S.C.O.P.E Crime Maps & Monthly Statistical Review

 
The Crime Mapping webpage allows you to search date, crime and area or just see what is happening throughout Spokane County and its cities.

Crime Information Mapping

Monthly Crime Statistical Review (PDF)  

National Night Out

2015 Registration Form coming soon

Reporting Crime, Suspicious Information, Etc.

For any emergency that requires an immediate response from law enforcement, fire or medical aid personnel Call 911.

Crime Check

Phone: 509-456-2233
Website

Please call Crime Check to report a crime or suspicious activity that does not require immediate attention. You are the eyes and ears of the community and your calls help us to help you! Crime Check is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Examples of what to report through crime check:

• Stolen bicycles
• Custodial Interference
• Garage Burglaries
• Suspicious Activity and Crimes
• Identification Theft
• Trespassing
• Malicious Mischief
• Vehicle Prowling
• Abandoned or Hulk Vehicles
• Graffiti

Contact Us

• Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich
• Deputy Chris Johnston
• Deputy David Morris
• S.C.O.P.E (Sheriff Community Oriented Policing Effort)
• Spokane Emergency and Disaster Preparedness
• Crime Stoppers - 800-222-TIPS (8477)

Important Phone Numbers

• The Law Enforcement Help Line
  Phone: 509-477-5980 - phone tree for law enforcement offices
• To report graffiti
  Phone: 509-456-2233 (Crime Check)
• To report a drug house/tip
  Phone: 509-456-2233 (Crime Check) or 509-477-4778
• To report gang activity
  Phone: 509-477-4778
• Traffic Hot Line: County
  509-477-3222, Valley 509-477-3350
• Abandoned or Hulk Vehicles
  Phone: 509-456-2233 (Crime Check)
• Runaway Hotline
  Phone: 509-477-6928