Macon Regional Crimestoppers App Adds a Way to Report Family Violence

The Houston County Sheriff’s Office and Macon Regional Crimestoppers introduced the Macon Regional Crimestoppers app at a joint press conference on June 11, 2026. Its family-violence reporting function gives victims, witnesses, and concerned community members another way to share information anonymously.

Sheriff Matt Moulton’s announcement emphasized expanding access to anonymous reporting and connecting community members with law enforcement. The press conference brought together participating law enforcement agencies and community organizations at the Sheriff’s Office in Warner Robins.

What the App Provides

The official app offers anonymous crime and family-violence tip reporting, follow-up on existing tips, wanted-person information, missing-person alerts, and community safety updates.

It serves Baldwin, Bibb, Crawford, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach, and Twiggs counties. Macon Regional Crimestoppers credits the Peyton Anderson Foundation with funding the app.

For immediate danger or an emergency, call 911. Anonymous tip reporting is not a substitute for requesting an emergency response.

Download the Official App

Use the verified store links below, or visit the official Macon Regional Crimestoppers mobile app page for information.

Sources and Related Information

This community-news article combines the Sheriff’s May 21 announcement and May 27 clarification with the official Crimestoppers app information. The June 11 launch was reported by the Houston Home Journal on June 12, 2026. It is not a verbatim HCSO press release.

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