Spokane County, Washington now on SpotCrime

By Anonymous
SpotCrime is pleased to announce that we are now receiving data from the Spokane County Sheriff's Office. We are now mapping crimes for the area, including thefts, assaults and burglaries.

Our interactive SpotCrime map has several different search capabilities that will allow you to access the specific type of crime data you're looking for. Concerned about the safety of your workplace and only want to search for burglaries around the area? Uncheck the other crime categories and type in the address of your office space, and you will only see those crimes. SpotCrime makes it easy to customize our crime data to your needs.

Click here to view our Spokane County map.

SpotCrime provides free daily crime alerts by email and text message. Know your neighborhood. Register for yours today at www.spotcrime.com.

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