Crime reporting agency offering a telephone number, web tips and text messaging to encourage citizens in the community to volunteer vital information helpful to law enforcement agencies fight crime; callers remain anonymous and are eligible to receive a cash reward if the information given leads to an arrest or grand jury indictment of a felony offender.

Law enforcement agency.

Graffiti hotline.

Anonymous reporting to law enforcement concerning crimes that have or will happen.

Clayton County Sheriff's office provides a tip line for the public to report suspected criminal activity. Callers who provide information on this line may remain anonymous.

Assistance for people who want to register complaints or have other concerns with departments of city government.

Title VI compliance official investigating, documenting all constituent reports of discrimination by StarTran, Lincoln's public transit services and other divisions that have contact with the public.

Administers the city's online service request reporting system, Acting with Citizens To Improve Our Neighborhoods (ACTION) Center, providing in-depth responses to concerns that become complex. Go to www.lincoln.ne.gov and click on 'Service Requests' . People can find out about the laws that deal with their concern and report to the appropriate department any violations or problems they see in the community.

Problem Resolution Team, comprised of all City enforcement and codes compliance agencies and departments, brings problem properties back into compliance with local law.

Program designed to encourage citizen involvement in the solution of crimes. Residents urged to call if they see a crime or have any information that could lead to a criminal's arrest. A cash reward may be given.

Provides a telephone number for residents to supply police with tips anonymously. Tips can also be sent by text: "PCCS plus message" to CRIMES (274637).

Call to anonymously report any information concerning unsolved felony crimes, felony fugitives, or drug information. The caller is given a confidential code number and, if an arrest is made, the caller receives a cash reward of up to $1,000.

Hotline for information on crimes. Callers can remain confidential and may be eligible for a reward.

Program designed to encourage citizen involvement in the solution of crimes. Residents urged to call if they see a crime or have any information that could lead to a criminal's arrest. A cash reward may be given.