Halloween Safety Event

The Springfield Police and Fire Departments, in conjunction with Public Works and Lincoln Library are welcoming families to their Sixth Annual Halloween Safety Event on Saturday, October 26, from 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. on the Y-Block, located between Capitol Avenue and Jackson Street. Children are encouraged to come in costume for a fun evening of trick-or-treating and activities throughout downtown while learning about Halloween Safety.


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Neighborhood Police Officer

Did you know the Springfield Police have eight patrol officers called Neighborhood Police Officers or NPOs? These officers are assigned to one of the eight beats that make up Springfield and work hard to improve the quality of life in those neighborhoods. Locate your “beat” by entering your address and find out who is your NPO is through the link below


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CRIMESTOPPERS

Can you provide a tip to help police apprehend a fugitive or assist in an arrest? CrimeStoppers offers a cash reward on tips that lead to an arrest while keeping complete protection of the caller's anonymity. To provide your tip, call 217.788.8427 and to assure anonymity, the caller is given a secret code number for any future communication. You will be asked to check back in and if your tip assists law enforcement, CrimeStoppers will make arrangements with the caller for the cash reward.


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Online Camera Registration

Residents and businesses can now register the locations of their outdoor video surveillance systems with the Springfield Police Department. When an incident occurs, police will be able to identify the locations of nearby video cameras and enlist the assistance of the community to help officers collect video evidence and follow up on leads. The police will not have access to your cameras or security system. If footage is needed, a secure link will be provided to the resident by a third party vendor working with the department.

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