle safety as well as child safety tips parents can follow to protect their children at home, on the street and on the internet. Volunteers will also hand out information about AlertID, a free online service that allows residents to receive and exchange critical information happening in their neighborhoods. Read more

Tennessee :   New App Offers Sex Offender Alerts

7 Eyewitness News ( Jackson, TN) - October 17, 2012
A new smartphone application that allows users to track sex offenders living in their neighborhood is now available in Tennessee. AlertID is a free app available for parents to use on their smartphones or online. The app sends push notifications if a sex offender moves in down the street or close-by. Watch now

Colorado :   Free Sex Offender Alerts Now Available to Everyone in Colorado

Fox 21 News ( Colorado Springs, CO) - October 16, 2012
AlertID now makes up-to-date sex offender information and alerts available to more than 200 million people or about two-thirds of U.S. residents. Today, AlertID is announcing the availability of sex offender alerts to residents in Colorado. These critical alerts are delivered directly to members’ computers and mobile devices, thanks to AlertID. Watch now

Tennessee :   AlertID expands sex offender watch service to Tennessee

Local 8 Now CBS ( Knoxville, TN) - October 16, 2012
AlertID announced it has expanded its coverage to five more states, including Tennessee. The company, which provides up-to-date sex offender information and alerts said it now can reach more than 200 million people, or 2/3 of the country. AlertID allows users to provide address of areas important to them, such as their home, work, school, playgrounds, and see a map of sex offenders in those areas. Watch now

Carolinas:   AlertID expands sex offender alerts to 200M across

Beach Carolina Magazine (NC and SC Beaches) - October 16, 2012
Today AlertID is announcing the availability of sex offender alerts to residents in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Colorado, Kentucky, Missouri and Tennessee in addition to states already supported...These critical alerts are delivered directly to members’ computers and mobile devices, thanks to AlertID. Read more

Nevada:   Online program solving coyote problem

CBS Channel 2 News (Reno, NV) - October 10, 2012
More and more wildlife are coming down into the city, particularly coyotes. There have been a number of incidents involving coyotes taking pets in east Reno and some areas of Sparks. Thanks to a nationwide online program called AlertID, the problem is being addressed. One woman had her dog taken from her by a pack of coyotes. She was so frustrated she started writing about it in a forum on AlertID's website. That post sparked a whole conversation about the issue.    Watch now

Oaklahoma:   Critical safety information when it counts

Broken Arrow Ledger (Broken Arrow, OK) - October 10, 2012
A national company is now giving Oklahomans the opportunity to know when a registered sex offender moves into their area. “In many states, including Oklahoma, we have sex of-fender alerts where they tie directly into the state sex offender database, and as soon as any changes come from the database, we alert all of our members…”   Read more

Nevada: AlertID announces the launch of the Secure Social Network

My News 4 NBC (Nevada) - October 2, 2012
AlertID, the established leader in making the country's public safety information universally accessible via free mobile applications on smartphones and tablets, as well as via email, announces the launch of its newest service, the AlertID Secure Social Network. Individuals, families, communities, schools, co-workers, public safety officials and others concerned about the safety of communicating on social networks now have a safe and easy way to share important information quickly. Watch Now

Georgia: New App Sends Free Sex Offender Alerts

41NBC/WMGT ( Macon, GA) - August 8, 2012
Parents are always doing what they can to keep their families safe and now there is an app that's making it even easier. AlertID is a free service that sends sex offender alerts… the service is available to 166 million people across the nation. The company announced on Wednesday that Georgia is one of the newest states to get the app. Watch now

Florida:   Free service that is now open to Floridians to track sexual offenders

GTN News (Gainesville, FL) - July 12, 2012
There is a new, free service that is now open to Floridians to track sexual offenders. AlertID will send text messages, email notifications, and app alerts whenever a sex offender moves into or out of your neighborhood. Watch now

Florida:   CBS Orlando reports on AlertID's expansion to Florida

CBS Local 6 (Orlando, FL) - July 11, 2012
Parents have a new tool for helping keep kids safe from sex offenders but it does much more than that. A new service called AlertID just expanded to Florida this week. It's easy to sign up for a free membership. AlertID provides information on sex offenders as well as weather and other national alerts.   Watch now

Nevada:   CBS Reno - AlertID expands sex offender alert services to 10 states

CBS Channel 2 News (Reno, NV) - July 11, 2012
AlertID now provides alerts from state sex offender databases for more than 144 million people or more than 45 percent of the US population.  Today, AlertID is announcing the availability of sex offender alerts to residents in Illinois and Florida in addition to states already supported including California, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Nevada, Idaho and Arizona.   Watch now

Florida:   New service in Florida allows parents to conveniently monitor nearby sex offenders

Channel 4 News (Jacksonville, FL) - July 11, 2012
AlertID allows residents to get messages straight to their phone if an offender moves nearby. The free service is now available for the first time in Florida. Once parents sign up, they can view a map of offenders in their area, and if one moves nearby, they'll receive a text message on their cellphone. Some parents say it can make protecting their families more convenient than ever.   Watch now

Nevada:   Live interview with AlertID Founder, Keli Wilson

KOH AM Radio (Reno, NV) - July 11, 2012
Keli Wilson, Founder of AlertID, talks to KOH AM Radio about the companies expansion of its sex offender alert services to 144M people across the US. AlertID now provides sex offender notifications in 10 states across the country and has plans to announce additional states in the coming weeks.   Listen now

Technology:   AlertID Expands Service to 144 Million People Free Sex Offender Alerts Now Available to Nearly Half of US Population

Digital Journal (National) - July 10, 2012
The many recent high profile sex offender cases in the media have put families on high alert about where sex offenders are in their neighborhoods, according to Keli Wilson, Founder of AlertID. With AlertID, members can view a local map showing where registered offenders are in their neighborhoods. If an offender moves into their neighborhood or near their school, AlertID will automatically send an alert.  Read more

Technology:   Free Sex Offender Alerts Now Available to Nearly Half of US Population

My Techno Source (National) - July 10, 2012
The many recent high profile sex offender cases in the media have put families on high alert about where sex offenders are in their neighborhoods, according to Keli Wilson, Founder of AlertID. Today, AlertID is announcing the availability of sex offender alerts to residents in Illinois and Florida in addition to states already supported including California, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Nevada, Idaho and Arizona.  Read more

Technology:   AlertID Expands Service to Nearly Half of US Population

Virtual Strategy Magazine (National) - July 10, 2012
With AlertID, members can view a local map showing where registered offenders are in their neighborhoods. If an offender moves into their neighborhood or near their school, AlertID will automatically send an alert. Also included in each alert are important safety tips. If traveling to other areas, members can access the same information with AlertID’s free mobile app.  Read more

Nevada: Seniors in Henderson learn how to use AlertID to stay informed about crime in their neighborhoods

8 News Now CBS (Las Vegas, NV) - June 26, 2012
The Henderson Police Department provided an instructional class on AlertID to seniors at the Annabelle Pines Senior Center. Seniors were shown how they can use the information provided through AlertID to stay informed about crime, sex offenders, severe weather and missing children in their communities. Watch now

Nevada: How close can sex offenders live to schools?

My News 4 NBC (Nevada) - June 20, 2012
Police say its important to know your surroundings -- and understand who's living near you. Websites like AlertID and the state sex offender registry make it easy to find out if an offender is living in your neighborhood. Police say arming yourself with that kind of knowledge is your best defense against predators. Watch Now

Texas:   AlertID expands state sex offender registries alerts

Bandera County Courier (Texas) - June 14, 2012
AlertID, a free online and mobile service for members and public safety officials, now provides universal access to and alerts from state sex offender database (SOD) information for more than 112 million people or more than 35 percent of the US population. States now supported by AlertID are California, Texas, New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Nevada, Idaho and Arizona.  Read more

Arizona:  AlertID now provides sex offender alerts in Arizona

ABC Channel 15 (Phoenix, AZ) - June 4, 2012
AlertID is now providing sex offender alerts in Arizona. The company recently expanded their platform to include a total of eight states with more states expected to come online soon. AlertID will notify members of sex offenders in their area and when there is a change in the registry. Watch now

Arizona:   Sex Offender Alerts Now Include Arizona

KFYI News Talk Radio (Phoenix, AZ) - June 4, 2012  
Arizona has become one of the states covered by a new free mobile app that notifies you about sex offenders in whatever area you happen to be in...The AlertID app allows residents of eight states – which include 35 percent of the US population – to use their mobile device to get alerts about sex offenders in the area where they live or are visiting.  Listen now

Arizona:  A parent's must-have, AlertID makes public safety info truly public

East Valley Tribune (Arizona) - May 31, 2012
Beginning this week, AlertID.com expanded to include Arizona in its database. Seven other states have the service. Two more states come online by the end of June and the founders hope the rest are on board by the end of this year. Read more

Maryland:  AlertID sex offender alerts now available in Maryland

WBAL 11 NBC (Baltimore, MD) - May 30, 2012
CBS Baltimore reports on AlertID sex offender alerts. AlertID announced the expansion of its sex offender alert services which now include California, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Maryland, Pennsylvania and New York. AlertID plans to announce additional states in the coming weeks.  Watch now  

California:  New cellphone app tracks sex offenders in Santa Cruz County, state

Mercury News (Silicon Valley, CA) - May 30, 2012
"We connect directly to the sex offender website," AlertID founder Keli Wilson said in an interview. "Any time anything in their profile changes - they move, they get a tattoo, a new job - it notifies everyone in our network." Read more  

Maryland:  AlertID offers cellphone alerts about sex offenders

Today MSNBC.com (Baltimore, MD) - May 30, 2012
Maryland now supports AlertID, which gives subscribers access to the Maryland Sex Offender Registry. The system provides users with a map that accesses the state's entire database and sends alerts to members when information in each offender's file changes. Read more  

Nevada:  AlertID expands sex offender alert services

8 News Now CBS  (Las Vegas, NV) - May 30, 2012
AlertID Founder, Keli Wilson, talks to CBS about the expansion of the Sex Offender Alerts to California, Arizona, Texas, Maryland, New York and Pennsylvania. AlertID also currently provides sex offender alerts to Nevada and Idaho.  Watch now  

California:  AlertID Expands Free Service Providing Alerts from State Sex Offender Registries to Cover More Than 112 Million People

San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, CA) - May 30, 2012
AlertID, a free online and mobile service for members and public safety officials, now provides universal access to and alerts from state sex offender database ("SOD") information for more than 112 million people or more than 35 percent of the US population. Read more  

Maryland:  Sex Offender Alerts Now Available to All Residents of Maryland

Baynet.com (Maryland) - May 30, 2012
“I encourage all residents to be armed with this information and AlertID is doing a great service for the safety of our children by making this information easy to access and also alerting residents of any changes”, Stephanie Parker, Chairperson Nevada Amber Alert Committee. Read more  

California:  New cellphone app tracks sex offenders in Santa Cruz County

Monterey Herald (Santa Cruz, California) - May 30, 2012
A new cellphone application launched across California on Wednesday makes it easier to view maps and information on registered sex offenders. The free app, called AlertID, takes information from the state's sex offender database and creates maps and easy-to-read information for smartphones. Read more  

New York:  AlertID Expands Free Service Providing Alerts from State Sex Offender Registries to Cover More Than 112 Million People

Times Union (Albany, NY) - May 30, 2012
A new cellphone application launched across California on Wednesday makes it easier to view maps and information on registered sex offenders. The free app, called AlertID, takes information from the state's sex offender database and creates maps and easy-to-read information for smartphones. Read more

Maryland:  AlertID offers cellphone alerts about sex offenders

WYPR 88.1 (Maryland) - May 30, 2012
Alerts and messages delivered to your cellphone could alert you to whether a sex offender moves into your neighborhood. Read more  

Nevada:  AlertID showcases My Family app in response to National Missing Children's Day.

Nevada:  National Missing Children's Day - AlertID mobile technology is helping to save children's lives

My News 4 NBC (Reno, NV) - May 24, 2012
Nevada's First Lady, Kathleen Sandoval, and AlertID, join forces with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children to bring awareness to National Missing Children's Day. Watch now  

Nevada: AlertID CEO, Ken Wiles, demonstrates how to report suspicious activity to Homeland Security

NBC My News 3 (Las Vegas, Nevada) - May 15, 2012
AlertID CEO, Ken Wiles, demonstrates how to report suspicious activity to Homeland Security using the AlertID mobile application on the iPad including uploading and sending a geo-coded photo. Watch now

Nevada: Founder, Keli Wilson, talks to NBC about national expansion

NBC News 4 (Reno, Nevada) - May 15, 2012
AlertID expands to national platform with the launch of the most advanced suite of mobile and online applications and services to help people protect families and communities. Founder, Keli Wilson, talks to NBC about the implementation of national weather and earthquake alerts, Homeland Security reporting and My Family Wallet. Watch now

Georgia: AlertID Launches Most Advanced Suite of Mobile and Online Applications to Help Protect Families

WALB News (Albany, Georgia) - May 15, 2012
AlertID's technology has significantly reduced crime and earned the endorsement of national, state and local legislators, law enforcement officers and emergency responders.Read more

Nevada: AlertID gives live interview to NBC

News 4 (Reno, Nevada) - April 26, 2012
AlertID Founder, Keli Wilson, gives live interview to NBC in Reno, Nevada and discusses enhancements to the AlertID platform including the ability to add multiple locations, the community watch function that is available through AlertID social networking and the expansion to a national platform. Watch now

Alabama: AlertID’s public safety website offers enhancements

Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) - April 10, 2012
AlertID, now allows people to blog and send pictures about neighborhood crime, suspicious activities or people on its Virtual Neighborhood and Community Watch pictures section, Keli Wilson, AlertID founder, said. Read more

Nevada: AlertID’s public safety website offers enhancements

Reno Gazette Journal (Reno, Nevada) - April 10, 2012
Users also can add up to five addresses — a school or workplace, for example — to get alerts on when high priority or violent crimes occur in the area. The alerts include details such as the type of crime, time, place and distance from the location. Read more

Nevada: New Tool Lets Users See Crime in Their Neighborhood

CBS 8NewsNow (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 6, 2012
It’s been exactly two weeks since a brutal home invasion in a gated upscale community left an attorney clinging to life. People in his neighborhood are still terrified, and the suspects are still on the loose. That’s why many are signing up for AlertID, a free service lets you know about crime in your neighborhood. Watch now

Nevada: Preview - New Tool Lets Users See Crime in Their Neighborhood

8NewsNow (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 6, 2012
AlertID is a way for residents to stay informed about crimes happening in their neighborhood.

Nevada: Martin shooting puts neighborhood watch programs in spotlight

Fox 5 News (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 5, 2012
The shooting death of Treyvon Martin in Florida is a tragedy under a set of circumstances never seen before, and it’s raising concern in Las Vegas. Watch now

Nevada: Smart phone app provides danger and disaster alerts

ABC 13 Action News (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 5, 2012
A smart phone app now available in the Las Vegas area aims to help citizens stay safer....”By providing that info it gives us another platform or a digital medium to alert the public to what is occurring in that neighborhood,” a spokesperson for the police department said.

Nevada: (Las Vegas) Metro participates in Digital Watch Neighborhood

NBC My News 3 (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 5, 2012
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has partnered with AlertID, an online free service that gives residents up-to-date information about registered sex offenders and crime in their neighborhoods

Nevada: AlertID: Latest Features include Community Watch Pictures

North Lake Tahoe Bonanza (North Lake Tahoe, Nevada) - March 26, 2012
“AlertID is the single most important tool for public safety that I’ve seen in my lifetime,” said Nevada Homeland Security Committee Member and Former Chief of Police, Richard Perkins. “In a post 9/11 world and with criminals becoming more sophisticated, AlertID has already made us safer.” Read more

Nevada: New upgrades to Alert ID

NBC News 4 (Reno, Nevada) - March 26, 2012
“Not only (can you upload) a photo, but it’s geo-coded so law enforcement will know the exact coordinates of where this event happened. You can even find out what direction the camera was pointed, north, east, south, west,” says Wilson. Watch now

Nevada: AlertID’s Social Networking Technology Helps with Stranger Danger

Daily Sparks Tribune (Sparks, Nevada) - March 24, 2012
“Two days ago, a member posted on the Community Watch that a 13-year-old was followed home by a suspicious vehicle,” Wilson said. “The child made it home. The member, though, wanted to make people aware of it. They verified it with the Washoe County Sheriff’s Office and broadcast it to members within a 3-mile radius to several thousand people, so there’s really power in numbers and power in people.” Read more

Nevada: Vegas Metro and Henderson police join the mobile crime reporting program AlertID

Fox 5 News (Las Vegas, Nevada) - March 23, 2012
The service provides users with text and email notifications from law enforcement agencies. Alerts can range from public safety announcements to burglaries and updates to sex offender registries. Nevada Child Seekers, Amber Alert and the state’s counter-terrorism center are also partners in the program. Watch now

Nevada: Company pushes Neighborhood Watch concept ahead with Web-based service

Las Vegas Review-Journal (Las Vegas, Nevada) - April 5, 2012
The Web-based platform pulls information from law enforcement and public safety agencies for distribution to users at no cost through text or email. Users can sign up at AlertID.com and designate the area where they want to be kept informed. Read more

Nevada: (Las Vegas) Metro Launches AlertID

Las Vegas Sun (Las Vegas, Nevada) - March 15, 2012
Metro’s move follows in the footsteps of Henderson Police, which has been using Alert ID since August 2011. The program sends users a mixture of crime notifications, sex-offender registry updates and public safety announcements in addition to interactive features. Read more

Nevada: AlertID Expands Family and Community Protection

NBC My News 3 (Las Vegas, Nevada) - March 13, 2012
AlertID, a Nevada based company, has proven to help reduce crime and uses the newest technology to create instant, two-way communications between citizens and federal, state, and local authorities to provide immediate information on crime, terrorism or natural disasters that can threaten the safety of your family and community. Watch now

Nevada: Bingham County First in Idaho to Install AlertID System

NBC News 6 (Bingham County, Idaho) – February 14, 2012
The Blackfoot Police Department is the first to install this program in Idaho. They are followed by other agencies like the Shelley Police and Aberdeen Police Departments and the Bingham County Sherriff’s Office. Watch now

Nevada: Idaho - Newest State to Join AlertID

ABC Local News 8 (Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming) - February 13, 2012
“I would encourage all Blackfoot, Aberdeen, Shelley and Bingham County residents to sign up for this free online service that can truly help keep our neighborhoods safer,” Blackfoot Police Chief David Moore said in a news release Monday. “This is a powerful tool to help residents be more aware of crime and threats in their community, and be more proactive in looking after the safety of their families and their neighbors.” Read more

Nevada: AlertID Helps Evacuate over 10,000 People in Washoe Drive Fire

CBS 2 News (Reno, Nevada) - January 30, 2012
The Washoe Drive Fire was declared fully contained at 6:00am Saturday. The fire burned 3,177 acres. At 8:00am Saturday, all evacuation areas were re-opened, according to Mark Regan with Sierra Fire Protection District. Regan also said at 3:00pm Saturday, the incident management team will turn control of the fire back over to local firefighting agencies. Read more

Nevada: Police Use AlertID to Help Find Missing 11 - Year old Boy

NBC News 4 (Reno, Nevada) - February 1, 2012
After less than one year in service, the free Alert I.D. program is being credited with helping to lower Washoe County’s crime rate by a staggering 32 percent. Watch now

Nevada: AlertID Proud to Help...Henderson, Nevada is One of the Safest Cities in America

NBC My News 3 (Las Vegas, Nevada) - January 13, 2012
Henderson Police Chief Jutta Chambers said more than 12,000 residents have signed up for the free service, which she credits with improving the city’s safety. Forbes recently ranked Henderson the second safest city in the nation based on factors such as median income, poverty rate, violent crime and traffic fatalities. Watch now

Nevada: AlertID Provides Henderson Residents with Instant Crime Updates

Las Vegas Sun (Las Vegas, Nevada) - January 12, 2012
Forbes recently ranked Henderson the second safest city in the nation based on factors such as median income, poverty rate, violent crime and traffic fatalities. Violent crimes and property crimes dropped by 6 and 16 percent, respectively, last year in Henderson compared to 2010, police said. AlertID expects 25,000 users in Henderson by the end of March, based on growth patterns so far... Read more

Nevada: Alert ID Joins Forces with State Leaders

NBC My News 3 (Las Vegas, Nevada) - December 16, 2011
Governor Brian Sandoval and his cabinet leaders will now receive emergency updates about crimes, disasters and emergencies through Alert I.D., the free service that now provides such information to tens of thousands of Nevadans. Watch now

Nevada: Alert ID Helps Lower Crime Rate

NBC News 4 (Reno, Nevada) - October 12, 2011
After less than one year in service, the free Alert I.D. program is being credited with helping to lower Washoe County’s crime rate by a staggering 32 percent. “When people are aware, and they have information, they can do great things,” said Sheriff Mike Haley. Watch now