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Florida City Crime Tips: Report Anonymously to Crime Stoppers

Florida City residents can report non-emergency criminal tips anonymously through Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade and The Florida Keys for potential cash rewards. Call 911 for emergencies.

10/09/2026 · Florida City edition

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Florida City residents can anonymously report non-emergency criminal activity to Crime Stoppers of Miami-Dade and The Florida Keys. The organization accepts tips concerning cases near Homestead Air Reserve Base or in neighborhoods like Leisure City. Residents can submit information through Crime Stoppers' anonymous tip line, website, mobile app or social media channels.

Crime Stoppers will pay cash rewards up to $5,000 for information leading to an arrest. Additional funds from victims' families, friends or colleagues can increase reward amounts in certain cases. Tipsters must submit information directly through Crime Stoppers' anonymous channels to be eligible for a reward.

Law enforcement agencies will receive all submitted information. Crime Stoppers and law enforcement guarantee anonymity to tipsters. Tips received after an arrest are ineligible for rewards.

For emergencies, residents should call 911. Crime Stoppers works with law enforcement to address crime that may cross county lines. Suspects identified through tips should be considered dangerous. The public should not approach suspects but instead provide a tip and call 911.

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