Crime & Safety
Alsip Police Launches New Mobile App To Keep Community Connected
Alsip police are launching a new custom app that gives residents access to the latest community news, instant public safety alerts and more.

ALSIP, IL — The Alsip Police Department is launching a new custom mobile app for iPhone and Android devices. Alsip residents now have a direct connection with the police department for the latest community news, instant public safety notifications, and more.
“Gone are the days of traditional neighborhood watch, with our app citizens will be able to stay informed of crimes utilizing our interactive map to get reliable crime information, in a timely manner at their fingertips,” Alsip Police Chief Jay Miller said.
The app’s multi-channel messaging system makes it easy for the department to deliver the right message at the right time, encouraging two-way communication. Once residents download the Alsip police app from either the Apple and Android app stores, they can instantly connect to the agency through tools and features specifically tailored to public safety, including:
● Crime Maps
● Frequently Asked Questions
● Sex Offender Registry
● Local Ordinance Access
● Citizen Resources
● Special Needs Registry
● Smart 911 Registry
The technology that powers Alsip police app is Apex Mobile’s proprietary platform. The system was designed to help police departments, sheriff’s offices, and public safety agencies across the country develop, deploy, and manage mobile apps that drive effective community engagement. Apex’s technology is being used by public safety agencies nationwide.
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For more information about the new Alsip police app, please call 708-385-6902 or go to www.alsippolicedepartment.com. To learn more about Apex Mobile and their applications for public safety agencies, call 949-305-7008 or visit www.apexmobile.net.
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