If this is an emergency, call 911
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Act.

Not sure who to tell?

100% of disrupted school shootings were prevented because a community member came forward when they observed concerning behaviors.  

Learn more about who you can contact and what to expect when you reach out.

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The Northern California Regional Intelligence Center (NCRIC) is a public safety information-sharing center serving the Bay Area. It accepts anonymous tips about potential threats to public safety. 



What to expect

Your tip is reviewed by trained public safety analysts. You will not be contacted unless you choose to provide your information. Tips are used to assess potential concerns and connect people to appropriate resources when possible.

The Say Something Anonymous Reporting System allows students grades 4-12 to share a concern, privately and safely.


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Call the 24/7 crisis hotline at 1-844-5-SayNow


What to expect

You can chat anonymously with a trained crisis counselor using the 24/7 crisis hotline or downloading the app from the Google Play or Apple Store. The crisis counselor lets you know once they’ve gathered all the information they need. You can come back to your tip’s chat later and update the crisis counselor with any new information.

If this is an emergency, call 911


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Dial 911 from any phone


What to expect

You will be connected to a local dispatcher who will ask about your situation and direct the appropriate response. 911 is for emergencies where there is an immediate threat to someone’s safety.